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Serpico

1973, Movie, R, 129 mins

Serpico: Review

A stellar performance from Al Pacino, who proved that his unforgettable performance in The Godfather was anything but a fluke. He plays Frank Serpico, the real-life New York City police officer who shook up the NYPD by testifying in front of the Knapp Commission about police corruption. Pacino is riveting, and the supporting cast, which includes Tony Roberts and F. Murray Abraham, is skillfully directed by Sydney Lumet. Read the complete review for Serpico

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Year: 1973
Rated R

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Cast
Al Pacino: Frank Serpico
Tony Roberts: Bob Blair
John Randolph: Chief Sidney Green
Jack Kehoe: Tom Keough
Biff McGuire: Capt. McClain
Barbara Eda-Young: Laurie

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Serpico is a crime film based on the true story of New York City policeman Frank Serpico....
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A long time ago there was a ...

Apr 4, 2006 04:00 AM ET
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Question: A long time ago there was a sitcom set in New York (I think). It involved a Jewish boy and a Catholic girl who got married. (I might have their religions reversed.) Of course, the usual problems developed. I want to say it was called Beth and Bernie. Am I right? Thanks.

Answer: Close, A.C. Actually, you're thinking of Bridget Loves Bernie, a sitcom that debuted on CBS in September 1972 in a cushy slot between All in the Family and Mary Tyler Moore. David Birney (St. Elsewhere, the TV version of Serpico) play read more