About Serpico
- Released on December 18, 1973
Frank Serpico is an idealistic New York City cop who refuses to take bribes, unlike the rest of the force. His actions get Frank shunned by the other officers, and often placed in dangerous situations by his partners. When his superiors ignore Frank's accusations of corruption, he decides to go public with the allegations. Although this causes the Knapp Commission to investigate his claims, Frank has also placed a target on himself.
Full Cast of Serpico
Al Pacino plays Officer Frank Serpico
John Randolph plays Sidney Green
Jack Kehoe plays Tom Keough
Biff McGuire plays Captain McClain
Barbara Eda-Young plays Laurie
Cornelia Sharpe plays Leslie Lane
Tony Roberts plays Bob Blair
John Medici plays Pasquale
Allan Rich plays D. A. Tauber
Norman Ornellas plays Rubello
Edward Grover plays Lombardo
Albert Henderson plays Peluce
Hank Garrett plays Malone
Damien Leake plays Joey
Joseph Bova plays Potts
Gene Gross plays Captain Tolkin
John Stewart plays Waterman
Woodie King Jr. plays Larry
James Tolkan plays Steiger
Ed Crowley plays Barto
Bernard Barrow plays Palmer
Sal Carollo plays Mr. Serpico
Mildred Clinton plays Mrs. Serpico
Nathan George plays Smith
Gus Fleming plays Dr. Metz
Richard Foronjy plays Corsaro
Alan North plays Brown
Lewis J. Stadlen plays Berman
John McQuade plays Kellogg
Ted Beniades plays Sarno
John Lehne plays Gilbert
M. Emmet Walsh plays Gallagher
George Ede plays Daley
Charles White plays Delaney
F. Murray Abraham plays Detective Partner (uncredited)
P.J. Benjamin plays Man (uncredited)
Don Billett plays Detective Threatening Serpico (uncredited)
Val Bisoglio plays Weapons Storage Officer (uncredited)
John Brandon plays Police Lieutenant (uncredited)
James Bulleit plays Det. Styles (uncredited)
Roy Cheverie plays Cop (uncredited)
Sam Coppola plays Cop (uncredited)
Marjorie Eliot plays Rape Victim (uncredited)
René Enríquez plays Cervantes Teacher (uncredited)
Conard Fowkes plays Cop - Narcotics Raid (uncredited)
Frank Gio plays Police Lieutenant (uncredited)
Trent Gough plays Cop (uncredited)
Paul E. Guskin plays Police Academy Classmate (uncredited)
Nick Hardin plays Television Cameraman (uncredited)
Judd Hirsch plays Cop (uncredited)
Richard Kuss plays Detective (uncredited)
Tony Lo Bianco plays Cop (uncredited)
George Loros plays Det. Glover (uncredited)
Kenneth McMillan plays Charlie (uncredited)
Stephen Pearlman plays Desk Sergeant (uncredited)
Tim Pelt plays Black Hood (uncredited)
William Pelt plays Black Hood (uncredited)
Jay Rasumny plays Television Cameraman (uncredited)
Franklin Scott plays Black Prisoner (uncredited)
Tom Signorelli plays Bookmaker (uncredited)
Ben Slack plays Detective Sitting At Desk (uncredited)
Jaime Sánchez plays Cop (uncredited)
Tracey Walter plays Street Urchin (uncredited)
Mary Louise Weller plays Sally - Girl at Party (uncredited)
Crew of Serpico
Production
Writing
Directing
Art
Costume & Make-Up
Sound
Editing
Camera
Crew
- Al Pacino
- John Randolph
- Jack Kehoe
- Biff McGuire
- Barbara Eda-Young
- Cornelia Sharpe
- Tony Roberts
- John Medici
- Allan Rich
- Norman Ornellas
- Edward Grover
- Albert Henderson
- Hank Garrett
- Damien Leake
- Joseph Bova
- Gene Gross
- John Stewart
- Woodie King Jr.
- James Tolkan
- Ed Crowley
- Bernard Barrow
- Sal Carollo
- Mildred Clinton
- Nathan George
- Gus Fleming
- Richard Foronjy
- Alan North
- Lewis J. Stadlen
- John McQuade
- Ted Beniades
- John Lehne
- M. Emmet Walsh
- George Ede
- Charles White
- F. Murray Abraham
- P.J. Benjamin
- Don Billett
- Val Bisoglio
- John Brandon
- James Bulleit
- Roy Cheverie
- Sam Coppola
- Marjorie Eliot
- René Enríquez
- Conard Fowkes
- Frank Gio
- Trent Gough
- Paul E. Guskin
- Nick Hardin
- Judd Hirsch
- Richard Kuss
- Tony Lo Bianco
- George Loros
- Kenneth McMillan
- Stephen Pearlman
- Tim Pelt
- William Pelt
- Jay Rasumny
- Franklin Scott
- Tom Signorelli
- Ben Slack
- Jaime Sánchez
- Tracey Walter
- Mary Louise Weller