Overview
In New York, armed men hijack a subway car and demand a ransom for the passengers while the authorities question about the method of their escape.
1974
THE TAKING OF PELHAM ONE TWO THREE
We are going to kill one passenger a minute until New York City pays us 1 million dollars.
Director: Joseph Sargent
Runtime: 105 minutes
Budget: $0
Box Office: $0
Vote Average: 75
Cast
Walter Matthau
Lieutenant Garber
Robert Shaw
Blue
Martin Balsam
Green
Héctor Elizondo
Grey
Earl Hindman
Brown
James Broderick
Denny Doyle
Dick O'Neill
Correll
Lee Wallace
Mayor
Tom Pedi
Caz Dolowicz
Beatrice Winde
Mrs. Jenkins
Jerry Stiller
Rico Patrone
Nathan George
Ptl. James
Rudy Bond
Police Commissioner
Kenneth McMillan
Borough Commander
Doris Roberts
Mayor's Wife
Julius Harris
Inspector Daniels
Cynthia Belgrave
Maid
Anna Berger
Mother
Gary Bolling
Homosexual
Carol Cole
Secretary
Alex Colon
Delivery Boy
Joe Fields
Salesman
Mari Gorman
Hooker
Michael Gorrin
Old Man
Thomas La Fleur
Older Son
Maria Landa
Spanish Woman
Louise Larabee
Alcoholic
George Lee Miles
Pimp
Carolyn Nelson
Coed #1
Eric O'Hanian
Younger Son
Lucy Saroyan
Coed #2
William Snickowski
Hippie
Barry Snyder
WASP
Walter Jones
Mr. Mattson
Jerry Holland
Bud Carmody
Robert Weil
Marino
Penny Krompier
TA Secretary
Christopher Murney
Dispatcher
Timothy Meyers
Plumber
Ruth Attaway
Mayor's Nurse
Thomas Barbour
T.A. Chairman
Marvin Silbersher
Comptroller
Neil Brooks Cunningham
Patrolman Miskowsky
Sal Viscuso
Patrolman O'Keefe
Tony Fasce
Patrolman Wentworth
Burtt Harris
Patrolman Ricci
Gene Gross
Muscat
Walter Lott
Executive On Train
Conrad Yama
Mr. Tomashita
Sho Onodera
Mr. Matsumoto
Toru Nagai
Mr. Yashimura
Tura Nakamura
Mr. Nakabashi
Rowena Rollins
Angry Woman
Joseph Attles
Angry Man
Willis Pinkett
Towerman
Michelle Matthow
TA Receptionist
Isabella Hoopes
Woman On Platform
Bill Cobbs
Man on Platform
Jim Pelham
Subway Guard
Joe Seneca
Police Sergeant
Gino Gennaro
Police Lieutenant
Carmine Foresta
Train Expediter
Tony Roberts
Warren LaSalle
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