Bad Lieutenant (1992)
Overview
While investigating a young nun's rape, a corrupt New York City police detective, with a serious drug and gambling addiction, tries to change his ways and find forgiveness.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $1,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $2,019,469.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 16.942 |
Directed By
Abel Ferrara
Crew
Ronna B. Wallace
Anthony Redman
Ken Kelsch
Edward R. Pressman
Mary Kane
Patrick Wachsberger
Abel Ferrara
Zoë Lund
Eric Schmidt
Jim Denault
John Milcetic
Dennis A. Livesey
Steve Sands
Charlie McNamara
John Pirozzi
Andrea Dorman
Adrian Misol
Donald Bialer
Robert Kummert
Anita Ellis
Mayin Lo
Jonathan H. Shaw
Laura Gillis
Ray Morfino
Karen Kelsall
Vincent Russo Jr.
Tony Kono
Roni Ben-Nevat
Tom Zafian
Antonio Costa
Harry J. Leavey
Meredith Jacobson Marciano
William Curtin
Hilary Birmingham
David Burris
Laura Zito
Melinda Eshelman
Sharon McGeeney
Craig Nisker
Kimba Hills
Winsome G. McKoy
Andy Clark
Barry Stanton
Jennifer Anderson
Maria Montoreano
Rebecca C. Crespi
Albert Coleman
Matthew Huffman
Mary Beth Mann
Michael Tracey
Wendy Damon
Lori Gottlieb
Peter Millerman
Ante Novakovic
Marcello Picone
Cyrus Claffy
John Paul McIntyre
Jennifer Roth
Fred Welsh
Jenn 'Waiff' Cobb
Grace Griffith
Jon Sperry
Daniel Posener
Tony Trimarco
Bruce Hofert
Christopher Otto
Mark Taylor
Max Velez
Michael Radiloff
Michael Barosky
Casey J. Crabtree
Linda Murphy
Drew Ann Rosenberg
Al Gomez
J.C. Brotherhood
Joe Campana
Betsy Alton
Robert Covelman
Chris Jordan
Geoffrey Bradley
Rachel Talbot
Albert Coleman
Bill Fox
Joe Delia
Erik Ferrar
Matt Galvin
Randy Sabusawa
Noga Isackson
David Weller
John Cattigan
Peter Pastorelli
Annie Ballard
David Weller
Charles C. Simmons
Bess Steele
Cydney Cornell
Denis Hann
Diane Phillips
Damian J. Costa
Michael Saccio
Diana Phillips
Yehuda Maayan
Rachel Lederman
Joe Cuervo
Denis Dutton
James G. Williams
David Abrahamsen
Stephanie Carroll
David Sawaryn
Randall K. Tomlin
Abel Ferrara
Charles M. Lagola
Michael P. Cook
Tom Ruff
Allan Schultz
Clancy T. Troutman
James Koford
TOP CAST
Brian McElroy
LT's Son #1
Frankie Acciarito
LT's Son #2
Peggy Gormley
LT's Wife
Stella Keitel
LT's Daughter
Dana Dee
LT's Baby Girl
Victor Argo
Bet Cop
Paul Calderon
Cop #1
Leonard L. Thomas
Cop #2
Anthony Ruggiero
Lite
Robin Burrows
Ariane
Victoria Bastel
Bowtay
G. Elvis Phillips
Young Cop
Stephen Chen
Korean Store Owner
Shawn McClean
Korean Store Hood #1
John Steven Jones
Korean Store Hood #2
Fernando Vélez
Julio
Joseph Micheal Cruz
Paulo
Frankie Thorn
The Nun
Frank Adonis
Large
Paul Hipp
Jesus
Lambert Moss
Veronica
Nicholas De Cegli
Limelight Guide
Larry Mullane
Detective Larry
Michael A. Fella
Detective Mike
Michael N. Ciravolo
Detective Michael
Zoë Lund
Zoe
Bo Dietl
Detective Bo
Gene Canfield
Detective Gene
Heather Bracken
Nurse
Penelope Allen
Doctor
Eddie Daniels
Jersey Girl - Driver
Bianca Hunter
Jersey Girl - Passenger
Ed Kovens
Monsignor
Jaime Sánchez
Priest
Minnie Gentry
Elderly Woman
Iraida Polanco
Mamacita
Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo
Radio Announcer #1 (voice)
John Clohessy
Radio Announcer #2 (voice)
Bruce Murray
Radio Announcer #3 (voice)
Bob Murphy
Play-by-Play Announcer (voice)
Warner Fusselle
Play-by-Play Announcer (voice)
Phil Neilson
Left Turn
Darryl Strawberry
Self - Baseball Player (archive footage) (uncredited)
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