Raging Bull (1980)
Raging Bull (1980)


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Cast & Crew.

Robert De Niro
Jake LaMotta

Cathy Moriarty
Vickie LaMotta

Joe Pesci
Joey LaMotta

Frank Vincent
Salvy Batts

Nicholas Colasanto
Tommy Como

Theresa Saldana
Lenore

Mario Gallo
Mario

Frank Adonis
Patsy

Joseph Bono
Guido

Frank Topham
Toppy

Lori Anne Flax
Irma

Charles Scorsese
Charlie - Man with Como

Don Dunphy
Radio Announcer

Bill Hanrahan
Eddie Eagan

Rita Bennett
Emma - Miss 48's

James V. Christy
Dr. Pinto

Bernie Allen
Comedian

Floyd Anderson
Jimmy Reeves (Reeves Fight)

Gene LeBell
Ring Announcer (Reeves Fight)

Harold Valan
Referee (Reeves Fight)

Victor Magnotta
Fighting Soldier (Reeves Fight)

Johnny Barnes
Sugar Ray Robinson (First Robinson Fight)

John Thomas
Trainer (First Robinson Fight)

Kenny Davis
Referee (First Robinson Fight)

Paul Carmello
Ring Announcer (First Robinson Fight)

Jimmy Lennon Sr.
Ring Announcer (Second Robinson Fight / Dauthuille Fight)

Bobby Rings
Referee (Second Robinson Fight)

Kevin Mahon
Tony Janiro (Janiro Fight)

Marty Denkin
Referee (Janiro Fight)

Shay Duffin
Ring Announcer (Janiro Fight)

Eddie Mustafa Muhammad
Billy Fox (Fox Fight)

Dick Whittington
Ring Announcer (Fox Fight)

Jack Lotz
Referee (Fox Fight)

Kevin Breslin
Heckler (Fox Fight)

Louis Raftis
Marcel Cerdan (Cerdan Fight)

Frank Shain
Ring Announcer (Cerdan Fight)

Coley Wallace
Joe Louis (Cerdan Fight)

Fritzie Higgins
Woman with Vickie (Cerdan Fight)

George Latka
Referee (Cerdan Fight)

Fred Dennis
Cornerman #1 (Cerdan Fight)

Robert B. Loring
Cornerman #2 (Cerdan Fight)

Johnny Turner
Laurent Dauthuille (Dauthuille Fight)

Vern De Paul
Dauthuille's Trainer (Dauthuille Fight)

Chuck Hassett
Referee (Dauthuille Fight)

Ken Richards
Reporter at Phone Booth (Dauthuille Fight)

Peter Fain
Dauthuille Corner Man (Dauthuille Fight)

Billy Varga
Ring Announcer (Third Robinson Fight)

Harvey Parry
Referee (Third Robinson Fight)

Ted Husing
Ted Husing - TV Announcer (voice) (Third Robinson Fight)

Michael Badalucco
Soda Fountain Clerk

Thomas Beansy Lobasso
Beansy

Paul Forrest
Monsignor

Peter Petrella
Johnny

Sal Serafino Tomassetti
Webster Hall Bouncer

Geraldine Smith
Janet

Mardik Martin
Copa Waiter / Screenplay

Maryjane Lauria
Girl #1

Linda Artuso
Girl #2

Peter Savage
Jackie Curtie / Additional Writing / Associate Producer

Daniel P. Conte
Detroit Promoter

Joe Malanga
Bodyguard

Sabine Turco Jr.
Bouncer at Copa

Steve Orlando
Bouncer at Copa

Silvio García Jr.
Bouncer at Copa

John Arceri
Maitre 'D

Joseph A. Morale
Man at Table #1

James Dimodica
Man at Table #2

Robert Uricola
Man Outside Cab

Andrea Orlando
Woman in Cab

Allan Malamud
Reporter at Jake's House

D.J. Blair
State Attorney Bronson

Laura James
Mrs. Bronson

Richard McMurray
J.R.

