Cruising (1980)
Overview
When New York is caught in the grip of a sadistic serial killer who preys on patrons of the city's underground bars, young rookie Steve Burns infiltrates the S&M subculture to try and lure him out of the shadows.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $11,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $19,814,523.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 19.199 |
Directed By
William Friedkin
Crew
William Friedkin
William Friedkin
Jerry Weintraub
Jack Nitzsche
James A. Contner
Bud S. Smith
Bruce Weintraub
Mark Johnson
Burtt Harris
Burtt Harris
Alan Hopkins
Robert E. Warren
Randy Jurgensen
Sonny Grosso
Richard C. Franklin
Louis DiGiaimo
Michael Dennison
Dean Jackson
Bob Grimaldi
Sidney Gecker
Aaron Levy
Gerald Walker
Edward Pisoni
Robert Drumheller
Robert De Mora
Robert Norin
Allen Weisinger
Charles L. Campbell
Louis L. Edemann
Aaron Levy
David Pettijohn
Bruce Richardson
Robert Glass
Chris Jenkins
Robert 'Buzz' Knudson
Hank Muller
TOP CAST
Al Pacino
Steve Burns
Paul Sorvino
Capt. Edelson
Karen Allen
Nancy Gates
Richard Cox
Stuart Richards
Don Scardino
Ted Bailey
Joe Spinell
Patrolman DiSimone
Jay Acovone
Skip Lee
Gene Davis
DaVinci
Randy Jurgensen
Det. Lefransky
Barton Heyman
Dr. Rifkin
Arnaldo Santana
Loren Lukas
Larry Atlas
Eric Rossman
Sonny Grosso
Det. Blasio
Ed O'Neill
Det. Schreiber
Michael Aronin
Det. Davis
James Remar
Gregory
William Russ
Paul Gaines
Mike Starr
Patrolman Desher
Steve Inwood
Martino
Keith Prentice
Joey
Leland Starnes
Jack Richards
Robert Pope
DaVinci's Friend
Leo Burmester
Water Sport
Bruce Levine
Dancer
Charles Dunlap
Three Card Monte
Powers Boothe
Hankie Salesman
James Sutorius
Jack (voice)
Richard Jamieson
Spotter
Jimmie Ray Weeks
Seller
David Winnie Hayes
Bouncer
Carmine Stipo
Bartender
James Hayden
Cockpit Cake Man
Todd Winters
Tugboat Mate
Kirsten Baker
Jogger
Henry Judd Baker
Tough Cop
Allan Miller
Chief of Detectives
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