Miller's Crossing
Tom Reagan, a loyal enforcer for Irish mob boss Leo O'Bannon, is torn between his duty to his boss, his affair with Leo's girlfriend, and the escalating mob war that forces him to choose between loyalty and survival.
Synopsis
Set in 1929, a political boss and his advisor become estranged when they each fall for the same woman.
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Michael R MillerShot by Barry SonnenfeldScored by Carter BurwellDesigned by Dennis Gassner
Box Office
1990 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.4× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$5.1M
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Also known as
- Miller’s Crossingde
- Crocevia della morteit
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Cast & Crew
52 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Gabriel Byrne
as Tom Reagan
Albert Finney
as Leo
Marcia Gay Harden
as Verna
John Turturro
as Bernie Bernbaum
Jon Polito
as Johnny Caspar
J E Freeman
as Eddie Dane
Mike Starr
as Frankie
Al Mancini
as Tic-Tac
Richard Woods
as Mayor Dale Levander
Steve Buscemi
as Mink
Tom Toner
as O'Doole
Mario Todisco
as Clarence 'Drop' Johnson
Supporting cast
32Olek Krupa
as Tad
Michael Jeter
as Adolph
Lanny Flaherty
as Terry
Jeanette Kontomitras
as Mrs. Caspar
Louis Charles Mounicou Iii
as Johnny Caspar, Jr.
John Mcconnell
as Cop - Brian
Danny Aiello Iii
as Cop - Delahanty
Helen Jolly
as Screaming Lady
Hilda Mclean
as Landlady
Monte Starr
as Gunman in Leo's House
Don Picard
as Gunman in Leo's House
Salvatore H Tornabene
as Rug Daniels
Kevin Dearie
as Street Urchin
Michael Badalucco
as Caspar's Driver
Charles Ferrara
as Caspar's Butler
Esteban Fernandez
as Caspar's Cousin
George Fernandez
as Caspar's Cousin
Charles Gunning
as Hitman at Verna's
Dave Drinkx
as Hitman #2
David Darlow
as Lazarre's Messenger
Robert Labrosse
as Lazarre's Tough
Carl Rooney
as Lazarre's Tough
Jack Harris
as Man with Pipe Bomb
Jery Hewitt
as Son of Erin
Sam Raimi
as Snickering Gunman
John Schnauder Jr
as Cop with Bullhorn
Zolly Levin
as Rabbi
Joey Ancona
as Boxer
Bill Raye
as Boxer
William Preston Robertson
as Voice (voice)
Frances Mcdormand
as Mayor's Secretary (uncredited)
Michael P Cahill
as Casino Patron (uncredited)
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1Other crew
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