#The incident 1967 cast full
#The incident 1967 cast tv

What Joe and Artie are able to do in their terrorizing actions before this incident reaches its end is only bring to the surface the problems the passengers are facing in their lives. While Joe and Artie block the doors preventing anyone from entering or exiting at any station - all the others on board who are lucid enough who would indeed like to get off to escape - the other passengers are generally a passive lot watching the proceedings as Joe and Artie systematically direct their menace at each of the sixteen in turn. Directed by Larry Peerce, and starring Tony Musante, Martin Sheen, Beau Bridges, Brock Peters, Ruby Dee, Jack Gilford, Thelma Ritter, Ed McMahon, Diana Van der. Joe and Artie are a couple of menacing punks who just want to cause trouble for their own amusement, they already having violently mugged a man earlier in the evening for a mere $8. Genre: Mystery & thriller Original Language: English Director: Larry Peerce.

Their tense quiet is shattered with Joe Ferrone and Artie Connors boarding the same car. As the hostage situation stretches out, things become increasingly tense for everyone confined to the subway car. 1967 1 hr 47 mins Drama, Suspense NR Watchlist.

#The incident 1967 cast full

Cast & Crew The Incident - Full Cast & Crew. The subway ride features some of the finest seasoned actors: Ruby Dee, Jack Gilford, Mike Kellin, Beau Brodges (wounded vet) Brock Peters and an unknown Ed. The medical examiner would later rule the teenagers lay in non-aggressive. When the incident ended, Pollard, Temple and Cooper had been killed.

#The incident 1967 cast tv

This time marks most facing some sort of issue, just a continuation of the problem that each faces in his, her or their day-to-day life. Learn more about the full cast of The Incident with news, photos, videos and more at TV Guide. For five days in 1967, riots consumed a city. A disparate group of sixteen, most traveling in pairs and trying to make their way home after a night out, are on the same subway car. Two crooks take a New York subway train hostage, while the passengers are too wrapped up in their own problems to fight back.

There are contemporary sightings, from the 1950s, here (in spite of the mischief of Ray Wallace and his. The event occurred in an area known for Native/First People’s traditions of these forms of higher primates, locally called Oh-Mah, perhaps as long as 500 years. It's the wee small hours of a Monday morning in New York City. I feel the incident and the footage brings forth many pieces of evidence: 1.