| Dog Day Afternoon | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1975) | |||||
| Crime, Drama, Queer Themes/Interest, Thriller | |||||
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| Al Pacino | Sonny | |
| Penelope Allen | Sylvia | |
| John Cazale | Sal | |
| James Broderick | FBI Agent Sheldon | |
| Charles Durning | Det. Sgt. Eugene Moretti | |
| Beulah Garrick | Margaret | |
| Chris Sarandon | Leon Shermer | |
| Sully Boyar | Mulvaney | |
| Sandra Kazan | Deborah | |
| Marcia Jean Kurtz | Miriam | |
| Carol Kane | Jenny | |
| Amy Levitt | Maria | |
| John Marriott | Howard | |
| Lance Henriksen | FBI Agent Murphy | |
| Estelle Omens | Edna |
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| Producer | Robert Greenhut
Martin Bregman |
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| Writer | Frank Pierson
P.F. Kluge Thomas Moore |
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| Cinematography | Victor J. Kemper
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Dog Day Afternoon is a film based on true events and directed by Sidney Lumet. The film stars Al Pacino as a robber who held a bank hostage in Brooklyn, New York. |
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