16 Mar 2022
Notre-Dame on Fire
A film relating from the inside the Notre-Dame de Paris fire of April 2019.
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An unconstitutional proposition. An unprecedented decision. An all-star cast.
Live chronicle of the landmark federal trial of California's Prop. 8 using the actual court transcripts and first-hand interviews.
Top Billed Cast
Kevin Bacon Charles J. Cooper
Matt Bomer Jeff Zarrillo
George Clooney David Boies
Chris Colfer Ryan Kendall
Jamie Lee Curtis Sandy Stier
Jesse Tyler Ferguson Ilan Meyer
Cleve Jones Evan Wolfson
Christine Lahti Kris Perry
Jane Lynch Maggie Gallagher
Matthew Morrison Paul Katami
Rory O'Malley Gregory M. Herek
Jansen Panettiere Elliot Perry
James Pickens Jr. Gary Segura
Brad Pitt Judge Vaughn Walker
John C. Reilly David Blankenhorn
Martin Sheen Theodore Olson
Yeardley Smith Nancy F. Cott
George Takei William Tam
Bridger Zadina Spencer Perry
Vanessa E. Garcia Clerk
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