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Serpico (1973)

Name: Serpico
Director: Sidney Lumet
Genre: drama film, action film, biographical film
Duration: 130 min
Rating: 7.7

Directed by Sidney Lumet.

Directed by Sidney Lumet · Shot by Arthur J. Ornitz · Cut by Dede Allen · Music by Mikis Theodorakis · 130 min

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Behind the scenes

Behind the Scenes: Serpico (Lumet, 1973) with Al Pacino and John Randolph — Serious Feather · 28 min

Elsewhere

More by Sidney Lumet

The Death Of Socrates — 1955
12 Angry Men — 1957
Stage Struck — 1958
Hans Brinker and the Silver Skates — 1958
The Fugitive Kind — 1959
That Kind of Woman — 1959
The Iceman Cometh — 1960
Long Day's Journey into Night — 1962
A View from the Bridge — 1962
The Pawnbroker — 1964
Fail-Safe — 1964
The Hill — 1965
The Deadly Affair — 1966
The Group — 1966
The Sea Gull — 1968
Bye Bye Braverman — 1968
The Appointment — 1969
King: A Filmed Record... Montgomery to Memphis — 1970
Last of the Mobile Hot Shots — 1970
The Anderson Tapes — 1971
Child's Play — 1972
The Offence — 1973
Murder on the Orient Express — 1974
Lovin' Molly — 1974
Dog Day Afternoon — 1975
Network — 1976
Equus — 1977
The Wiz — 1978
Just Tell Me What You Want — 1980
Prince of the City — 1981

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