Known as “the trial of the century”, The People v. O.J. Simpson unravels the drama of the 1994-1995 murder trial of the National Football League champion, who was accused of killing his wife, Nicole Brown, and the man she was allegedly having an affair with, Ronald Goldman, in their Brentwood, California home. For some inexplicable reason, the cameras were allowed to be in the courtroom, capturing every moment of the trial on camera for the entire world to see.
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Clark said that while Tuesday’s debut of American Crime Story was “phenomenal”, watching the events of the case unfold once again was like “reliving a nightmare”.
“What most people didn’t know is that [Kardashian] was editing as he went along, that O.J. Simpson was, in fact, barely literate”, Toobin tells Dr. Phil in the episode airing Monday, February 1.
In an interview with Fox, LaVergne said his client was “not upset” about his depiction in “The People v. O.J. Simpson”, but wasn’t completely satisfied with how those around him were shown.
The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story also stars John Travolta, Sarah Paulson, David Schwimmer and Courtney B. Vance. “I think the series in a whole is more [of an] examination of this time period and putting the judicial system on trial, because we know what verdict was announced”. Pretty sure, it’s not just Clark who appreciates Murphy and his team’s courage that led them to dig into the Simpson trial’s grave. “I thought I had known everything about that case, (but) I quickly found out that I did not…”
“I said, ‘O.J., I could never walk in this room”. According to the American press, the second season could focus on hurricane Katrina, the storm that devastated New Orleans in 2005, telling the story through the eyes of a group of six to eight people.
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And Cuba Gooding Jr. was in the mood to celebrate while out in New York City, hugging and kissing police officers and posing for photos with fans.
