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12 Angry Men Viewing

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12 Angry Men Viewing - Part 1

12 Angry Men courtroom scene

🎬 Part 1: Character Observations

1. Which juror appears most dominant in the opening scenes?
2. Which juror seems hesitant or uncertain about the initial verdict?

Juror #3 (Lee J. Cobb)

Juror #8 (Henry Fonda)

Juror #11 (George Voskovec)

Juror #12 (Robert Webber)

3. Note two character traits you observe through dialogue or behaviour:

Juror #____: _________________________________________________

Juror #____: _________________________________________________

4. Which jurors immediately show conflict? Describe the nature of their tension:

⚖️ Part 2: Group Dynamics & Tension

5. How does the jury room setting contribute to building tension? Give specific examples:
6. Identify moments of persuasion or hesitation you notice:

Persuasion moment: ___________________________________________

Hesitation moment: ___________________________________________

7. What techniques does the film use to create dramatic tension? (Check all that apply)

Close-up camera shots

Heated dialogue exchanges

Physical positioning of characters

Silence and pauses

Lighting changes

💭 Part 3: Critical Analysis

8. How do the jurors' interactions reflect real-life views on justice and fairness?

Sentence starter for support: The jurors' behaviour suggests that people's views on justice are influenced by...

9. What does this film suggest about group decision-making under pressure?
10. Extension Activity: Compare this jury's initial dynamics to what you know about Australian jury systems. What similarities or differences do you notice?

Differentiation Support:

• Use the character reference sheet provided for names and backgrounds

• Focus on 2-3 key jurors if tracking all 12 becomes overwhelming

• Ask for clarification during pause moments if needed

Success Criteria Checklist:

□ I can identify key characters and their traits

□ I can explain developing relationships and conflicts

□ I can discuss the impact of the jury setting on character behaviour

□ I can express personal responses supported by film examples

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