Bringing Out the Dead (1999)
Overview
Once called "Father Frank" for his efforts to rescue lives, Frank Pierce sees the ghosts of those he failed to save around every turn. He has tried everything he can to get fired, calling in sick, delaying taking calls where he might have to face one more victim he couldn't help, yet cannot quit the job on his own.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $32,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $16,797,191.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 5.1081 |
Directed By
Martin Scorsese
Crew
Martin Scorsese
Robert Richardson
Thelma Schoonmaker
Scott Rudin
Paul Schrader
Barbara De Fina
Elmer Bernstein
Conrad E. Palmisano
Peter Epstein
Jeff Levine
Mark Roybal
Eric Steel
Joseph P. Reidy
Ellen Lewis
Bruce S. Pustin
Adam Schroeder
Scott W. Farley
Dante Ferretti
William A. Farley
Leon Weisinger
William F. Reynolds
Joseph Coscia
Jane DiPersio
Shell Hecht
Phillip V. Caruso
Bobby Mackston
Robert Guerra
Rita Ryack
Vincent Galindez
Jill Brooks
G.A. Aguilar
Martha Pinson
Eric Myers
Emilie A. Bernstein
Susan Greenhow
Ashlee Burnette
John Bartle
Larry McConkey
Bob Kaiser
Doug Dalisera
Philip Stockton
Kendall McCarthy
Len Murach
Tom Fleischman
John Ottesen
Gregor Tavenner
Carol F. Doran
Rich Fellegara
Marco Kyris
Joseph Buonocore
Chris Cenatiempo
P.J. Haines
Louis Sabat
Glen Pangione
James Cappello
Timothy Shannon
Russell Engels
Gayle Keller
Scott Brock
Will Sweeney
Carlos Bernal
John Billeci
Ken Connors
Marion Billings
Bruce S. Pustin
James Sabat
Elmer Bernstein
Christopher Surgent
Benjamin Cheah
Denise Schwab
Marissa Littlefield
Richard Guinness Jr.
Joanna Brett
Linda Grimes
Debora Lilavois
Becky Sullivan
Kevin Ritter
Joseph P. Reidy
Kate Eales
Eugene Gearty
Dennis Causey
Bruce Winant
Karen Koula Sossiadis
James Bono
Patrick McGrath
Blaise Corrigan
Laura Civiello
Fred Rosenberg
James Mazzola
Leslie Saulter Yacuk
Hope Shaw
Rylend Grant
Joe Collins
Marcia DeBonis
Michael Owens
Tommy Boles
Garf Brown
Lorinda Klein
James J. Sabat Jr.
Kathy Durning
Chris DeTitta
Manlio Rocchetti
Howard Davidson
Jalil Jay Lynch
Glen Engels
Jon Alexander
Lee Genick
Reid Warman
Theresa Marsh
Erin Collins Butler
Will Arnot
Nick Seuser
Jeanne Vienne
James D. Lee
Damon Michael Gordon
Janos Pilenyi
Kellyann Wargo
Jay Halligan
Thomas Yacuk
David Boulton
Ronald Paul
Susan Callahan
Billy Kerwick
Narges Takesh
Will Ralston
Tracey Gudwin
James Y. Kwei
Rueven Halevi
Eric Person
Penni Smith
Alex Raspa
George A. Lara
Marko Costanzo
Greg Hale
Erica Bamforth
Joe Connelly
Joe Connelly
John Davis
TOP CAST
Nicolas Cage
Frank Pierce
Patricia Arquette
Mary Burke
John Goodman
Larry Verber
Ving Rhames
Marcus
Tom Sizemore
Tom Wolls
Marc Anthony
Noel
Mary Beth Hurt
Nurse Constance
Cliff Curtis
Cy Coates
Aida Turturro
Nurse Crupp
Nestor Serrano
Dr. Hazmat
Cynthia Roman
Rose
Sonja Sohn
Kanita
Larry Fessenden
Cokehead
Arthur J. Nascarella
Captain Barney
Martin Scorsese
Dispatcher (voice)
Queen Latifah
Dispatcher Love (voice)
Michael Kenneth Williams
Drug Dealer
Craig muMs Grant
Voice in Crowd
John Heffernan
Mr. Oh
Judy Reyes
ICU Nurse
Afemo Omilami
Griss
Cullen O. Johnson
Mr. Burke
Julyana Soelistyo
Sister Fetus
Graciela Lecube
Neighbor Woman
Marylouise Burke
Neighbor Woman
Phyllis Somerville
Mrs. Burke
Mary Diveny
Neighbor Woman
Tom Riis Farrell
John Burke
Aleks Shaklin
Arguing Russian
Leonid Citer
Arguing Russian
Jesus A. Del Rosario Jr.
Man with Bloody Foot
Bernie Friedman
Big Feet
Theo Kogan
Prostitute
Fuschia!
Prostitute
Matthew Maher
Mr. Oh's Friend
Bronson Dudley
Mr. Oh's Friend
Marilyn McDonald
Mr. Oh's Friend
Ed Jupp Jr.
Homeless Man in Waiting Room
J. Stanford Hoffman
Homeless Man in Waiting Room
Rita Norona Schrager
Concerned Hispanic Aunt
Don Berry
Naked Man
Mtume Gant
Street Punk
Michael A. Noto
Grunt
Omar Scroggins
Bystander
Andy Davoli
Stanley
Charlene Hunter
Miss Williams
Jesse Malin
Club Doorman
Harper Simon
I.B. Bangin'
Joseph Monroe Webb
Drummer
Jon Abrahams
Club Bystander
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