Serpico (1973)

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The real-life struggle of an honest New York City cop against a corrupt system.

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Description

The real-life struggle of an honest New York City cop against a corrupt system.

Director

Sidney Lumet

Writers

Waldo Salt
Norman Wexler

Stars

Al Pacino
Officer Frank Serpico

Jack Kehoe
Tom Keough

Biff McGuire
Capt. Insp. McClain

Cornelia Sharpe
Leslie Lane

James Tolkan
Steiger

M. Emmet Walsh
Gallagher

Tony Roberts
Bob Blair

Allan Rich
D. A. Tauber

F. Murray Abraham
Detective Partner

Damien Leake
Joey

Others...

Budget

3,000,000.00

Revenue

29,800,000.00

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Keywords

money, new york, police, corruption, undercover cop, hippie, whistleblower, internal affairs, social justice

Trailers

Production

Paramount, Artists Entertainment Complex, De Laurentiis Entertainment Group

Actor

Al Pacino, Jack Kehoe, Biff McGuire, Cornelia Sharpe, James Tolkan, M. Emmet Walsh, Tony Roberts, Allan Rich, F. Murray Abraham, Damien Leake, Alan North, Ted Beniades, Kenneth McMillan, Judd Hirsch, Tony Lo Bianco, Sam Coppola, Val Bisoglio, Hank Garrett, John Medici, Barbara Eda-Young, Joseph Bova, Gene Gross, John Stewart, Woodie King Jr., Edward Grover, Norman Ornellas, Albert Henderson, Ed Crowley, Bernard Barrow, Sal Carollo, Mildred Clinton, Nathan George, Gus Fleming, Richard Foronjy, Lewis J. Stadlen, John McQuade, John Lehne, George Ede, Charles White, P.J. Benjamin, Don Billett, John Brandon, James Bulleit, Roy Cheverie, Marjorie Eliot, René Enríquez, Conard Fowkes, Frank Gio, Trent Gough, Paul E. Guskin, Nick Hardin, Richard Kuss, George Loros, Stephen Pearlman, Tim Pelt, William Pelt, Jay Rasumny, Franklin Scott, Tom Signorelli, Ben Slack, Jaime Sánchez, Tracey Walter, Mary Louise Weller, John Randolph

Creators

Míkis Theodorakis (Music), Martin Bregman (Producer), Richard Marks (Co-Editor), Sidney Lumet (Director), Dino De Laurentiis (Executive Producer), Dede Allen (Editor), Anna Hill Johnstone (Costume Design), Charles Bailey (Production Design), Douglas Higgins (Art Direction), Waldo Salt (Screenplay), Roger M. Rothstein (Associate Producer), Norman Wexler (Screenplay), Arthur J. Ornitz (Director of Photography), Shirley Rich (Casting), Peter Maas (Novel), B.J. Bjorkman (Script Supervisor), Thomas H. Wright (Set Decoration)

Release dates

22.05.1974 (FR)
14.03.1974 (NL)
20.09.2005 (NL)
27.05.2010 (NL)
20.05.2003 (NL)
28.03.1974 (DE)
05.12.1973 (US)
28.03.1974 (GB)
08.10.1975 (GR)