Serpico

1973
12
2 h 10 min

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7,7/10

139 mil

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Cop Drama Docudrama Police Procedural True Crime Biography Crime Drama Thriller

Um policial honesto de Nova York chamado Frank Serpico denuncia a corrupção desenfreada na força apenas para que seus camaradas se voltem contra ele.Um policial honesto de Nova York chamado Frank Serpico denuncia a corrupção desenfreada na força apenas para que seus camaradas se voltem contra ele.Um policial honesto de Nova York chamado Frank Serpico denuncia a corrupção desenfreada na força apenas para que seus camaradas se voltem contra ele.

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

7,7/10

139 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

POPULARIDADE

3.599

925

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Indicado a 2 Oscars
- 8 vitórias e 13 indicações no total

Laurie
(as Barbara eda-Young)

Cornelia Sharpe

Leslie

Tony Roberts

Bob Blair

John Medici

Pasquale

Allan Rich

D.A. Tauber

Norman Ornellas

Rubello

Edward Grover

Lombardo
(as Ed Grover)

Albert Henderson

Peluce
(as Al Henderson)

Hank Garrett

Malone

Damien Leake

Joey

Joseph Bova

Potts
(as Joe Bova)

Gene Gross

Captain Tolkin

John Stewart

Waterman

Woodie King Jr.

Larry
(as Woodie King)

Direção
- Sidney Lumet
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Elenco e equipe completos
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Curiosidades
After he decided to make the film, Al Pacino invited Frank Serpico to stay with him at a house that Pacino had rented in Montauk, New York. When Pacino asked Serpico, "Why did you do it?" Serpico replied, "Well, Al, I don't know. I guess I would have to say it would be because if I didn't, who would I be when I listened to a piece of music?"

Erros de gravação
The prison "chain gang" being led into the wagon at the beginning has male and female prisoners on the same "chain," and both sexes are transported in the same wagon. The NYPD absolutely forbade that then--and still does.

Citações
Frank Serpico: The reality is that we do not wash our own laundry--it just gets dirtier.

Versões alternativas
There is one Australian VHS version released through RCA Columbia Pictures Hoyts Home Video in the 1980s which had all profanity overdubbed with tamer language, as well as some scenes of sexuality/nudity. Subsequent releases on DVD are uncensored.

Conexões
Edited into O Show Não Pode Parar (2002)

Trilhas sonoras
E Lucevan le Stelle
(uncredited)
from "Tosca"
Music by Giacomo Puccini
Performed by Giuseppe Di Stefano

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9/10

Sure, The Godfather made Al Pacino a star, but Serpico kept him one

Al Pacino is one of the best actors around, and he has many definitive roles. His role as Frank Serpico is certainly one of them. He acts with such charm and smoothness in some scenes, while explosive and intense in others.

The movie gets into a big plot line about police corruption and Serpico blowing the whistle on the department. It's interesting and the whole point of the movie, but the reason this is such a good movie is because of the character, not the plot. The better scenes include Serpico's personal life and struggles. There's one great part where he explains to his girlfriend why he's always wanted to be a cop. It's scenes like those that make you sympathetic for him.

Sidney Lumet and Pacino made a great team for this movie, and proved to be a great team for Dog Day Afternoon a few years later. But as good as a director Lumet is, as good as everyone involved with this movie is, this is Pacino's movie. It's an essential viewing for his fans.

My rating: 9/10