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Writer:
Nicholas E. Baehr (writer)
Release Date:
26 January 1968 (West Germany)
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Tagline:
At 1:55 a.m. Joe Ferrone and Artie Connors went looking for kicks. They found it 7 minutes later in "The Incident." more
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Late one night, two young toughs hold hostage the passengers in one car of a New York subway train. full summary | add synopsis
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2 wins
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(3 articles)
Watching the Emmys
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The 61st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards Nominations
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The 61st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards Nominations
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Victor Arnold | ... | Tony Goya |
| Robert Bannard | ... | Pfc. Phillip Carmatti |
 | Beau Bridges | ... | Pfc. Felix Teflinger |
| Ruby Dee | ... | Joan Robinson |
| Robert Fields | ... | Kenneth Otis |
 | Jack Gilford | ... | Sam Beckerman |
| Mike Kellin | ... | Harry Purvis |
 | Ed McMahon | ... | Bill Wilks |
| Gary Merrill | ... | Douglas McCann |
| Donna Mills | ... | Alice Keenan |
 | Tony Musante | ... | Joe Ferrone |
 | Brock Peters | ... | Arnold Robinson |
| Thelma Ritter | ... | Bertha Beckerman |
 | Martin Sheen | ... | Artie Connors |
| Jan Sterling | ... | Muriel Purvis |
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107 min
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A UK cinema release was rejected outright by the BBFC twice in January 1968. It has not been resubmitted since.
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Pfc. Felix Teflinger:
No I don't think we're better than you, son. However, uh, I do think we're a little quieter.
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References "Felix the Cat" (1960)
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I caught this movie on AMC at 3 o'clock this morning (or so), and was blown away! What a tense, gritty drama - and what a cast! I was trying to figure out who was who, as they were all so young (Ed McMahon? Donna Mills? Ruby Dee without Ossie Davis? Wow!) Martin Sheen's baby face made his psycho character all the more frightening. To me, the movie is a great time capsule of the sixties, and of New York. I do have a complaint to register regarding the AMC channel - instead of squeezing the end credits to make room for commercials for the next movie, how about staying true to your movie fans who have a compulsive need to read the credits, and show them full-screen to the end? Who's with me on this one? Thank goodness for IMDb to get us through!