Goliath (series) (2016)
Release Year: 2016
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: 律政巨人, 골리앗, Голиаф, 歌利亞, Trial
Director: Alik Sakharov, Anthony Hemingway, Bill D'Elia, Billy Bob Thornton, David E. Kelley
Writer: Andrew Matisziw, Ben Myer, David E. Kelley, Jennifer Ames, Jonathan Shapiro
Production & Genre
Producer: Producer: Aaron Greenberg, Derek Johansen
Co-Producer: Adam Ben Frank, Rami Rank
Executive Producer: Geyer Kosinski, Jennifer Ames, Lawrence Trilling, Ross Fineman, Steve Turner
Companies: Amazon Studios, David E. Kelley Productions, Jonathan Shapiro Productions, Picrow
Genre: Drama, Legal Drama, Lgbt-Related Television Series
Budget: N/A
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Keywords
Keywords: courtroom drama
Story
Goliath follows Billy McBride, once a powerful lawyer now reduced to an alcoholic, struggling with his past after being ousted from Cooperman & McBride, the law firm he helped build. When Patty, a woman seeking justice for her husband's wrongful death, approaches him, Billy reluctantly takes on her case against the firm's biggest client. As they investigate, they uncover a vast conspiracy that puts them all in danger. Throughout the series, Billy and his ragtag team face numerous challenges, including death threats and trumped-up arrests, as they strive for justice.
Summary
Goliath is an American legal drama web television series created by David E. Kelley and Jonathan Shapiro. The show focuses on Billy McBride, a once-respected lawyer turned ambulance chaser, played by Billy Bob Thornton. The series explores themes of redemption, power dynamics, and the corrupting influence of money in society. It premiered in 2016 and consists of four seasons, with each season containing unique legal cases that Billy and his team take on.
