Prince of The City - Cast

Cast

  • Treat Williams ... Daniel Ciello
  • Jerry Orbach ... Gus Levy
  • Richard Foronjy ... Joe Marinaro
  • Don Billett ... Bill Mayo
  • Kenny Marino ... Dom Bando
  • Carmine Caridi ... Gino Mascone
  • Tony Page ... Raf Alvarez
  • Norman Parker ... Rick Cappalino
  • Paul Roebling ... Brooks Paige
  • Bob Balaban ... Santimassino
  • James Tolkan ... District Attorney Polito
  • Steve Inwood ... Mario Vincente
  • Lindsay Crouse ... Carla Ciello
  • Matthew Laurance ... Ronnie Ciello
  • Tony Turco ... Socks Ciello
  • Ronald Maccone ... Nick Napoli (as Ron Maccone)
  • Ron Karabatsos ... Dave DeBennedeto
  • Tony DiBenedetto ... Carl Alagretti
  • Tony Munafo ... Rocky Gazzo
  • Robert Christian ... The King
  • Lee Richardson ... Sam Heinsdorff
  • Lane Smith ... Tug Barnes
  • Cosmo Allegretti ... Marcel Sardino
  • Bobby Alto ... Mr. Kanter
  • Michael Beckett ... Michael Blomberg
  • Burton Collins ... Monty
  • Henry Ferrentino ... Older Virginia Guard
  • Carmine Foresta ... Ernie Fallacci
  • Conard Fowkes ... Elroy Pendleton
  • Peter Friedman ... D.A. Goldman
  • Peter Michael Goetz ... Attorney Charles Deluth
  • Lance Henriksen ... D.A. Burano
  • Eddie Jones ... Ned Chippy
  • Don Leslie ... D.A. D'Amato
  • Dana Lorge ... Ann Mascone
  • Harry Madsen ... Bubba Harris
  • E.D. Miller ... Sergeant Edelman
  • Cynthia Nixon ... Jeannie
  • Ron Perkins ... Virginia Trooper
  • Lionel Pina ... Sancho
  • José Angel Santana ... José (as José Santana)
  • Walter Brooke ... Judge (uncredited)
  • Alan King ... Himself (uncredited)
  • Ilana Rapp ... Beach Player (uncredited)

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