Hammett (1982)
Overview
Chinatown, San Francisco, 1928. Former private detective Dashiell Hammett, a compulsive drinker with tuberculosis who writes pulp fiction for a living, receives an unexpected visit from an old friend asking for help.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 5.059 |
Directed By
Wim Wenders
Crew
Wim Wenders
April Ferry
Francis Ford Coppola
Dennis O'Flaherty
Ross Thomas
Ronald Colby
Don Guest
Fred Roos
Francis Ford Coppola
Joseph F. Biroc
Janice Hampton
Marc Laub
Robert Q. Lovett
Randy Roberts
Dean Tavoularis
Leon Ericksen
Angelo P. Graham
George R. Nelson
Steven Potter
Ruth Morley
Jeff Angell
Thomas Tuttle
Kathryn Blondell
Mary Keats
John Duffy
Richard Bryce Goodman
Bob Johnston
Randy Kelley
Andrew London
Donald O. Mitchell
Wylie Stateman
James E. Webb
Joe Gores
John Barry
Ronald Colby
Robert Huddleston
Ronald Colby
Arne Schmidt
David Valdes
Daniel Attias
Philip H. Lathrop
Gary Fettis
James J. Murakami
Robert C. Goldstein
Alex Tavoularis
Dennis Gassner
James E. Webb
Chris McLaughlin
Darcy Vebber
Vince Melandri
Jill Demby Guest
Robert Q. Lovett
Jack Harris
Morgan Renard
Bill Johnson
Frederic J. Smith
Carl Manoogian
Pete G. Papanickolas
Robert Woodside
Larry Gilhooly
Joanie Blum
Lloyd Nelson
Janet Hirshenson
Jane Jenkins
Barbara Johnson
Tom Shaw Jr.
Douglas E. Madison
Teri Fettis-D'Ovidio
Howard Jensen
Joe Lombardi
Terry Leonard
Mona Skager
Barry Malkin
Thomas Pope
TOP CAST
Frederic Forrest
Hammett
Peter Boyle
Jimmy Ryan
Marilu Henner
Kit Conger / Sue Alabama
Roy Kinnear
English Eddie Hagedorn
Lydia Lei
Crystal Ling
Elisha Cook Jr.
Eli the Taxi Driver
David Patrick Kelly
The Punk
R.G. Armstrong
Lt. O'Mara
Richard Bradford
Detective Bradford
Jack Nance
Gary Salt
Michael Chow
Fong Wei Tau
Sylvia Sidney
Donaldina Cameron
Elmer Kline
Doc Fallon
Royal Dano
Pops
Samuel Fuller
Old Man in Pool Hall
Lloyd Kino
Barber
Fox Harris
Frank the News Vendor
Rose Wong
Chinese Laundress
Liz Roberson
Lady in the Library
Jean-François Ferreol
French Sailor
Alison Hong
Young Chinese Girl
Patricia Kong
Chinese Girl in Fong's
Lisa Lu
Miss Cameron's Assistant
Andrew Winner
Bank Guard
Kenji Shibuya
Chinese Bouncer
James Quinn
Fong's Guard
Mark Anger
Bartender in Cookies' Bar
James Devney
Police Projectionist
Hank Worden
Pool Room Attendant
Christopher Day
Neighborhood Kid #1
Ciceley Rush
Neighborhood Kid #2
Chris Alcaide
Man in Boardroom #1
Ben Breslauer
Man in Boardroom #2
James Brodhead
Man in Boardroom #3
John Hamilton
Man in Boardroom #4
John T. Spiotta
Man in Boardroom #5
Ross Thomas
Man in Boardroom #6
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