| The Pawnbroker | |||||
| Landau Company (1964) | |||||
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#2090 |
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| Rod Steiger | Sol Nazerman | |
| Geraldine Fitzgerald | Marilyn Birchfield | |
| Brock Peters | Rodriguez | |
| Jaime Sánchez | Jesus Ortiz | |
| Thelma Oliver | Ortiz' Girl | |
| Marketa Kimbrell | Tessie | |
| Baruch Lumet | Mendel | |
| Juano Hernandez | Mr. Smith | |
| Linda Geiser | Ruth Nazerman | |
| Nancy R. Pollock | Bertha | |
| Raymond St. Jacques | Tangee | |
| John McCurry | Buck | |
| Charles Dierkop | Robinson | |
| Eusebia Cosme | Mrs. Ortiz | |
| Warren Finnerty | Savarese | |
| Jack Ader | Morton | |
| Marianne Kanter | Joan | |
| Ed Morehouse | Oratory Award | |
| Marc Alexander | Rubin | |
| Robert Dahdah | Jew in Cage |
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| Producer |
Philip Langner
Roger H. Lewis Joseph Manduke Worthington Miner |
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| Writer |
Morton S. Fine
David Friedkin Edward Lewis Wallant |
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| Cinematography |
Boris Kaufman
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| Musician |
Quincy Jones
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A Jewish pawnbroker, a victim of Nazi persecution, loses all faith in his fellow man until he realizes too late the tragedy of his actions. |
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