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Cast

Edward Norton
as Ray Tierney

Colin Farrell
as Jimmy Egan

Jon Voight
as Francis Tierney Sr.

Noah Emmerich
as Francis Tierney Jr.

Jennifer Ehle
as Abby Tierney

John Ortiz
as Ruben Santiago

Frank Grillo
as Eddie Carbone

Shea Whigham
as Kenny Dugan

Lake Bell
as Megan Egan

Manny Perez
as Coco Dominguez

Rick Gonzalez
as Eladio Casado

Wayne Duvall
as Bill Avery

Carmen Ejogo
as Tasha

Maximiliano Hernandez
as Carlos Bragon

Leslie Denniston
as Maureen Tierney

Hannah Riggins
as Caitlin Tierney

Carmen Lo Porto
as Francis Tierney

Lucy Grace Ellis
as Bailey Tierney

Ryan Simpkins
as Shannon Egan

Ty Simpkins
as Matthew Egan

Flaco Navaja
as Tookie Brackett

Rachel Jordan
as Lisette Rivera

Jose Ramon Rosario
as Mayor Arthur Caffey

Christopher Holley
as Detective Miller

Jason Rodriguez
as Corner Store Owner

Jessica Pimentel
as Angelique Dominguez

Popa Wu
as Reverend Farraud

Nikkole Salter
as Trish Mercer

David Piñón
as Bodega Owner

Lisette Espaillat
as Bodega Owner's Wife

Francisco Burgos
as Bodega Boy

Sekhar Chandra
as Dr. Khomar

Cuba Libre
as Dominican Thug

Gabriel Lopez
as Dominican Thug

Bill McHugh
as Chaplin

Robert P. Alongi
as Captain Lavier

Bo Eason
as Investigator Lieberthal

Pete Moog
as NYPD Coach Kowalski

Edward Gardner
as NYPD Offensive Coordinator

Kenneth Pepe
as NYPD Defensive Coordinator

James Cavanagh Burke
as Detroit Metro Coach

Richie Thorton
as Detroit Metro Assistant Coach

John Comer
as NYPD Football Player

Thomas Pilkington
as Duty Captain Banks

Glenn Cunningham
as Detective

Stephen A. DiSchiavi
as Detective

William McNeely
as Detective

Rick Tirelli
as DEA Representative

Jamie McShane
as Lieutenant Fricker

John Mariano
as Task Force Lieutenant

Robert Hopes
as Task Force Detective

Jim O'Neill
as Task Force Detectives

Eddie Molina
as Uniform Cop

Karl Bury
as Patrol Sergeant

Sean Gavigan
as Patrol Cop

Christina Cabot
as Patrol Cop

Sal DiGiovani
as Crime Scene Cop

Tom Pelligrino
as Crime Scene Cop

Nancy McCabe
as Crime Scene Cop

Bill McKinney
as Crime Scene Cop

Joseph Spallina Roman
as Crime Scene Cop

Kubrat Hristoff
as Crime Scene Cop

William Geiger
as Crime Scene Cop

Keith Fallon
as Crime Scene Cop

Craig Garland
as Crime Scene Cop

Steve Benvegna
as Crime Scene Cop

Carl Bocker
as Crime Scene Cop

Tim Byrne
as Crime Scene Cop

Gerald M. Kline
as Desk Lietenant

William Clemente
as Arresting Police Officer

Joseph Blozis
as Crime Scene Detective

Tom Nonnon
as Chief

Scotty Dillon
as Police Officer Dillin

Nicoye Banks
as Lonnie Mercer

Denia Brache
as Domenguez Mother

Roz Abrams
as TV News Anchor

Sandra Endo
as News Reporter

Dick Brennan
as News Reporter Dehaven

Dominic Carter
as Reporter

Yanko Perez
as EMT

Sujeilee Ramos
as Girl in Bar

Michael Angelo Ortiz
as Thug Kid

Juan Lopez
as Thug Kid

Argelis Parra
as Thug Kid

Miguel Ventura
as Thug Kid

Billy Joe Marrero
as Thug Kid

Sean Dougherty
as Cavanaugh

Tammy Tunyavongs
as Dugan's Wife

Jaime Garza
as Paramedic

Darren Johnson
as Doctor

Pablo González
as Dominican Perp

Louise G. Colón
as Woman On Stairs

Cecilia Riddett
as Bragon Receptionist

Tony Rhune
as Arvell "Amp" Poines

Andrew Rogers
as Driver

Luis Da Silva Jr.
as Dominican Bodega Customer

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• Jun 16, 2012

  A film full of such talent shouldn't this misguided or boring. The plot is quite all over the place and you can't really bond with any characters because we have no depth to help us. Norton is really good in the lead but when the film is this dull why would you even try. A film trying to be so deep and interesting needed much more focus on the screenwriting and story. The real issue is the film wastes to much time on support characters instead of trying to create depth for the central characters. The film is way to dark and uninteresting and fails quite badly. The director is out of depth on this poorly made drama Ed norton is a great character actor and even he can't create anything of interest. Farrell is to bland and boring which is shame as both him and norton deserves better. The film could of been interesting had it not been so drawn out and uneventful. This is one film that had potential written all over it but sadly it dies a quick death
