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Out for Justice

Year:

1991

Duration:

91 min | Germany:82 min (heavily cut) | Germany:88 min | Sweden:88 min

Genres:

Action | Crime | Drama | Thriller

IMDB rate:

Director:

John Flynn

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1991-04-12

Filming Locations: Coney Island Boardwalk, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Earnings

Budget: $14,000,000

Opening Weekend: $10,524,026 (USA) (14 April 1991)

Gross: $39,319,761 (USA) (19 July 1991)

Cast

Actor

Character

John Leguizamo

Steven Seagal

Det. Gino Felino

William Forsythe

Richie Madano

Jerry Orbach

Capt. Ronnie Donziger

Jo Champa

Vicky Felino

Shareen Mitchell

Laurie Lupo

Sal Richards

Frankie

Gina Gershon

Patti Madano

Jay Acovone

Bobby Arms

Nick Corello

Joey Dogs (as Nicky Corello)

Robert LaSardo

Bochi (as Robert Lasardo)

John Toles-Bey

King

Joe Spataro

Det. Bobby Lupo

Ron Brumbelow

Cop

Jack Cipolla

Cop

Chic Daniel

Cop (as Charles Daniel)

John Senger

Cop

Steve Taylor

Cop

Julius Nasso Jr.

Tony Felino

Diane Peterson

Woman in Car

Ed Deacy

Uniform Cop (as Edward Deacy)

Vincent Nasso

Uniform Cop

Jerry Strivelli

Frankie's Bodyguard

Jerome Alvarado

Frankie's Guys

David Basulto

Frankie's Guys

Danny Eglowitz

Frankie's Guys

Frank Fagella Jr.

Frankie's Guys

Sal Serafino Tomassetti

Umbrella Man

Gianni Russo

Sammy

Ronald Maccone

Don Vittorio

Alan Bialor

Vittorio's Bodyguard

Frank Fagella Sr.

Del Gulfo Patron

Willie Anne Gussendanner

Hooker

George Vallejo

Picolino

Carl Ciarfalio

Paulie

Edward Korn

Butcher

Benedetto Bongiorno

Store Owner

Larry Romano

Sales Clerk

Anthony DeSando

Vinnie Madano

Jerry Clauri

Bennie the Book

Dominic Chianese

Mr. Madano

Vera Lockwood

Mrs. Madano

Julianna Margulies

Rica

Christina Solis

Elena

Sonny Hurst

Tattoos

Dan Inosanto

Sticks

Michael Pecina

Phone Booth Man

Marie Todd

Sammy's Girlfriend

Nick Dimitri

Bartender

Afifi Alaouie

Go-Go Dancer (as Afifi)

Cameron

Go Go Dancer

Erin Ashley

Hooker (as Erin Weidner Ashley)

Sandy Hernandez

Hooker

Meadow Spadafino

Hooker

Jorge Gil

Chas the Chair

Craig Pinkard

Chop Chop Foreman

Perry Wayne

Bouncer

Jack Vecchio

Club Bodyguard

Charles Guardino

Waiter

Shannon Whirry

Terry Malloy

Raymond Cruz

Hector

Sandy Allison

Transvestite

Salvatore Bonanno

Vittorio's Man

Vincent Cucci Jr.

Vittorio's Man

Philip Rusty Mignano

Vittorio's Man

Salvatore Sonnie Mignano

Vittorio's Man

Joe Lala

Vermeer

Julie Strain

Roxanne Ford

Thomas F. Duffy

O'Kelly

Sonny Zito

Station Wagon Tough Guy

Vince Cupone

Tommy (uncredited)

Zoë Hall

Bobby's Girl (uncredited)

Kane Hodder

Henchman at Party (uncredited)

Claudio Jacobellis

Bodyguard (uncredited)

Athena Massey

Victim (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The word 'fuck' is said 114 times through the movie.

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Despite receiving many negative reviews, this debuted at #1 at the US Box Office, making this the third straight Steven Seagal movie to debut at #1 on its opening weekend.

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Gino fights a character called Sticks in the bar, played by veteran martial artist Danny Inosanto. He was one of Bruce Lee's best friends and one of the three people Bruce let train others in Jeet Kune Do. He is also a master stick fighter and has studied multiple disciplines like Escrima and Silat, and was the person who taught Bruce Lee to use nunchaka.

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Goofs

When the mobster's confront Richie's brother for the last time as they leave him sitting on the pool table their marks are (again) clearly visible on the floor.

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When Gino confronts Ritchie's dad in his own home, he looks down at the floor to make sure he hits his (very visible) mark.

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After Richie visits his brother's bar, an overhead view shows his henchmen stepping away from their very visible marks on the floor.

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Quotes

Detective Gino Felino NYPD: Anybody seen Richie? I'm gonna keep comin' back until someone REMEMBERS seein' Richie.

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Tattoos: Motherfucker, you knocked my teeth out!

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Patti Madano: Cops been in and outta here all night, but it's you I've been expecting. Kinda figured you'd save the best for yourself.

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Faq

What are the differences between the British BBFC 18 VHS and the Uncut Version?

The British VHS Version misses nearly one minute of violent fighting scenes. All cuts were waived for the DVD release. A detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.

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