Movie Details Overview Jimmy Kilmartin is an ex-con trying to stay clean and raise a family. When his cousin Ronnie causes him to take a fall for driving an illegal transport of stolen cars, Detective Calvin Hart is injured and Jimmy lands back in prison. In exchange for an early release, he is asked to help bring down a local crime boss named 'Little Junior' Brown. However, he's also sent undercover by Detective Hart to work with Little Junior and infiltrate his operations. As soon as Little Junior kills an undercover Federal agent with Jimmy watching, the unscrupulous DA and the Feds further complicate his life. Genres Crime, Thriller, Drama Release Date 1995/04/21 Runtime 101 min IMDB Link Production Companies 20th Century Fox Production Countries United States of America Budget $ 40,000,000 Poster Cast David Caruso (Jimmy Kilmartin) Nicolas Cage (Little Junior Brown) Samuel L. Jackson (Calvin Hart) Helen Hunt (Bev Kilmartin) Kathryn Erbe (Rosie Kilmartin) Stanley Tucci (Frank Zioli) Michael Rapaport (Ronnie Gannon) Ving Rhames (Omar) Philip Baker Hall (Big Junior Brown) Anthony Heald (Jack Gold) Angel David (J. J.) John Costelloe (Cleary) Lindsay J. Wrinn (Corinna (Toddler)) Megan L. Wrinn (Corinna (Toddler)) Katie Sagona (Corinna (4 Years Old)) Anne Meara (Bev's Mother) Kevin Corrigan (Kid Selling Infinity) Hugh Palmer (Naked Man Dancing) Hope Davis (Junior's Girlfriend) Richard Price (City Clerk) Edward McDonald (U.S. Attorney) Alex Stevens (Convoy Drunk) Mark Hammer (Judge) Joe Lisi (Agent at Bungalow) Frank DiLeo (Big Junior's Friend) Jason Andrews (Johnny A.) Sean G. Wallace (Bobby B.) Ed Trucco (Calvin's Partner) Bernadette Penotti (Molested Dancer) Debra J. Pereira (Sioux Dancer) Shiek Mahmud-Bey (Federal Agent) John C. Vennema (Angry Federal Agent) Tony Cucci (Junior's Crew #1) Allen K. Berstein (Junior's Crew #2) Lloyd Hollar (Prison Chaplain) Nicholas Falcone (Priest at Funeral) James McCauley (Cop Outside Bar) Michael Artura (Emergency Room Cop) Tom Riis Farrell (EMS Supervisor) Juliet Adair Pritner (Female Agent) Henry Yuk (Chinese Restaurant Owner) Chuck Margiotta (Escort at Cemetery #1) Jay Boryea (Escort at Cemetery #2) Dean Rader Duval (Sing Sing Guard) Jay O. Sanders (Federal Agent) Crew Lee Percy (Editor) Barbet Schroeder (Director, Producer) Eleazar Lipsky (Screenplay) Trevor Jones (Original Music Composer) Luciano Tovoli (Director of Photography) Richard Price (Screenplay, Co-Producer) Ken Ferris (Camera Operator) Donna Stern (First Assistant Editor) Larry Kaplan (Unit Publicist) Michael Russo (Stunt Coordinator) Chris Brigham (Unit Production Manager) Jack Baran (First Assistant Director, Executive Producer) Constantine Makris (Camera Operator) Tom Heilig (Transportation Co-Captain) Bill Anagnos (Stunts) Jalil Jay Lynch (Stunts) Paula Herold (Casting) Jim Bridges (Still Photographer) Mick O'Rourke (Stunts) Les Lazarowitz (Sound Mixer) Phil Neilson (Stunts) Susan Hoffman (Producer) Marlene Arvan (Second Assistant Director) Chuck Zito (Stunts) Roberta J. Holinko (Set Decoration) Ed Check (Assistant Art Director) Allen Weisinger (Makeup Artist) Neal Martz (Makeup Effects) Andy Duppin (Stunts) Eric Swanek (First Assistant Camera) Cornelia 'Nini' Rogan (Script Supervisor) Mel Bourne (Production Design) Shell Hecht (Production Coordinator) Dana Bertolette (Stunts) Robert Griffon Jr. (Property Master) Frank Ferrara (Stunts) Tim Gallin (Stunts) Theadora Van Runkle (Costume Design) Bill Abbott (Music Editor) Steven R. Hammond (Transportation Captain) Norman Douglass (Stunts) Peter Bucossi (Stunts) Jim Lovelett (Stunts) Janet Paparazzo (Stunts) Brian Smyj (Stunts) Joseph Coscia (Hairstylist) John Patrick McLaughlin (Stunts) Don Hewitt Sr. (Stunts) Ben Hecht (Original Film Writer) Charles Lederer (Original Film Writer) John Cenatiempo (Stunts) ⬆ 
