Conviction is a 2010 legal drama film directed by Tony Goldwyn, written by Pamela Gray, and starring Hilary Swank and Sam Rockwell.

The script was written by Pamela Gray.

The screenplay is by Pamela Gray, who also wrote such involving, recognizable women's roles for "A Walk on the Moon."

Some of the old customers have used their memories in films like Woody Allen's "Deconstructing Harry" and "A Walk on the Moon," directed by Tony Goldwyn and written by Pamela Gray.

Mr. Hoffman said he had been tracking the script, by Pamela Gray, for a while and even thought of directing it until he heard that the actor Tony Goldwyn had already signed on to make the movie.

The elements in A Walk on the Moon , which is directed by the actor Tony Goldwyn (the bad guy in Ghost ) and written by Pamela Gray, feel miraculously right.

Philip Goodwin gives a studied and admirable reading of King Henry VI, and Pamela Gray is chilling as Margaret, his warrior queen.

Pamela Gray (Christine) has a sense of evanescence and edgy humor, and Joey L. Golden (Larry) appears convincingly to have settled into the limbo of the drowned.

But it didn't turn out the way he expected because of a script called "The Blouse Man," by a poet and playwright named Pamela Gray.

Cello for Pamela Gray for solo cello (1981)