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The Taking of Pelham One Two Three

1974Feature film100 minVerification: Verified

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Production countries
United States
Languages
English
Genres
drama film · thriller film · action film · heist film · crime thriller film

Credits

Cinematography

Owen Roizman — Cinematography

Costume

Anna Hill Johnstone — Costume design

Direction

Joseph Sargent — Directing

Editing

Gerald B. Greenberg — Editing
Robert Q. Lovett — Editing

Music

David Shire — Music composition

Cast

Walter Matthau — Acting
Robert Shaw — Acting
Martin Balsam — Acting
Héctor Elizondo — Acting
Jerry Stiller — Acting
Kenneth McMillan — Acting
Doris Roberts — Acting
Tony Roberts — Acting
Earl Hindman — Acting
Dick O'Neill — Acting
Wolfgang Lukschy — Acting
Heinz Petruo — Acting
Wolf Ackva — Acting
Norbert Gastell — Acting
Alexander Allerson — Acting
Thomas Braut — Acting
Horst Sachtleben — Acting
James Broderick — Acting
Hartmut Neugebauer — Acting
Gerd Duwner — Acting
Gernot Duda — Acting
Julius Harris — Acting
Herbert Weicker — Acting
Lucy Saroyan — Acting
Rudy Bond — Acting
Timothy Meyers — Acting
Nathan George — Acting
Joe Seneca — Acting
Bill Cobbs — Acting
Alex Colon — Acting

Production

Edgar Scherick — Production

Writing

Peter Stone — Screenwriting
Morton Freedgood — Screenwriting
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