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Cast

Andy Garcia
as Sean Casey

Lena Olin
as Peggy Lindstrom

Richard Dreyfuss
as Sam Vigoda

Ian Holm
as Liam Casey

Ron Leibman
as Morgenstern

James Gandolfini
as Joey Allegretto

Colm Feore
as Elihu Harrison

Shiek Mahmud-Bey
as Jordan Washington

Dominic Chianese
as Judge Impelliteri

Paul Guilfoyle (II)
as McGovern

Bonnie Rose
as Instructor

Norman Matlock
as Detective

Sidney Armus
as Judge

James Murtaugh
as Man in Asylum

Melba Martinez
as Legal Aid Attorney

Santo Fazio
as Eduardo

Anthony Alessandro
as Shmuel

David Wolos Fonteno
as Captain No. 1

John Seitz
as Captain No. 2

Stephen Beach
as Cop No. 2

Nafisah Sayyed
as Half-Naked Girl

Vincent Pastore
as Cop No. 3

Robert Sean Miller
as Captain No. 3

Marcia J. Kurtz
as Eileen

Jude Ciccolella
as Lieutenant Wilson

John Randolph Jones
as Captain Lawrence

Chuck Pfeiffer
as Captain Gentile

Clark D. Williams
as News No. 1

Tamara Phillips
as News No. 3

Louis Guss
as Court Clerk

Richard Bright
as 64 Precinct Lieutenant

Ronald Von Klaussen
as 65 Precinct Lieutenant

John DiBenedetto
as Patrolman No. 2

Kevin Ramsey
as Sean's Assistant

Kermit Frazier
as Jury Foreman

Veronica Hall
as Pier Cop

Vic Noto
as Diver

Jim Moody
as Mayor Williams

Socorro Santiago
as Lab Assistant

Fran Anthony
as Moderator

Kaity Tong
as TV Newsperson No. 4

Jack Cafferty
as TV Newsperson No. 3

Bill Boggs
as News No. 2

Donna Hanover
as TV Newsperson No. 1

Allen Collodow
as Cop No. 1

Dennis Paladino
as Cop No. 5

Mike Cammallere
as Sergeant No. 1

Jim Mauro
as Lieutenant No. 1

Salvatore Paul Piro
as Cop No. 4

Frank Vincent
as Captain

Mike Sheehan
as Sergeant No. 2

Joe Mosso
as Lieutenant No. 2

Teddy Coluca
as Reporter No. 1

Roslyn Cohn
as Reporter No. 2

Elliot Cuker
as Reporter No. 3

Yvette Mercedes
as Meter Maid

Kristina Lear
as Girl in Restaurant

Joe Drago
as DA Driver

Catherine Schreiber
as Sean's Assistant No. 2

Bobby Cannavale
as Vigoda Assistant No. 1

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Audience Reviews for Night Falls on Manhattan

• Aug 22, 2015

  It's overstuffed with plot, characters, and speeches (so many, many speeches). Like most of Lumet's later work the film plays like a poor imitation of his earlier and better morality thrillers.
  

  Alec B Super Reviewer
• Aug 08, 2013

  When I came across the move, the synopsis of this Lumetic flick didn't appeal to me as it sounded familiar. Despite of the fact, hardly having any better options (going by my last couple of ratings, one may deduct that it's becoming harder to please ME!!), I gave it a go. But I was determined that if it starts sucking, and doesn't get better soon, I'll stop right there. To my surprise, this mediocre drama entertained me more than the previous disappointments. It's so good that I now look forward to coming across other intriguing films. Yeah, I was kinda bored with more films than less, regardless of their ratings. The frequency of watching films was gradually getting lower and lower, and II was on my way down the ladder, but this one stopped me. One of my problems was that no matter what film it is, I found them quite predictable, and repetitive more ofter than not to keep me engaged. Writers' block is understandable, but I can't just sit by and enjoy it all the same. In fact, just a few days ago, I'd thoughts on remakes. I don't mind them too much, but when "it's a remake of. XYZ" plays a major part in its promotion, it repels rather than attract me. I'd rather go watch the original, and let the remake be. But then it struck me that original ideas may be hard to get to, but at least a better execution can make the difference. Besides, it should only borrow the main theme of the original, and then present it with fair execution to offer an entertaining piece, and that too not being promoted as a remake. The theme here is not a new one, but the execution made difference for me. I liked how the movie started, and hardly fell apart at any point. It kept things going, and while predictable, it still remained interesting. Add to it, the unexpected (not quite so now when I come to think of it, and apparently not applicable to everyone) moments leading to the culmination. It turned over almost everything I'd predicted as what would be next, and I liked it for a change. Ignoring the release year may have helped there, but I liked it no matter what. Performances were first rate, and as mentioned before, after a long time, I've found a satisfying movie. But BEWARE: The reason may not (only) be that it's really a good one, but that: I hadn't seen a worthwhile movie for quite long, OR May be I was expecting more than I should have, OR Simply that I was having a nice time (another rarity these days around), and watching it under favorable conditions. For good or otherwise, I can only hope my audience's block won't make me quit watching films. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
  familiar s Super Reviewer
• Jul 26, 2011

  great film, not a classic but a Lumet film nevertheless. The acting is very strong and the tale of corruption through the police and political side is interesting. makes me wish they created more of these films.
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Jan 28, 2008

  Good film from what I remember.
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