The Many Lives of 12 Angry Men

TVC 556.3: Part 2 of a conversation that began last week with Phil Rosenzweig, professor at both Harvard Business School and IMD business school, and the author of Reginald Rose and The Journey of 12 Angry Men—the first biography of Reginald Rose, one of the first great voices in television, and the screenwriter and producer of 12 Angry Men (1957), the iconic motion picture starring Henry Fonda that began as a one-hour drama for that Rose wrote for the CBS anthology series Westinghouse Studio One. Topics this segment include some of the differences between the movie and the original TV production, including the back story of one of the most famous scenes in the movie.

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