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A western rather than a cop movie

Mallory Rubin: The film is argued to be a western and love story with cops, rather than fundamentally a cop movie.

Mallory Rubin: The other response agrees that the police plot is mostly machinery, without the usual station scenes.

There’s never only one way

Bill Simmons: There’s never only one way is the agreed life lesson.

The film

Witness (1985)

Directed by Peter Weir · Crime

117 minutes

Cast

Selected cast credits · Film reference

Harrison Ford Detective Captain John Book
Kelly McGillis Rachel Lapp
Josef Sommer Chief Paul Schaeffer
Lukas Haas Samuel Lapp
Jan Rubeš Eli Lapp
Alexander Godunov Daniel Hochleitner
Danny Glover Lieutenant James McFee
Brent Jennings Sergeant Elton Carter
Patti LuPone Elaine Book
Angus MacInnes Sergeant Leon "Fergie" Ferguson
Viggo Mortensen Moses Hochleitner
Frederick Rolf Stoltzfus
Timothy Carhart Detective Ian Zenovich
John Garson Bishop Tchantz
Richard Chaves Detective Sykes
Beverly May Mrs. Yoder
Ed Crowley sheriff
Sylvia Kauders Tourist lady
Marian Swan Mrs. Schaeffer
Maria Bradley Schaeffer's daughter
Rozwill Young T-Bone
Paul S. Nuss Amish
John D. King Amish
Paul Goss Amish
William Francis Town man
Tom W. Kennedy Ticket seller
Ardyth Kaiser Couple in garage
Tom Quinn Couple in garage
Eugene Dooley Detective

Everything from the episode

In the order the hosts got to it. Open a row for the discussion.

53:16

Explicit Desire Stare

Rachel’s bath invitation

Rachel’s bath invitation

The panel proposes a new category here.

In the discussion (1)
Approx. transcript time · 00:53:16Read transcript
  • A proposed Amish Rachel stare-down category would recognize an unmistakably explicit invitation to intimacy. — Bill Simmons

Mentions across The Rewatchables

Recorded movie reference

Top Gun

The Rewatchables · aired July 23, 2019

Witness is listed in the sourced research for this episode. The precise discussion has not been linked yet.