Movie |
Connecticut | Based On True Story
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Best Original Song Independent Film | 2018
Best Motion Picture | 2017
Best Production Design in a Motion Picture | 2017
Best Costume Design in a Motion Picture | 2017
While the cast list says that Sandra Day O'Connor is the chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, she never held that position. However the movie is correct in showing her as the presiding justice at the oral argument where just seven justices were present. Chief Justice Rehnquist was absent due to illness. Associate justice Stevens was also absent due to a travel delay. However both those justices did participate in the final 5-4 decision.
Susette Kelo's home 8 East Street, New London, CT was not situated on the water as shown in the film. It was a block away.
"Charlotte Wells: Yes, once we take care of the blight in the area, we can finally make this city hip! it's very... it's very exciting. Susette Kelo: Is that... this is my house. Charlotte Wells: Where? Susette Kelo: It's right there. it's right... in the blight."
