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Nick Nolte
Mike Brennan
Timothy Hutton
Al Reilly
Armand Assante
Bobby Texador
Patrick O'Neal
Kevin Quinn
Lee Richardson
Leo Bloomenfeld
Luis Guzmán
Luis Valentin
Charles S. Dutton
Sam Chapman
Jenny Lumet
Nancy Bosch
Paul Calderon
Roger Montalvo
International Chrysis
Jose Malpica
Dominic Chianese
Larry Pesch
Leonardo Cimino
Nick Petrone
Fyvush Finkel
Preston Pearlstein
Gustavo Brens
Alfonse Segal
Martin E. Brens
Armand Segal
Maurice Schell
Detective Zucker
Thomas Mikal Ford
Lubin
John Capodice
Hank Mastroangelo
Frederick Rolf
District Attorney
Hal Lehrman
Altshul
Gloria Irizarry
Mrs. Bosch
Brian Neill
Sylvester / Sophia
Susan Mitchell
Flo
Drew Eliot
Magnus
Frank Raiter
Seabury
Harry Madsen
Tony Vasquez
Jerry Ciauri
Bruno Valli
George Kodisch
Inspector Flynn
Burtt Harris
Phil
Michael A. Joseph
Pimp
Cynthia O'Neal
Agnes Quinn
Victor Colicchio
"After Hours" Alvarado
Anibal O. Lleras
"After Hours" Patron
José Rafael Arango
"After Hours" Patron
David Dill
Bartender
Alex Ruiz
Danny
Richard Solchik
Phillie
Edward Rogers III
Jose's Apt. Detective
Junior Perez
"Nancy" Captain
Javier Ríos
Boat Lover
June Stein
A.D.A.
Rod Rodriguez
Carlo
Sonny Vito
Gino
Olga Merediz
Mrs. Valentin
Peter Gumeny
Guard
Edward Rowan
Ed
Danny Darrow
Phone Investigator
José Collazo
Fisherman
José Alvarez
Nightclub Dancer (uncredited)
G.W. Bailey
Bartender (uncredited)
Janis Corsair
TWA Supervisor (uncredited)
David Hummel
Police Officer (uncredited)
Vincent Pastore
Man Sitting in Bar (uncredited)

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A review by tmdb28039023

Written by tmdb28039023 on Sat Sep 10 2022

Q & A is the third entry in Sidney Lumet’s loose trilogy about NYPD corruption, and by far the most pessimistic. While Al Pacino and Treat Williams are given an admittedly tough choice in Serpico and Prince of the City, here Timothy Hutton comes to learn that one man can’t make a difference after all. The ending is as frustrating to the viewers as it is to he hero, because we find out that the character’s hands were tied all along; instead of going over people’s heads and behind their backs, Al Reilly (Hutton) might as well have played ball from the get-go, which would have at least had the...