Crime, Drama, Action . 01 h 33 m
Overview
Release Date
24 July 1974
Languages
French, English, Italian, German,
Produced By
Landers-Roberts Productions, Dino De Laurentiis Company, Scimitar Films, Paramount,
Directed by : Michael Winner
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"Death Wish - Vigilante, city style — judge, jury, and executioner." is english Language Movie.
"Death Wish" was released on 24 July 1974 it had a budget of $3,000,000 and had box office collection of $22,000,000.
The movie was directed by Michael Winner
It has cast of: Charles Bronson as Paul Kersey, Hope Lange as Joanna Kersey, Vincent Gardenia as Frank Ochoa, Steven Keats as Jack Toby, William Redfield as Sam Kreutzer, Stuart Margolin as Aimes Jainchill, Stephen Elliott as Police Commissioner, Kathleen Tolan as Carol Toby, Jack Wallace as Hank, Fred J. Scollay as District Attorney, Chris Gampel as Ives, Robert Kya-Hill as Joe Charles, Edward Grover as Lt. Briggs, Jeff Goldblum as Freak #1, Christopher Logan as Freak #2, Gregory Rozakis as Spraycan, Floyd Levine as Desk Sergeant, Helen Martin as Alma Lee Brown, Hank Garrett as Andrew McCabe, Christopher Guest as Patrolman Reilly, Marcia Jean Kurtz as Receptionist, Ken Ackles as Mugger in Park #1 (uncredited), Marshall Anker as Mourner at funeral (uncredited), Robyn Blythe as Woman in Chicago (uncredited), William Bogert as Fred Brown (uncredited), Bruce Brown as Newsman (uncredited), Robert Dahdah as Man on Street (uncredited), Paul Dooley as Cop at Hospital (uncredited), Olympia Dukakis as Cop at the Precinct (uncredited), Starletta DuPois as Lady at Police Station (uncredited), Art Evans as Police Officer at Precinct (uncredited), Hector Freeman as Mugger on Street (uncredited), Larry Gilman as Man in Park (uncredited), Beverly Goodman as Little Bo-Peep (uncredited), Trent Gough as Crime Scene Photojournalist (uncredited), Carson Grant as Street Gang and Police Officer (uncredited), John Herzfeld as Train Mugger #2 (uncredited), Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs as Mugger in Park #2 (uncredited), Eric Laneuville as Subway Station Mugger #2 (uncredited), Damien Leake as Alley Mugger #2 (uncredited), Al Lewis as Guard at Hotel Lobby (uncredited), Sonia Manzano as Grocery Clerk (uncredited), Robert Miano as Mugger (uncredited), Jay Rasumny as Architect in Office (uncredited), S. Pearl Sharp as Reporter (uncredited), Lee Steele as Office Security Guard (uncredited), B.T. Taylor as Mugger (uncredited), John G. Becher as Subway Station Mugger #1 (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Wendell Mayes as Screenplay(Writing), Michael Winner as Director(Directing), Hal Landers as Producer(Production), Bobby Roberts as Producer(Production), Brian Garfield as Novel(Writing), Herbie Hancock as Original Music Composer(Sound), Bernard Gribble as Editor(Editing), Arthur J. Ornitz as Director of Photography(Camera), Dino De Laurentiis as Producer(Production), Gerald Wilson as Writer(Writing), Michael Winner as Writer(Writing), Michael Winner as Co-Producer(Production), Cis Corman as Casting(Production), Robert Gundlach as Production Design(Art), George DeTitta Sr. as Set Decoration(Art), Joseph G. Aulisi as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Phil Rhodes as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Verne Caruso as Hairdresser(Costume & Make-Up), Stanley Neufeld as Production Manager(Production), Larry Y. Albucher as Assistant Director(Directing), Charles Okun as Assistant Director(Directing), Ralph S. Singleton as Assistant Director(Directing), Howard Himmelstein as Assistant Director Trainee(Directing), Connie Brink as Property Master(Art), Sante Fiore as Scenic Artist(Crew), Richard Adee as Assistant Property Master(Art), Frank L. Brown as Leadman(Art), Joe Gerson as Assistant Production Design(Art), Robert H. Klatt as Set Dresser(Art), Carlos Quiles as Carpenter(Crew), Alfred Cox as ADR & Dubbing(Sound), James Sabat as Sound Recordist(Sound), Jim Shields as ADR & Dubbing(Sound), Hugh Strain as Sound Re-Recording Mixer(Sound), Arthur Bloom as Sound Recordist(Sound), Robert Rogow as Boom Operator(Sound), Harry Daley as Stunts(Crew), Alan Gibbs as Stunts(Crew), Lou Barlia as Camera Operator(Camera), Charles Kolb as Grip(Camera), Willie Meyerhoff as Gaffer(Lighting), Don Biller as Assistant Camera(Camera), Louis Cappeta as Grip(Camera), Joseph Di Pasquale as First Assistant Camera(Camera), Jack Gereghty as Still Photographer(Camera), Cornelius Hannan as Electrician(Lighting), John Khorigan as Grip(Camera), Owen Marsh as Camera Operator(Camera), Sal Martorano as Best Boy Electric(Lighting), Richard Meyerhoff as Electrician(Lighting), Jack Stager as Still Photographer(Camera), Ken Thompson Sr. as Grip(Camera), Frank Kennedy as Extras Casting(Production), Joseph W. Dehn as Wardrobe Supervisor(Costume & Make-Up), William Lustig as Editorial Staff(Crew), Jim Rivera as Assistant Editor(Editing), Herbie Hancock as Orchestrator(Sound), Barbara Robinson as Script Supervisor(Directing), Harold 'Whitey' McEvoy as Transportation Captain(Crew), Dino De Laurentiis as Presenter(Crew), Steve DeFrance as Stand In(Crew), Adeline Leonard Seakwood as Production Office Coordinator(Production), in lead roles.
Released on:
24 July 1974
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