Let's Kill All the Lawyers explained

Let's Kill All the Lawyers
Director:	Ron Senkowski
Starring:	Ron Senkowski
Music:	Martin Liebman
Cinematography:	Lon Stratton
Editing:	Christa Kindt
Runtime:	100 minutes
Country:	United States
Language:	English

Let's Kill All the Lawyers is a 1992 American independent comedy-drama film written by, directed by and starring Ron Senkowski.^[1] It is Senkowski's directorial debut and was the first feature film edited using Avid.^[2]

Cast

• Rick Frederick as Foster Merkul
• James Vezina as Junior Rawley
• Michelle DeVuono as Satori Bunko
• Lee Gusta as Pope
• Cheryl Roy as Larissa
• Joanne Long as Penelope
• Sonya A. Avakian as Tortuously Intricate Lawyer
• Ron Senkowski as Crazy Mikey
• Lewis Arquette as Antinus
• Dick Butkus as The Turnkey
• Hamilton Camp as Marcus
• Richard Moll as The Centurian
• Felton Perry as Cyrus

Production

The film was shot in Michigan.^[3]

Notes and References

1. Web site: Conklin. Mike. Hevrdejs. Judy. 'Lawyers' Film Could Well Make A Killing. 2 November 1997. Chicago Tribune. 3 March 2021.
2. Web site: Fun Facts and Dates in Digital Editing 'Firsts'. 2011-12-10. The Beat: A Blog by PremiumBeat. en-US. 2020-03-08.
3. Leydon. Joe. Let's Kill All the Lawyers. 11 June 1992. Variety. 17 May 2019.