Summary
F.I.S.T is an American film first released in 1978,
directed by Norman Jewison.
The film stars Sylvester Stallone, Rod Steiger, Peter Boyle, Melinda Dillon and David Huffman.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Norman Jewison
- Script: Joe Eszterhas, Sylvester Stallone
- Photo: László Kovács
- Music: Bill Conti
- Cast: Sylvester Stallone (Johnny Kovak), Rod Steiger (Senator Madison), Peter Boyle (Max Graham), Melinda Dillon (Anna Zarinkas), David Huffman (Abe Belkin), Kevin Conway (Vince Doyle), Tony Lo Bianco (Babe Milano), Cassie Yates (Molly), Peter Donat (Arthur St. Clair), John Lehne (Mr. Gant), Henry Wilcoxon (Win Talbot), Richard Herd (Mike Monahan), Tony Mockus Jr. (Tom Higgins), Ken Kercheval (Bernie Marr), Elena Karam (Mrs. Zerinkas), Joe Tornatore (Angel), James Karen (Andrews), Stuart Gillard (Phil Talbot), Brian Dennehy (Frank Vasko), Sam Chew Jr. (Peter Jacobs), Robert Lipton (Dave Roberts), John Bleifer (Mishka), Frank McRae (Lincoln Dombrowsky), Rozsika Halmos (Mrs. Kovak), Earl Montgomery (Russell Langley), Harry Basch (Network Announcer), Nada Rowand (Mrs. Vasko), Chuck Gradi (Jugovich aka Jugs), Alphonse Skerl (Priest), Reid Cruickshanks (McGuinn), Sidney Clute (Company Negotiator), M. Patrick Hughes (Jocko), Bill Zuckert (Delegate Bob), Martin Braddock (Attorney Negotiations), Barry Atwater (Milano’s Attorney), Sandy Ward (The Man), Andy Romano (Man #1), Frank Whiteman (Gunman #3), Hugo Bolba (Zigi), Ron Delagardelle (Samuels), Robert Courtleigh (Congressman), Judson Pratt (Kovak’s Attorney), David Greene (Senator), Jim Murphy (TV Reporter), René Le Vant (Newspaper Reporter), Tony Mendia (Michael Kovak), Anthony Kiedis (Kevin Kovak), Deonne Fator (Vasko’s Daughter), Richard Dioguardi (Man #2), Tony Crupi (Gunman #1), Herman Poppe (Gunman #2), Frank Bongiorno (Italian Waiter), Antonio Canino (Maitre D), Michael Twaine (FBI Man #1), Walt Davis (FBI Man #2), Sam Woods (Another Delegate), James Jeter (Mike Quinn), Jack Slate (Bob Wilson), George Barrow (Trucker #1), Norman Rice (Trucker #2), Ed Call (Trucker #3), Russell Shannon (Abe’s Man), Fil Formicola (The Man’s Assistant), Brass Adams (Attorney), Eric Carlson (Worker), John R. Setard (Another Worker), John Bisenius (Radio Patrolman), Vincent Williams (Glove Factory Foreman), Joseph W. Schuver (Gas Station Attendant), Carl Vander Meulen (Police Captain), Charles McCarthy (Accordionist), Ethel Kohler (Accordionist’s Wife), Bill Bicksler (Bar Patron), Luther Fear (Local union boss)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 145 min
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