Question 1

Why does the film show Sandra Day O'Connor as chief justice?

Accepted Answer

The cast list says Sandra Day O'Connor is chief justice, but she never held that position. However, the movie correctly shows her presiding at the oral argument with only seven justices present; Chief Justice Rehnquist was absent due to illness and Justice Stevens due to a travel delay.

Question 2

What is the real location of Susette Kelo's home?

Accepted Answer

Susette Kelo's home was at 8 East Street, New London, CT, not on the water as depicted in the film.

Question 3

Which two congressmen co-sponsored a bipartisan screening of the film?

Accepted Answer

Democrat Representative Jamie Raskin from Maryland and Republican Representative Dana Rohrabacher from California co-sponsored a bipartisan congressional screening at the Capitol Theater in Washington D.C.

Question 4

What real-life college does the fictional Walthrop College represent?

Accepted Answer

The fictitious Walthrop College represents Connecticut College, a private liberal arts college in New London, Connecticut.

Question 5

Which other legal fight films has this movie been compared to?

Accepted Answer

The movie has been likened to Erin Brockovich (2000) and A Civil Action (1998).

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