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"Heiress Sunny von Bulow, dead for all intents and purposes, lies in a deep coma in a New York hospital bed saved from death only by the masses of life support equipment. Her husband is brought to trial, accused of giving her the insulin shot that induced the coma from which she will never awaken."@en
"Un habile avocat de New York, Alan Dershowitz, accepte d'assumer en appel la défense de Claus von Bulow, condamné en première instance pour avoir provoqué par une dose d'insuline l'état comateux de sa femme Sunny. Réunissant autour de lui une équipe de jeunes collaborateurs qui ont suivi ses cours de droit, il s'applique à détruire point par point les allégations de la poursuite contre son client. Celui-ci suit le progrès des recherches avec une ironie moqueuse, et reste distant envers son défenseur."
"Summary: Heiress Sunny von Bulow, dead for all intents and purposes, lies in a deep coma in a New York hospital bed saved from death only by the masses of life support equipment. Her husband is brought to trial, accused of giving her the insulin shot that induced the coma from which she will never awaken."@en
"Claus von Bulow wordt veroordeeld voor de moordpoging op zijn zeer rijke vrouw. Met behulp van de advocaat Dershowitz en een groep enthousiaste rechtenstudenten gaat hij in hoger beroep."
"Account of the story of Claus von Bülow who was convicted of trying to murder his wife Sunny how he hired Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz to handle his appeal."@en
"Did European aristocrat Claus von Bulow attempt to murder his wife Sunny at their luxurious Newport mansion in 1980? The tabloids of the day certainly had their opinions. "You have one thing in your favor," defense attorney Alan Dershowitz told von Bulow, "Everybody hates you." Reversal of Fortune is the acclaimed movie version of events that had all America talking. Jeremy Irons plays von Bulow in an Academy Award winning performance of icy brittleness that also won a Golden Globe and Los Angeles and National Society of Film CriticsBest Actor Awards. Glen Close is wanly elegant as heiress."@en
"Did European aristocrat Claus von Bulow attempt to murder his wife Sunny at their luxurious Newport mansion in 1980? The tabloids of the day certainly had their opinions. "You have one thing in your favor," defense attorney Alan Dershowitz told von Bulow, "Everybody hates you." Reversal of Fortune is the acclaimed movie version of events that had all America talking. Jeremy Irons plays von Bulow in an Academy Award winning performance of icy brittleness that also won a Golden Globe and Los Angeles and National Society of Film CriticsBest Actor Awards. Glen Close is wanly elegant as heiress Sunny. And Ron Silver portrays Harvard law professor Dershowitz, retained by von Bulow to uncover the evidence that will demolish the prosecution's case - and reverse a devastating verdict."
"Did European aristocrat Claus von Bulow attempt to murder his wife Sunny at their luxurious Newport mansion in 1980? The tabloids of the day certainly had their opinions. "You have one thing in your favor," defense attorney Alan Dershowitz told von Bulow, "Everybody hates you." Reversal of Fortune is the acclaimed movie version of events that had all America talking. Jeremy Irons plays von Bulow in an Academy Award winning performance of icy brittleness that also won a Golden Globe and Los Angeles and National Society of Film CriticsBest Actor Awards. Glen Close is wanly elegant as heiress Sunny. And Ron Silver portrays Harvard law professor Dershowitz, retained by von Bulow to uncover the evidence that will demolish the prosecution's case - and reverse a devastating verdict."@en
"Did European aristocrat Claus von Bulow try to murder his wife Sunny at their luxurious mansion in 1980? Tabloids of the day had their opinions. Think you know the truth? Until you watch - you have no idea."
"Summary: The gripping account of one of the most notorious murder cases of the last decade, and how Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz and his graduate law students put together the successful appeal for Claus Von Bülow, convicted of giving his heiress wife Sunny the insulin injection that induced the coma from which she will never awaken. -- Container."