Overview
The Taking of Pelham 123 is an American thriller film first released in 2009,
directed by Tony Scott.
The film stars Denzel Washington, John Travolta, Luis Guzmán, Victor Gojcaj and Gbenga Akinnagbe.
Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.
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Credits
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Director: Tony Scott
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Script: Brian Helgeland, John Godey
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Photo: Tobias A. Schliessler
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Music: Harry Gregson-Williams
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Cast: Denzel Washington (Lieutenant Zachary Garber),
John Travolta (Ryder),
Luis Guzmán (Ramos),
Victor Gojcaj (Bashkim),
Gbenga Akinnagbe (Wallace),
John Turturro,
James Gandolfini,
Brian Haley (Police Captain Hill),
Ramon Rodriguez (Delgado),
Jason Butler Harner (Mr. Thomas),
Michael Rispoli (Michaels),
Tonye Patano (Regina),
Jason Cerbone (ESU Officer Davis),
Chance Kelly (ESU Captain Kelley),
John Benjamin Hickey (Lasalle),
Adrian Martinez (Cabbie),
James Thomas Bligh (Officer Martinez),
Mark Vincent (ESU Officer),
Katherine Sigismund (Mom),
Douglas Schneider (ESU officer),
Alex Kaluzhsky (George),
Joseph Cintron (NYPD Officer),
Ty Jones (ESU Sniper Ross),
Jake Richard Siciliano (8 Year Old Boy),
Brad Lee Wind (Hostage Negotiator #1),
John Lavelle (Detective Ray Paul),
Chris Parson (News Reporter),
Eliezer Meyer (Subway Commuter),
Rene David Ifrah (Shotgun Driver),
Todd Travis Warrick (ESU Officer),
Douglas J. Aguirre (Deputy Inspector McQuade),
Neville White (Apprehending Officer on Bridge),
Catherine Pierce (NYC Police Officer),
Dawn Douglas (Subway car hostage),
Nicholas Rich (Police K-9 officer),
Robert Vataj (Emri),
Julian Walker (ESU sergeant),
Teddy Valdes (Stock Worker Williams),
Zach Poole (Suit One),
Laurie Cole (News Reporter),
Aron Charach (Hasid reading newspaper on Subway),
Mike Houston (Money Car Driver),
Brieann Rich (NYC paramedic),
Courtney S. Bunbury (MTA Supervisor),
Bryant Pearson (Michaels Assistant),
Carl Low (ESU Officer),
Tony Joe (ESU Officer),
Sean Meehan (Boxer),
Chip Brookes (Zealous Aide),
J. Bernard Calloway (Sgt. Moran),
Kathryn Gerhardt (MTA Supervisor),
Vince Puma (ESU Officer),
Angel Rosa (Officer on Bridge),
Ryan Shibley (Wall St. Turk Train Hostage),
CarloVito Santangelo (Spanish Couple Boy Hostage),
David Ptalis (Hasid On Subway),
Ben Greene (ESU Officer),
Stephen Ananicz (Train Pedestrian),
Daniel Bartkewicz (Commuter),
Ira Berkowitz (Plainclothes Detective),
Danny Boushebel (Cab Driver),
Dan Burkarth (Bicycle Commuter),
Jack Caruso (Hostage Negotiator),
Peter Conboy (New York City Police Officer),
Lary Crews (Street drummer),
Victor Cruz (Maintainer),
Elisangela (Train commuter car #1),
Evan Feldman (ESU Officer),
Edgar Felix (ECU Officer),
Cassidy Gard (Passenger),
Jordan Gelber (Commuter),
Danielle Glick (Train Passenger),
Thomas M. Hagen (Subway Commuter),
Kelvin Hale (ESU Officer),
Johnathan Hallgrey (Subway Passenger),
Michael Kavalus (Paramedic),
Edward M. Kelahan (Media Camera Man),
David Kneeream (MTA Personnel),
RJ Konner (Reactive Bystander),
Henry Kwan (ESU Officer),
Ebony J Lewis (Passenger),
Sean Marrinan (Commuter),
Cerrone may (ESU officer),
Jamie McBriety (Passenger),
Christopher Moser (NYPD Sergeant),
Brad Naprixas (Hasid on Subway),
Norman Outlaw (New York City Police Officer),
Danny Pennacchi (Train Pedestrian),
Adam S. Phillips (Police Officer),
Enrique Sebastian Rivas (Young NYPD Officer),
Clifford Rivera (MTA Officer),
Vincent Riviezzo (Sr. MTA Person),
Nick Sakai (Paramedic),
Christina Sampson (Commuter),
Kenny Shapiro (Motorcycle Crash Scene),
Frank Stellato (NYPD Lt. Jameson),
Paul Thornton (Sr. MTA Control Room Person),
Tamara Torres (Platform Subway Commuter),
Jennifer Wiener (Commuter)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: ?
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