Madigan (1968) |
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| Director(s) | Don Siegel |
| Producer(s) | Frank P. Rosenberg |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Mystery |
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Richard Widmark(as Det. Daniel Madigan)
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Madigan
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Richard Widmark
(as Det. Daniel Madigan)
Henry Fonda(as Commissioner Anthony X. Russell)
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Madigan
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Henry Fonda
(as Commissioner Anthony X...)
Harry Guardino(as Det. Rocco Bonaro)
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Madigan
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Harry Guardino
(as Det. Rocco Bonaro)
James Whitmore(as Chief Insp. Charles Kane)
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Madigan
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James Whitmore
(as Chief Insp. Charles Ka...)
Susan Clark(as Tricia Bentley)
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Madigan
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Susan Clark
(as Tricia Bentley)
Michael Dunn(as Midget Castiglione)
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Madigan
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Michael Dunn
(as Midget Castiglione)
Sheree North(as Jonesy)
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Madigan
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Sheree North
(as Jonesy)
Warren Stevens(as Capt. Ben Williams)
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Madigan
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Warren Stevens
(as Capt. Ben Williams)
Madigan Overview:
Madigan (1968) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by Don Siegel and produced by Frank P. Rosenberg.
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Madigan Quotes:
Commissioner Anthony X. Russell:
[after Kane drops his shield on Russell's desk] What am I supposed to do with that?
Chief Insp. Charles Kane: Commissioner, I thought you'd never ask.
See More Quotes from MadiganChief Insp. Charles Kane: Commissioner, I thought you'd never ask.
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Widmark's character was later given his own ongoing television series, in spite of the fact that he appears to die at the end of the original film.
The Portrait hanging in Commissioner Russell's office is of Theodore Roosevelt, who at one time was New York City Police Commissioner.
Lloyd Haynes' movie debut.
The wall calendars, which appear to be prominently placed, show dates beginning with "09 June Friday" through "11 June Sunday". This correlates to year 1967.
Conrad Bain's movie debut.