Paul Biegler, "Anatomy of a Murder" (Jimmy Stewart)

A humble, small-town guy who likes to fish. And also take on big-city lawyers from Lansing, which we guess is a big deal in 1950s Michigan courtrooms. So focused on his case, he's somehow able to ignore the flirty advances of Lee Remick. In tight sweaters.<br><br> Best lawyer-speak: "Your Honor, I don't think I can dignify this ... creature ... with any more questions."
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( Columbia / May 31, 2011 )

A humble, small-town guy who likes to fish. And also take on big-city lawyers from Lansing, which we guess is a big deal in 1950s Michigan courtrooms. So focused on his case, he's somehow able to ignore the flirty advances of Lee Remick. In tight sweaters.

Best lawyer-speak: "Your Honor, I don't think I can dignify this ... creature ... with any more questions."

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