Smart Woman (1931) - (Movie Clip) He's In Philadelphia

Philadelphia - (Original Trailer)

A lawyer sues his firm for firing him because he has AIDS in Philadelphia (1993), featuring Tom Hanks' Oscar-winning performance.

Philadelphia (1993) -- (Movie Clip) They Panicked

Attorney Joe Miller (Denzel Washington) delivers his opening argument to the jury for his AIDS patient client Andrew Beckett (Tom Hanks), in his lawsuit against his employers in Jonathan Demme's Philadelphia, 1993.

Philadelphia (1993) -- (Movie Clip) I Have A Case

Attorney Joe Miller (Denzel Washington) isn't convinced that AIDS patient Andrew Beckett (Tom Hanks), also a lawyer and occasional rival, has a case against his former employers, in Jonathan Demme's Philadelphia, 1993.

Philadelphia (1993) -- (Movie Clip) Charles Wants To See You

Working late at the law office, Andy (Tom Hanks) summoned by colleague Bob (Ron Vawter) to see Wheeler (Jason Robards), head of the firm, Robert Ridgely and Charles Glenn as partners Walter and Kenneth, and being assigned a career-making case, early in Jonathan Demme’s Philadelphia, 1993.

Smart Woman (1931) -- (Movie Clip) One's Husband's Wife

Nancy (Mary Astor) dazzles fallen husband Don (Robert Ames) by welcoming his girlfriend and her mother (Noel Francis, Gladys Gale), pals Bill and Sally (Edward Everett Horton, Ruth Weston) playing along, when fortuitous flowers arrive from an admirer, in Gregory La Cava's Smart Woman, 1931.

Philadelphia (1993) -- (Movie Clip) The Very Fabric Of Our Society

The last of the credits and the opening from director and co-producer Jonathan Demme, introducing Tom Hanks in what would be the first of his consecutive Academy Award-winning roles, opposed by Denzel Washington as lawyer Joe Miller, Roberta Maxwell the judge, in Philadelphia, 1993.