Pride and Glory
Detective Ray Tierney must bring down a deep‑rooted NYPD corruption ring that implicates his own brother‑in‑law, risking the collapse of his family's law‑enforcement legacy and his career in the process.
“Truth. Honor. Loyalty. Family. What are you willing to sacrifice?”
Synopsis
A multi-generational saga follows the Tierney family, a lineage of New York City Police officers. The family's values are put to the test when Ray Tierney investigates a case that uncovers a significant police corruption scandal involving his brother-in-law. For Ray, the truth becomes a Pandora's Box, threatening to dismantle both the Tierney legacy and the integrity of the entire NYPD.
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How many hands made this film
The scale of the collaboration
A crew of 321+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Lisa Zeno ChurginShot by Declan QuinnScored by Mark IshamDesigned by Dan LeighCostumes by Abigail MurrayStunts by Peter BucossiVFX by Randall Balsmeyer
Box Office
2008 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.0× its budget
Why 2.5×?
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Worldwide gross
$31.2M
US & Canada: $15.7M — 50% of worldwide · International: $15.5M (50%)
Opening weekend: $6.3M — 40% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $8.4M — 53% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,585 theaters
Also known as
- Das Gesetz der Ehrede
- Le Prix de la loyautéfr
- Pride and Glory - Il prezzo dell'onoreit
- (Bulgarian)Гордост и слава
Release dates around the world4 countries · showhide
- CanadaSep 9, 2008
- United StatesOct 22, 2008
- GreeceOct 30, 2008
- IsraelOct 30, 2008
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Cast & Crew
321 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Edward Norton
as Ray Tierney
Colin Farrell
as Jimmy Egan
Colin Farrell Nm0268199
as Jimmy Egan
Noah Emmerich
as Francis Tierney, Jr.
Jon Voight
as Francis Tierney, Sr.
Jennifer Ehle
as Abby Tierney
John Ortiz
as Ruben Santiago
Frank Grillo
as Eddie Carbone
Shea Whigham
as Kenny Dugan
Lake Bell
as Megan Egan
Carmen Ejogo
as Tasha
Manny Perez
as Coco Dominguez
Supporting cast
101Wayne Duvall
as Bill Avery
Ramon Rodriguez
as Angel Tezo
Rick Gonzalez
as Eladio Casado
Maximiliano Hernandez
as Carlos Bragon
Leslie Denniston
as Maureen Tierney
Hannah Riggins
as Caitlin Tierney
Carmen Loporto
as Francis Tierney
Lucy Grace Ellis
as Bailey Tierney
Ryan Simpkins
as Shannon Egan
Ty Simpkins
as Matthew Egan
Flaco Navaja
as Tookie Brackett
Raquel Jordan
as Lisette Rivera
Jose Ramon Rosario
as Mayor Arthur Caffey
Christopher Michael Holley
as Detective Miller
Jason Rodriguez
as Corner Store Owner
Jessica Pimentel
as Angelique Domenguez
Popa Wu
as Reverend Farraud
Nikkole Salter
as Trish Mercer
David Pinon
as Bodega Owner
Lissette Espaillat
as Bodega Owner's Wife
Francisco Burgos
as Bodega Boy
Sekhar Chandra
as Dr. Khomar
Cuba Libre
as Dominican Thug
Gabriel Lopez
as Dominican Thug
Bill Mchugh
as Chaplin
Bobby Alongi
as Captain Lavier
Bo Eason
as Investigator Lieberthal
Howard W Overshown
as Investigator Duerson
Peter Moog
as NYPD Head Coach Kowalski
Jimmy Burke
as Detroit Metro Coach
