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			DAVE BENSON-PHILLIPS: A short history.
	{{Otheruses4\|the 1993 film of The Trial\|other uses\|The Trial (disambiguation)}}
	{{Infobox Film
	\| name = The Trial
	\| image = The Trial Hopkins.jpeg
	\| caption = Anthony Hopkins seen on the DVD Cover of ''The Trial''
	\| director = David Jones
	\| producer = ] <br> Jan Balzer
	\| writer = ] (novel)<br> ] (screenplay)
	\| starring = ] <br> ]<br> ]<br> ] <br> ] <br> ]<br> ]

			In Croydon, late 1999, he was ambushed by white-power extremists who, mistaking him for a local man by the name of Undogo Buemi, beat and hospitalized Phillips before being fended off by astonished locals. Surprisingly, he made a full recovery and was quoted in Liverpool based newspaper Militant as saying "I don't like it, we don't like it, and they certainly don't like it. But all that matters is my wife and kids to let the show roll on."
	\| music = ]
	\| cinematography = ]
	\| editing = ]
	\| distributor = ]
	\| released = ] ]
	\| runtime = 120 min.
	\| country = ]
	\| awards =
	\| language = ]
	\| budget =
	\| preceded_by =
	\| followed_by =
	\| amg_id =
	\| imdb_id = 108388
	}}
	'''''The Trial''''' is a ] film made by the ] (BBC) based on ]'s screenplay adaptation of ]'s novel '']''. Directed by ] and produced by ] and ], the film stars ] and has cameo appearances by several prominent British actors, including ], ], ], ], and ]. The film was shot in ].

			*not related to the phillips screwdriver
	==See also==
	* '']'', 1962 film directed by ]

	==External links==
	*{{imdb title\|id=0108388\|title=The Trial (1993)}}

	{{Kafka adaptations}}

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	]
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Revision as of 05:05, 19 March 2007

DAVE BENSON-PHILLIPS: A short history.

In Croydon, late 1999, he was ambushed by white-power extremists who, mistaking him for a local man by the name of Undogo Buemi, beat and hospitalized Phillips before being fended off by astonished locals. Surprisingly, he made a full recovery and was quoted in Liverpool based newspaper Militant as saying "I don't like it, we don't like it, and they certainly don't like it. But all that matters is my wife and kids to let the show roll on."

not related to the phillips screwdriver