Fracture 2007
"I shot my wife... prove it."
Gregory Hoblit's razor-sharp legal thriller *Fracture (2007)* pits two cunning minds against each other in a high-stakes battle of wits.
Director: Gregory Hoblit
Cast
Anthony Hopkins
Theodore Crawford
Ryan Gosling
William Beachum
David Strathairn
Joe Lobruto
Rosamund Pike
Nikki Gardner
Embeth Davidtz
Jennifer Crawford
Billy Burke
Lt. Rob Nunally
Cliff Curtis
Detective Flores
Fiona Shaw
Judge Robinson
Bob Gunton
Judge Gardner
Josh Stamberg
Norman Foster
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Fracture* (2007) about?
A wealthy engineer (Anthony Hopkins) shoots his wife and dares prosecutors to prove his guilt, sparking a high-stakes legal showdown. As the case unravels, a battle of wits ensues between the accused and an ambitious district attorney (Ryan Gosling), where nothing is as it seems.
Who directed *Fracture*?
Gregory Hoblit, known for his work on *Primal Fear* and *Frequency*, directs this tense courtroom thriller.
Who stars in *Fracture*?
The film features Anthony Hopkins as the calculating Ted Crawford, Ryan Gosling as the determined prosecutor Willy Beachum, and Rosamund Pike as the victim's sister.
Is *Fracture* (2007) worth watching?
With its sharp script and powerhouse performances from Hopkins and Gosling, *Fracture* is a standout legal thriller. The clever plot and relentless suspense make it well worth your time, especially for fans of courtroom dramas with a twist.
How long is *Fracture*?
The movie runs for 113 minutes.
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About *Fracture* (2007) — A Courtroom Battle of Lies, Strategy, and Survival
Gregory Hoblit's razor-sharp legal thriller *Fracture (2007)* pits two cunning minds against each other in a high-stakes battle of wits. Anthony Hopkins stars as Ted Crawford, a wealthy engineer who shoots his wife and calmly confesses—only to challenge district attorney Willy Beachum (Ryan Gosling) to prove the crime. What begins as an open-and-shut case spirals into a psychological chess match, where evidence bends, motives shift, and the line between justice and manipulation blurs.
With taut pacing and a moody, high-concept premise, the film explores themes of power, betrayal, and the fragility of truth. The courtroom duels crackle with tension, while the cat-and-mouse dynamic keeps audiences guessing until the final verdict. A masterclass in suspense, *Fracture (2007)* delivers a gripping narrative where every twist feels earned.
