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Cast

Steven Seagal
as Nico Toscani

Henry Silva
as Zagon

Pam Grier
as Delores Jackson

Sharon Stone
as Sara Toscani

Ron Dean
as Lukich

Daniel Faraldo
as Salvano

Miguel Nino
as Chi Chi

Nicholas Kusenko
as Agent Neeley

Chelcie Ross
as Nelson Fox

Thalmus Rasulala
as Deputy Superintendent Crowder

Gregory Alan Williams
as Agent Halloran

Jack Wallace
as Uncle Branca

Joseph Kosala
as Lt. Strozah

John Drummond
as TV Reporter

Ronnie Barron
as CIA Bartender

Metta Davis
as Rosa Toscani

Gene Barge
as Detective Henderson

Danny Goldring
as Zagon's Aide

Mike James
as Officer O'Hara

India Cooper
as Sanctuary Nun

Henry Godinez
as Father Tomasino

Joe D. Lauck
as Senator Harrison

Michelle Hoard
as Lucy

Christopher Peditto
as Pimp

Rafael Gonzalez
as Abandano

Nydia Rodriguez Terracina
as Bomb Woman

Cheryl Hamada
as Watanabe

Ralph Foody
as Federal Clerk

Vince Viverito Sr.
as Giuseppe

Toni Fleming
as Grandma Zingaro

Rom Milanovich
as Man in Bar

Le Tuan
as Interpreter

Chantara Nop
as Cambodian Irregular

Al Rasho
as Grocery Owner

Mike Coglianese
as Branca's Bodyguard

Sandy Holt
as Hostess

Mike Nakayama
as NEC Show Rep

Zaid Farid
as Street Dude

Juan Ramírez
as Machete Man

Mario Nieves
as Man with Gun

Terry Stewart
as Machete Man's Buddy

Lisa Tejero
as Refugee Woman

Chris Karchmar
as Refugee Man

Clare Peck
as Judge Alspaugh

April Tran
as Asian Prisoner

Dennis Phun
as Asian Prisoner

Anthony Cannata
as Wiseguy Hitman

Gary Goldman
as CIA Interrogator

Lee de Broux
as CIA Interrogator

Patrick Gorman
as CIA Interrogator

Michael Rooker
as Man in Bar

Dan Janecek
as Man in Bar

Tom Muzila
as Aikido Fighter

Tom Milanovich
as Man in Bar

Craig Dunn
as Aikido Fighter

Gene Hartline
as Man in Bar

Joe V. Greco
as Father Joseph Gennaro

Nick Kusenko
as FBI Agent Neeley

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Critic Reviews for Above the Law

Audience Reviews for Above the Law

• Jun 20, 2016

  As a fan of action films, seeing the first starring role of any of the "action greats" is a must. This one does not disappoint. Seagal shows off his mastery of Akido in multiple scenes to great satisfaction. The script is decent, but like aa lot of action films in the 80s, focus was placed on the pure action and ass kicking rather than a gripping story.
  

  Patrick W Super Reviewer
• Jan 02, 2010

  Above the Law, Steven Seagal's first movie was not his best, but it's still good. He stars as Nico, a cop breaking every rule in the book to expose corruption. Seagal is a Master in Aikido and several other Martial Arts and manages to steal the show with his the well staged fight scenes and I enjoyed seeing his bone breaking, limb popping technique. With help from Sharon Stone and villain Henry Silva, this film is non-stop action film that is filled with excitement for all.
  Deb S Super Reviewer
• Oct 11, 2009

  (1988 Directors: Andrew Davis Mickey Gilbert ) This movie co-stars Pam Grier (Jackie Brown) & Sharon Stone along with a long list of famous actors such as Henry de Silva and Daniel Faraldo. This was a well done film which begins with the life story of Steven Seagal's character ** who grew up early with a strong desire to travel tothe East to study martial arts. Soon thereafter drafted into the CIA. This film's setting is during the Nixon era at the height of the Cold War. An inside investigation into the death of an important politician pops up. Lots of blatant mob crimimals & "big hair," a little peek into what I like to refer to as a "gentler time."
  Teresa S Super Reviewer
• Apr 17, 2009

  Early Steven Seagal movies are a guilty pleasure of mine, and Above the Law ticks all the boxes when it comes to 80's action movies. With plenty of great fight scenes, cheesy saxophone music, and bad hair. What's not to love.
  Jonny C Super Reviewer

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