Richie Thorton
as Detroit Metro Assistant Coach
John Comer
as NYPD Football Player
Thomas Pilkington
as Duty Captain Banks
Glenn Cunningham
as Detective
Steve Dischiavi
as Detective
William Mcneely
as Detective
Rick Tirelli
as DEA Representative
Jamie Mcshane
as Lieutenant Fricker
John Mariano
as Task Force Lieutenant
Robert Hopes
as Task Force Detective
Jim O Neill
as Task Force Detective
Eddie Molina
as Uniform Cop
Karl Bury
as Patrol Sergeant
Sean Gavigan
as Patrol Cop
Christina Cabot
as Patrol Cop
Sal Digiovani
as Crime Scene Cop
Tom Pelligrino
as Crime Scene Cop
Nancy Mccabe
as Crime Scene Cop
Bill Mckinney
as Crime Scene Cop
Joseph Roman
as Crime Scene Cop
Kubrat Hristoff
as Crime Scene Cop
William Geiger
as Crime Scene Cop
Keith Fallon
as Crime Scene Cop
Craig Garland
as Crime Scene Cop
Steve Benvegna
as Crime Scene Cop
Carl Bocker
as Crime Scene Cop
Tim Byrne
as Crime Scene Cop
Gerald M Kline
as Desk Lieutenant
William Clemente
as Arresting Police Officer
Joe Blozis
as Crime Scene Detective
Tom Nonnon
as Chief
Scott Dillin
as Police Officer Dillin
Nicoye Banks
as Lonnie Mercer
Denia Brache
as Domenguez Mother
Roz Abrams
as TV News Anchor
Sandra Endo
as News Reporter
Dick Brennan
as News Reporter Dehaven
Dominic Carter
as Reporter
Yanko Valentin
as EMT
Sujeilee Candele
as Girl in Bar
Michael Angelo Ortiz
as Thug Kid
Juan Lopez
as Thug Kid
Argelis Parra
as Thug Kid
Miguel Ventura
as Thug Kid
Billy Joe Marrero
as Thug Kid
Sean Dougherty
as Cavanaugh
Tammy Tunyavongs
as Dugan's Wife
Jaime N Garcia
as Paramedic
Darren E Johnson
as Doctor
Pablo Gonzalez
as Dominican Perp
Louise G Colon
as Woman on Stairs
Cecelia Riddett
as Bragon Receptionist
Tony Rhune
as Arvell 'Amp' Poines
Andrew Rogers
as Driver
Luis Da Silva Jr
as Dominican Bodega Customer
David Boston
as Fan at Football Game
Javier Corniell
as Thug Robber
Brother Eden Douglas
as Crime Scene Detective
Thelma Gutierrez
as Lawyer
Gina Hernandez
as Protester
Wbbrown Ii
as Patrol Cop
Liz Imperio
as Protester
Joe James
as Internal Affairs Officer
Kory Kay
as Extra, Drug Dealer
Samantha Kelly
as Silhouettist
Keith Moyer
as St Andrew's Visitor
Enrique Novello
as Protestor
David Anthony Pizzuto
as Coach
Luis Sanchez
as Street Bum
Charles Santy
as Thug
Brad Lee Wind
as Big Stevie
Directors
1Writers
5Producers
8Adrienne Winterhalter
visual effects producer: Big Film Design
Cale Boyter
Producers, executive producer
Greg O Connor
Producer, Producers, producer (as Gregory O'Connor)
Josh Fagin
co-producer
Marcus Viscidi
executive producer
Robert Hopes
associate producer
Toby Emmerich
Producers, executive producer
Tyra Hanshaw
visual effects producer: Big Film Design
Other crew
200Sara Gagliardi
accounting clerk
Erin Byrne
additional costumer
Monica Ruiz Ziegler
additional costumer
Eugene Stamos
additional craft service
Jim Bokor
additional grip
Steven Capitano Calitri
additional grip
Tara Boccia
additional props
Chris Jordan
additional props: reshoots
Ethan Anderson
additional second assistant director, set production assistant (uncredited)
David Catalano
additional second second assistant director
Bobbi Banks
adr editor
Mark Desimone
adr mixer
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