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The speeches, the grandstanding, the quips — they totally work in the context of this Netflix courtroom drama. By Alison Willmore

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The star of the classic rom-dram recalls the pop-star training Gina Prince-Bythewood put her through and hanging off that Sofitel balcony at 4 a.m. By Rachel Handler

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