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Some people welcome jury duty.

Some people hate it.

But in the new film, juror number two, directed by Clint Eastwood, a guy has a jury duty

experience that is worse than most.

When he hears the facts of a murder trial, he gradually realizes that the defendant might not be guilty and that he might just know who is.

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And I'm Linda Holmes, and today we're talking about juror number two on Pop Culture Happy Hour from NPR.

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Joining us today is Ronald Young Jr. He is the new host of Pop Culture Debate Club from

Lemonada and the BBC. Hi, Ronald. Welcome back. Hello, Linda. I'm glad to be here.

All right, juror number two is the latest film from director Clint Eastwood, who won Oscars for Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby, and who is now an impressive, 94 years old.

Here, Nicholas Holt plays Justin, a man who is assigned to serve on a jury charged with deciding whether a guy killed his girlfriend

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