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Madigan (13-Mar-1968)
Director: Don Siegel Writers: Howard Rodman (as "Henri Simoun"); Abraham Polonsky From novel: The Commissioner by Richard Dougherty Music: Don Costa Producer: Frank P. Rosenberg Keywords: Crime
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
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| Conrad Bain |
Actor |
4-Feb-1923 |
16-Jan-2013 |
Phillip Drummond on Diff'rent Strokes |
| Henry Beckman |
Actor |
26-Nov-1921 |
17-Jun-2008 |
Capt. Clancey on Here Come the Brides |
| Susan Clark |
Actor |
8-Mar-1940 |
|
Katherine Papadapolis on Webster |
| Michael Dunn |
Actor |
20-Oct-1934 |
30-Aug-1973 |
Dr. Miguelito Loveless |
| Henry Fonda |
Actor |
16-May-1905 |
12-Aug-1982 |
12 Angry Men |
| Bert Freed |
Actor |
3-Nov-1919 |
2-Aug-1994 |
Rufe Ryker on Shane |
| Lloyd Gough |
Actor |
21-Sep-1907 |
23-Jul-1984 |
Blacklisted character actor |
| Virginia Gregg |
Actor |
6-Mar-1916 |
15-Sep-1986 |
Radio actress |
| Harry Guardino |
Actor |
23-Dec-1925 |
17-Jul-1995 |
Houseboat |
| Lloyd Haynes |
Actor |
19-Sep-1934 |
1-Jan-1987 |
Pete Dixon on Room 222 |
| Sheree North |
Actor |
17-Jan-1933 |
4-Nov-2005 |
How to Be Very, Very Popular |
| Raymond St. Jacques |
Actor |
1-Mar-1930 |
27-Aug-1990 |
Cotton Comes to Harlem |
| Inger Stevens |
Actor |
18-Oct-1934 |
30-Apr-1970 |
The Farmer's Daughter |
| Warren Stevens |
Actor |
2-Nov-1919 |
27-Mar-2012 |
Forbidden Planet |
| Don Stroud |
Actor |
1-Sep-1943 |
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Capt. Pat Chambers on Mike Hammer |
| James Whitmore |
Actor |
1-Oct-1921 |
6-Feb-2009 |
Give 'em Hell, Harry! |
| Richard Widmark |
Actor |
26-Dec-1914 |
24-Mar-2008 |
Kiss of Death |
CAST REVIEWS Review by anonymous (posted on 3-May-2006) Richard Widmark as Detective Madigan
along with his partner Rocco Bonaro played by Harry Guardino play great
portrayals of New York City Detectives in the late 1960's. Anyone who
grew up around New York in this era will enjoy watching this fast
talking, fast paced drama with an excellent cast including none other
than Henry Fonda as the Police Commissioner. The movie is well directed
with great acting and for people who like real life crime drama. The
characters have flaws that are believable. The only part I had trouble
swallowing is that anyone who was married to Inger Stevens would need a
break from her. But the script and story holds up and even though today
people might cringe at the treatment of women in this movie it tells it
like it is. It is a shame that Mr. Widmark has retired. Watching this
move again last month I had forgotten the excellent quality of Madigan
and it was as fresh as ever since my first viewing over 25 years ago.
David Schneider Hong Kong
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