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Night Falls on Manhattan

In a city of nine million people is there room for one honest man?
1997 | 113m | English

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A newly elected District attorney finds himself in the middle of a police corruption investigation that may involve his father and his partner.
Release Date: Mar 21, 1997
Director: Sidney Lumet
Writer: Robert Daley, Sidney Lumet
Genres: Drama, Crime, Thriller
Keywords corruption, drug dealer, police, police corruption, district attorney, nypd, the lost evidence
Production Companies Paramount Pictures, Spelling Films
Box Office Revenue: $9,889,670
Budget: $10,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Andy García Sean Casey
Ian Holm Liam Casey
James Gandolfini Joey Allegretto
Lena Olin Peggy Lindstrom
Shiek Mahmud-Bey Jordan Washington
Colm Feore Elihu Harrison
Ron Leibman Morgenstern
Richard Dreyfuss Sam Vigoda
Dominic Chianese Judge Impelliteri
Paul Guilfoyle McGovern
Bonnie Rose Instructor
Norman Matlock Detective
Sidney Armus Judge
Bobby Cannavale Vigoda Assistant #1
Marcia Jean Kurtz Eileen
Jude Ciccolella Lieutenant Wilson
John Randolph Jones Captain Lawrence
Jim Moody Mayor Williams
Frank Vincent Captain
James Murtaugh Man in Asylum
Melba Martinez Legal Aid Attorney
Santo Fazio Eduardo
Anthony Alessandro Shmuel
David Fonteno Captain #1
John Seitz Captain #2
Robert Sean Miller Captain #3
Stephen Beach Cop #2
Vincent Pastore Cop #3
Nafisah Sayyed Half-Naked Girl
Chuck Pfeiffer Captain Gentile
Clark D. Williams News #1
Bill Boggs News #2
Tamara Phillips News #3
Louis Guss Court Clerk
Richard Bright 64 Precinct Lieutenant
Ronald von Klaussen 65 Precinct Sergeant
John Di Benedetto Patrolman #2
Kevin Ramsey Sean's Assistant
Kermit Frazier Jury Foreman
Veronica Hall Pier Cop
Vic Noto Police Diver Cochran
Socorro Santiago Lab Assistant
Fran Anthony Moderator
Donna Hanover TV Newsperson #1
Jack Cafferty TV Newsperson #3
Kaity Tong TV Newsperson #4
Allen Collodow Cop #1
Dennis Paladino Cop #2
Mike Cammallere Sergeant #1
Jim Mauro Lieutenant #1
Salvatore Paul Piro Cop #4
Mike Girard Sheehan Sergeant #2
Joseph Mosso Lieutenant #2
Teddy Coluca Reporter #1
Roslyn Cohn Reporter #2
Elliot Cuker Reporter #3
Yvette Mercedes Meter Maid
Kristina Lear Girl in Restaurant
Joe Drago D.A. Driver
Catherine Schreiber Sean's Ass't #2
Name Job
Sam O'Steen Editor
Robert Daley Novel
Jennifer B. Starke Art Department Coordinator
Martha Pinson Script Supervisor
David Forrest Key Makeup Artist
Rick Sharp Makeup Artist
Brett Botula Location Manager
Rick Raphael "B" Camera Operator
Xiomara Comrie Second Assistant Camera
Lilith Jacobs Post Production Supervisor
James Hammer Assistant Costume Designer
Fred Merusi Construction Coordinator
Nicholas Renbeck Assistant Sound Editor
Fred Rosenberg Dialogue Editor
Bruce Pross Foley Supervisor
Stuart Stanley Foley Editor
Peter Sobich Jr. Assistant Production Coordinator
Tim Guinness Chief Lighting Technician
Robert H. Paquette Key Construction Grip
Jakob Trollbäck Title Designer
Kerry Barden Casting
Joseph G. Aulisi Costume Design
Robert Guerra Art Direction
Philip Rosenberg Production Design
Danny Bramson Music Supervisor
Monica Levinson Production Coordinator
Eric Swanek First Assistant Camera
Adger W. Cowans Still Photographer
David Sardi First Assistant Director
Anthony Ortiz Boom Operator
Ann Miller Property Master
Trish Adlesic Assistant Location Manager
Dan Evans Farkas Assistant Sound Editor
Gina Alfano Dialogue Editor
Steven Visscher Foley Editor
Annette Kudrak Music Editor
Keri Lederman Production Secretary
Scott Gertsen Key Carpenter
Pat Distefano Extras Casting
Phil Hetos Color Timer
Billy Hopkins Casting
Carolyn Cartwright Set Decoration
KG Ramsey Hairstylist
Michael Kriston Key Hair Stylist
Ken Ferris Camera Operator
Pamela Rittelmeyer Second Assistant Camera
Les Lazarowitz Production Sound Mixer
Maggie Murphy Second Assistant Director
Toussaint Kotright Cableman
Robin Koenig Leadman
Deborah Wallach ADR Editor
Glenfield Payne Sound Effects Editor
Kam Chan Foley Editor
Jeffrey T. Bernstein Second Second Assistant Director
Sal Lanza Dolly Grip
Ed Larkin Key Construction Grip
Jennifer McNamara Casting Associate
Michael Hyde Transportation Coordinator
Sidney Lumet Screenplay, Director
David Watkin Director of Photography
Suzanne Smith Crowley Casting
Jack Gill Stunt Coordinator
Celia D. Costas Unit Production Manager
Ron Bochar Supervising Sound Editor
Conrad 'Connie' F. Brink Special Effects Coordinator
Robert Easton Dialect Coach
Mark Isham Original Music Composer
Peter Bucossi Stunts
Name Title
Josh Kramer Producer
John H. Starke Co-Producer
Thom Mount Producer
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Reviews

Geronimo1967
6.0

This film starts and ends with some lovely jazz, thereafter it is all rather an unremarkable crime thriller. When a drug dealer kills three cops and then escapes in a patrol car, the District Attorney "Morgie" (Ron Liebman) announces that when the perpetrator is apprehended, he is going to be prosec ... uted by the newly qualified lawyer (and ex-cop) son of one of those officers seriously injured by the attacker. "Casey" (Andy Garcia) is that man, and after a curiously far-fetched turn of events finds himself facing the killer in court and next thing, he is DA himself and party to an investigation into police corruption that might well lead to his own nearest and dearest. To be honest, I found this whole thing all just too convenient. It's all just a bit too "nice" and the courtroom scenes at the start which also feature Richard Dreyfuss are really underwhelming. The plot is messy and the conclusion really lacks, well, substance. It looks good and combined with the score is effective at creating a New York that is seedy and immoral - but Garcia just hasn't the gravitas to pull this off and Ian Holm (his father "Liam") is no great shakes either. It's watchable on the telly on a wet winter's evening, but that's about the height of it, sorry.

Feb 26, 2023