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Gene Hackman played Adam Cayhill, a racist on death row, in 1996’s The Chamber. Who played his lawyer?

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Hint: Cayhill’s attorney wasn’t part of his circle of friends, but was his grandson, fresh out of law school and looking for closure over his family’s violent past.

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