

Jury Duty
- Comedy
- Drama
When jobless Tommy Collins discovers that sequestered jurors earn free room and board as well as $5-a-day, he gets himself assigned to a jury in a murder trial. Once there, he does everything he can to prolong the trial and deliberations and make the sequestration more comfortable for himself.
Jury Duty is a 1995 comedy-drama about an unemployed man who manipulates his way onto a jury to enjoy free housing and meals during a murder trial. The film explores what happens when someone prioritizes personal comfort over justice, blending humor with courtroom drama.
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Pauly ShoreTommy Collins
Tia CarrereMonica
Stanley TucciFrank
Brian Doyle-MurrayHarry
Abe VigodaJudge Powell
Charles NapierJed
Richard EdsonSkeets
Richard RiehlePrincipal Beasely
Alex DatcherSarah
Richard T. JonesNathan
Sharon BarrLibby Starling
Jack McGeeMurphy
Nick BakayRichard Hertz
Ernie Lee BanksRay
Shelley WintersMrs. Collins

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When was Jury Duty released?
Jury Duty was released on April 12, 1995.
What is Jury Duty about?
The film follows Tommy Collins, a jobless man who deliberately gets assigned to a jury in a murder trial so he can benefit from free room and board plus a daily stipend. He then tries to extend the trial and sequestration to make his stay as comfortable as possible.
What genres is Jury Duty?
Jury Duty is a comedy-drama that blends humor with courtroom elements.
Where can I watch Jury Duty?
As a 1995 theatrical release, Jury Duty is available through various streaming platforms, digital rental services, and physical media; check your preferred streaming service for current availability.















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