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Feb 01, 2010

  A good cop drama about a family in the force, thrown into an awkward position when a case exposes some dirty cops from their precinct. A very enjoyable film, with a well assembled cast. Might be a little confusing at the start as to who is bad and who isn't though. It doesn't have a great deal of action but it's still a good story well told.
  Dean K Super Reviewer
• Jan 19, 2010

  <i>"We sold our shields off to the highest bidder."</i><p> <i>Pride and Glory</i> focuses more on it's drama than on the thrills, which should disapoint some audiences. However, this is tense as ever, with some outstanding performances. <u> SUMMARY: </u><p> Ex Cop Francis Tierney (Jon Voight) is the head of a multigenerational police family, which includes his sons Franny (Noah Emmerich), Ray (Edward Norton), and his son-in-law Jimmy Egan (Colin Farrell) all being policemen. When four of Franny's men are killed overnight during a shootout, everything just seems ordinary. But when Ray is assigned to the investigation, he discovers something very sinister about this tragedy and people he loves are involved. <u> REVIEW: </u><p> The script is excellent- I think it's well-written. I didn't think of the dialogue, it wasn't that great. I thought these characters were interesting. Francis was such an interesting character, he was a great father role with his love for his family - how he wants to keep them safe and that he would bend the rules to do that. Ray was a very likeable hero, and Franny was a great character. The twists aren't predictable, I never saw them coming. The cast was fantastic. Edard Norton was the winning actor here, he was very charismatic. Jon Voight was excellent playing the caring father. Colin Farrell was very impressive playing so many sides of Jimmy, even the dark ones. Noah Emmerich? I didn't think he was all that great. But, overall, most of the performances were wonderful. Like I said before, this film focuses a lot on it's drama. The dramatic feel really comes the family of cops. There's a lot to do with corruption, and I think the drama here is excellent. It's well written and the performances really do feel convincing. This is actually a really dramatic film. The problem for me was that the twists came really early, and after we find out about the twists - the film just seemed to frag for a while, I just thought that it wasn't getting anywhere. Also, I didn't think much of the camera operation. It felt really clunky, and there were a little action scenes, and they weren't shot very well. I enjoyed this, I thought it was decent crime thriller. It's tense and very entertaing. It is kinda long, considering how slow it is at parts, and sometimes it does get confusing, but it's clever thriller that is completely original. <div style="width:408px;"><a href="http://www.flixster.com/photos/edward-norton-pride-and-glory-10341390"><img src="http://content8.flixster.com/photo/10/34/13/10341390_gal.jpg" border="0"/></a><div style="text-align:center;font-size:10px;">
  James H Super Reviewer
• Jan 01, 2010

  Gripping, intense film regarding a family of police officers(father, two sons, and son in law) who deal with corruption in their precinct in Washington Heights, NYC. Edward Norton turns in yet another brilliant performance in this somewhat dark film about the dubious brother in law's involvement in an incendiary case, and what is actually going on in the precinct which is primarily held together by this family whose moral codes are tested to the utmost. Do their loyalties belong to the department, or to each other?
  Eric S Super Reviewer

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