Juror #11 — Twelve Angry Men Character Profile

About Juror #11

Emphasizes the gravity of the jury's duty, specifically demanding that Juror #7 stop voting out of boredom and instead cast his vote with conviction and seriousness.

Character Facts

Played by

George Voskovec

Appears in

Twelve Angry Men (1954)

Role

Supporting

Relationships (1)

• Juror #11 — Conflict Moral Challenger — Juror #7 (Paul Hartman)

  Juror #11 confronts Juror #7's apathy, demanding intellectual honesty.

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