Film debut of both Martin Sheen and Tony Musante as the hoodlums. If you catch "The Incident," prepare to be disturbed, but it is one compelling little gem, directed by Larry Peerce ("Goodbye, Columbus"). But its going to take a lot more than prayer to end this nightmare of fear and violence.
I've always been a Mike Kellin fan, dating back to "The Mountain Road," "Hell is for Heroes" and "The Wackiest Ship in the Army," so seeing him out of uniform as a buttoned-up husband in a suit, with Jan Sterling was certainly different. Tony Musante,Martin Sheen,Beau Bridges,Brock Peters are the starring of this. And what an unusual group, mixing Oscar winners with newbies. Sheen and Musante make what is arguably the loudest debut for an actor in film history. Felix Teflinger Brock Peters Arnold Robinson Ruby Dee Joan. Account of people terrorized by two hoodlums on a New York subway. Bridges stands out as an Army PFC in an arm cast, as does Peters as a black man with a serious chip on his shoulder. Top cast Tony Musante Joe Ferrone Martin Sheen Artie Connors Beau Bridges Pfc.
#The incident 1967 cast movie#
This movie is 53 years old but it could take place tomorrow in a subway tunnel near you.
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The medical examiner would later rule the teenagers lay in non-aggressive. When the incident ended, Pollard, Temple and Cooper had been killed. BaehrScreenplay Tony MusanteCast Martin SheenCast Beau BridgesCast Victor ArnoldCast Thelma RitterCast. For five days in 1967, riots consumed a city.
Sheen and Musante (both making their film debut) play a couple of liquored-up street punks who enter a subway car in New York City in the wee hours and terrorize the unfortunate riders. Cast & Crew Larry PeerceDirector Nicholas E. SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - I'm not 100% sure what compels me to DVR a movie I've never seen, but cast helps, so the other day when I saw a listing for "The Incident," I picked up on this extraordinary lineup - Martin Sheen, Tony Musante, Beau Bridges, Gary Merrill, Jan Sterling, Ed McMahon, Ruby Dee, Brock Peters, Mike Kellin, Donna Mills, Jack Gilford, Thelma Ritter! This is a disturbing 1967 film that I would compare to "The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3" in setting, but it's a much darker story.
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