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| Regency Enterprises (1997) | |||||
| Crime, Mystery, Suspense/Thriller | |||||
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| Kevin Spacey | Det. Sgt. Jack Vincennes | |
| Russell Crowe | Officer Wendell 'Bud' White | |
| Guy Pearce | Det. Lt. Edmund Jennings 'Ed' Exley | |
| James Cromwell | Capt. Dudley Liam Smith | |
| Kim Basinger | Lynn Margaret Bracken | |
| David Strathairn | Pierce Morehouse Patchett | |
| Danny DeVito | Sid Hudgens | |
| Graham Beckel | Det. Sgt. Richard Alex 'Dick' Stensland | |
| Paul Guilfoyle | Meyer Harris 'Mickey' Cohen | |
| Ron Rifkin | Dist. Atty. Ellis Loew | |
| Matt McCoy | Brett Chase | |
| Paolo Seganti | Johnny Stompanato | |
| Sandra Taylor | Mickey Cohen's Mambo Partner | |
| Steve Rankin | Officer Arresting Mickey Cohen | |
| Elisabeth Granli | Mickey Cohen's Mambo Partner | |
| Allan Graf | Wife Beater | |
| Precious Chong | Abused Wife | |
| Symba Smith | Karen - Jack's Dancing Partner | |
| Bob Clendenin | Reporter at Hollywood Station | |
| Lennie Loftin | Photographer at Hollywood Station | |
| Will Zahrn | Liquor Store Owner | |
| Amber Smith | Susan Lefferts | |
| Darrell Sandeen | Leland 'Buzz' Meeks | |
| Michael Warwick | Sid's Assistant | |
| Simon Baker | Matt Reynolds (as Simon Baker Denny) | |
| Shawnee Free Jones | Tammy Jordan | |
| Matthew Allen Bretz | Officer Escorting Mexicans | |
| Thomas Rosales Jr. | Ezekiel Garcia - Mexican #1 | |
| Shane Dixon | Officer #1 at Hollywood Station | |
| Norman Howell | Officer #2 at Hollywood Station | |
| Brian Lally | Intoxicated Officer at Hollywood Station | |
| Don Pulford | Officer #4 at Hollywood Station |
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L.A. Confidential is "tough, gorgeous and vastly entertaining" (Janet Maslin, 'The New York Times'), "a genuine masterpiece that will knock your socks off" (Rex Reed) and won 1997 Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actress (Kim Basinger) and Best Adapted Screenplay (Brian Helgeland & Curtis Hanson). Director Curtis Hanson and a terrific cast serve up a "ravishing, thrilling tale of police corruption and Hollywood glamour" (Marshall Fine, 'Gannett Newspapers') in this film version of James Ellroy's novel. Three cops (Kevin Spacey, Russell Crowe, Guy Pearce), a call girl (Kim Basinger), a mysterious millionaire (David Strathairn), a tabloid journalist (Danny DeVito), and the Chief of Detectives (James Cromwell) fuel a labyrinthine plot rife with mystery, ambition, romance, and humor. |
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