The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974 Film) - Cast

Cast

  • Walter Matthau as Lt. Zachary "Z" Garber
  • Robert Shaw as Bernard "Mr. Blue" Ryder
  • Martin Balsam as Harold "Mr. Green" Longman
  • Héctor Elizondo as Giuseppe "Mr. Grey" Benvenuto
  • Earl Hindman as George "Mr. Brown" Steever
  • James Broderick as Denny Doyle
  • Dick O'Neill as Frank Correll
  • Lee Wallace as The Mayor
  • Tony Roberts as Deputy Mayor Warren LaSalle
  • Doris Roberts as Jessie, the Mayor's Wife
  • Jerry Stiller as Lt. Rico Patrone
  • Nathan George as Ptl. James
  • Tom Pedi as Caz Dolowicz
  • Beatrice Winde as Mrs. Jenkins
  • Rudy Bond as Police Commissioner
  • Kenneth McMillan as Borough Commander
  • Julius Harris as Inspector Daniels
  • Ruth Attaway as Mayor's Nurse
  • Thomas Barbour as T.A. Chairman
  • Marvin Silbersher as Comptroller
  • Timothy Meyers as Plumber
  • Conrad Yama as Mr. Tomashita
  • Sho Onodera as Mr. Matsumoto
  • Toru Nagai as Mr. Yashimura
  • Tura Nakamura as Mr. Nakabashi
The Hostages
  • Cynthia Belgrave as The Maid
  • Anna Berger as The Mother
  • Gary Bolling as The Homosexual
  • Carol Cole as The Secretary
  • Alex Colon as The Delivery Boy
  • Joe Fields as The Salesman
  • Mari Gorman as The Hooker
  • Michael Gorrin as The Old Man
  • Thomas La Fleur as The Older Son
  • María Landa as The Spanish Woman
  • Louise Larabee as The Alcoholic
  • George Lee Miles as The Pimp
  • Carolyn Nelson as Coed #1
  • Eric O'Hanian as The Younger Son
  • Lucy Saroyan as Coed #2
  • William Snickowski as The Hippie
  • Barry Snyder as The W.A.S.P.

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