| Taking of Pelham One Two Three | |||||
| MGM (Video & DVD) (1974) | |||||
| Crime, Mystery, Thriller | |||||
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| Walter Matthau | Police Lt. Zachary Garber | |
| Robert Shaw | Bernard Ryder aka Blue | |
| Martin Balsam | Harold Longman aka Green | |
| Hector Elizondo | Giuseppe Benvenuto aka Grey | |
| Earl Hindman | George Steever aka Brown | |
| James Broderick | Denny Doyle - Train Conductor | |
| Dick O'Neill | Frank Correll | |
| Lee Wallace | Al - the Mayor of New York City | |
| Tom Pedi | Caz Dolowicz | |
| Beatrice Winde | Mrs. Jenkins | |
| Jerry Stiller | Police Lt. Rico Patrone | |
| Nathan George | Police Ptl. James | |
| Rudy Bond | Phil - Police Commissioner | |
| Kenneth McMillan | Harry - Borough Commander | |
| Doris Roberts | Jessie - The Mayor's Wife | |
| Julius Harris | Inspector Daniels | |
| Cynthia Belgrave | The Maid | |
| Anna Berger | The Mother | |
| Gary Bolling | The Homosexual | |
| Carol Cole | The Secretary |
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| Producer | Gabriel Katzka
Edgar J. Scherick Stephen F. Kesten |
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| Writer | Peter Stone
John Godey |
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| Cinematography |
Owen Roizman
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| Musician |
David Shire
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In New York, armed men hijack a subway car and demand a ransom for the passengers. Even if it's paid, how could they get away? |
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