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Dog Day Afternoon

on BBC One London

- starring
Al Pacino
John Cazale
On a torrid August day in 1972, three gunmen burst into a Brooklyn bank intent on a quick and easy robbery. But the heist goes wrong and the robbers are besieged in the bank with the employees as hostages. In this gripping, funny, sometimes grotesque true story, Al Pacino gives one of his best performances as the ring-leader who staged the hold-up in order to finance a sex change operation for his male lover.
Screenplay by FRANK PIERSON Produced by MARTIN BREGMAN and MARTIN ELFAND
Directed by SIDNEY LUMET
♦ FILMS: page 20

Contributors

Unknown:
Al Pacino
Unknown:
John Cazale
Unknown:
Al Pacino
Unknown:
Frank Pierson
Produced By:
Martin Bregman
Directed By:
Sidney Lumet
Sonny:
Al Pacino
Sal:
John Cazale
Mulvaney:
Sully Boyar
Chief cashier Sylvia:
Penny Allen
Detective Moretti:
Charles Durning
FBI agent Sheldon:
James Broderick
Leon:
Chris Sarandon
Angie:
Susan Peretz
Vi:
Judith Malina

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