Serpico (1973)
Frank Serpico is an idealistic New York City cop who refuses to take bribes, unlike the rest of the force. His actions get Frank shunned by the other officers, and often placed in dangerous situations by his partners. When his superiors ignore Frank's accusations of corruption, he decides to go public with the allegations. Although this causes the Knapp Commission to investigate his claims, Frank has also placed a target on himself.
Country: Italy, United States of America
Directors: Sidney Lumet
Casts: Al Pacino as Officer Frank Serpico, John Randolph as Sidney Green, Jack Kehoe as Tom Keough, Biff McGuire as Captain McClain, Barbara Eda-Young as Laurie, Cornelia Sharpe as Leslie Lane, Tony Roberts as Bob Blair, John Medici as Pasquale, Allan Rich as D. A. Tauber, Norman Ornellas as Rubello, Edward Grover as Lombardo, Albert Henderson as Peluce, Hank Garrett as Malone, Damien Leake as Joey, Joseph Bova as Potts, Gene Gross as Captain Tolkin, John Stewart as Waterman, Woodie King Jr. as Larry, James Tolkan as Steiger, Ed Crowley as Barto, Bernard Barrow as Palmer, Sal Carollo as Mr. Serpico, Mildred Clinton as Mrs. Serpico, Nathan George as Smith, Gus Fleming as Dr. Metz, Richard Foronjy as Corsaro, Alan North as Brown, Lewis J. Stadlen as Berman, John McQuade as Kellogg, Ted Beniades as Sarno, John Lehne as Gilbert, M. Emmet Walsh as Gallagher, George Ede as Daley, Charles White as Delaney, F. Murray Abraham as Detective Partner (uncredited), P.J. Benjamin as Man (uncredited), Don Billett as Detective Threatening Serpico (uncredited), Val Bisoglio as Weapons Storage Officer (uncredited), John Brandon as Police Lieutenant (uncredited), James Bulleit as Det. Styles (uncredited), Roy Cheverie as Cop (uncredited), Sam Coppola as Cop (uncredited), Marjorie Eliot as Rape Victim (uncredited), René Enríquez as Cervantes Teacher (uncredited), Conard Fowkes as Cop - Narcotics Raid (uncredited), Frank Gio as Police Lieutenant (uncredited), Trent Gough as Cop (uncredited), Paul E. Guskin as Police Academy Classmate (uncredited), Nick Hardin as Television Cameraman (uncredited), Judd Hirsch as Cop (uncredited), Richard Kuss as Detective (uncredited), Tony Lo Bianco as Cop (uncredited), George Loros as Det. Glover (uncredited), Kenneth McMillan as Charlie (uncredited), Stephen Pearlman as Desk Sergeant (uncredited), Tim Pelt as Black Hood (uncredited), William Pelt as Black Hood (uncredited), Jay Rasumny as Television Cameraman (uncredited), Franklin Scott as Black Prisoner (uncredited), Tom Signorelli as Bookmaker (uncredited), Ben Slack as Detective Sitting At Desk (uncredited), Jaime Sánchez as Cop (uncredited), Tracey Walter as Street Urchin (uncredited), Mary Louise Weller as Sally - Girl at Party (uncredited)