Mary Albee
Underage I.D. Girl

Lisa Katz
Woman with I.D. Girl

Candy Moore
Linda

Richard A. Berk
Musician #1

Theodore Saunders
Musician #2

Noah Young
Musician #3

Nick Trisko
Bartender Carlo

Lou Tiano
Ricky

Bob Evan Collins
Arresting Deputy #1

Wally K. Berns
Arresting Deputy #2

Allen Joseph
Jeweler

Bob Aaron
Prison Guard #1

Glenn Leigh Marshall
Prison Guard #2

Martin Scorsese
Barbizon Stagehand / Director

Vincent Barbi
New Yorker (uncredited)

Joseph Bergmann
Sailor at Ballroom (uncredited)

Scott Crawford
Photographer (uncredited)

Dennis Crosswhite
Reporter (uncredited)

Robert Dahdah
Restaurant Doorman (uncredited)

Vincent Di Paolo
Police Officer (uncredited)

Bruno DiGiorgi
Soda Fountain Clerk (uncredited)

Marty Farrell
Heckler in Bar (uncredited)

R. Michael Givens
Photographer (uncredited)

Charles Guardino
New Yorker (uncredited)

Bob Harks
Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited)

Chuck Hicks
Cornerman (uncredited)

Michael Charles Hill
Boxing Fan (uncredited)

Walt La Rue
Cornerman (uncredited)

Angelo Lamonea
Cornerman (uncredited)

David LeBell
Mall Patron (uncredited)

Tony Lip
Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Bill Mazer
Reporter (uncredited)

Thomas Murphy
J.R.'s Friend (uncredited)

Gil Perkins
Cornerman (uncredited)

Jerry Schram
Party Dancer (uncredited)

Glenn Stanton
Bar Hand (uncredited)

John Turturro
Man at Webster Hall Table (uncredited)

McKenzie Westmore
Jake's Daughter (uncredited)

Juergen J. Straub
Ringside Boxing Pundit (uncredited)

Paul Schrader
Screenplay

Pietro Mascagni
Music

Michael Chapman
Director of Photography

Thelma Schoonmaker
Editor

Robert Chartoff
Producer

Irwin Winkler
Producer

Mike Maggi
Makeup Artist

Gary S. Gerlich
Sound Effects Editor

Chester Slomka
Sound Effects Editor

Cis Corman
Casting

Phil Abramson
Set Decoration

Richard Bruno
Costume Design

James D. Brubaker
Production Manager

Jerry Grandey
Assistant Director

Jimmy Nickerson
Stunt Coordinator

Ed Arter
Transportation Captain

Budd Schulberg
Thanks

Alan Manser
Art Direction

Kirk Axtell
Art Direction

Gene Rudolf
Production Design

Patrick Hogan
Driver

Brian Hamill
Still Photographer

Robbie Robertson
Additional Soundtrack

Frank E. Warner
Sound Effects Editor

Mary Keats
Hairstylist

Donna Smith
Production Office Coordinator

Verne Caruso
Hairstylist

Jean Burt Reilly
Hairstylist

Marilyn Putnam
Costume Design

Andrea E. Weaver
Set Costumer

George Trirogoff
Editorial Services

Jake LaMotta
Book

Hal W. Polaire
Associate Producer

Frederic C. Weiler
Set Decoration

Carl Biddiscombe
Set Decoration

Mona Orr
Hairstylist

Michael Westmore
Makeup Artist

Allen Payne
Hairstylist

Allan Wertheim
Assistant Director

Henry J. Bronchtein
Other

Elie Cohn
Assistant Director

Steven Burnett
Stunts

Bennie Moore
Stunts

Robert Iannaccone
Set Costumer

Christopher Cronyn
Location Manager

Michael Neale
Location Manager

Marty Eli Schwartz
Location Manager

Jim Henrikson
Music Editor

George Alden
Transportation Captain

Marion Billings
Publicist

Jan Tucker
Craft Service

Joseph Carter
Writers' Assistant

Dan Perri
Title Designer

Joan Van Horn
Second Assistant Director

Donah Bassett
Negative Cutter

Walter A. Gest
Sound Recordist

Gary Ritchie
Sound Recordist

Emily Ferry
Property Master

Thomas Saccio
Property Master

Richard Quinlan
Gaffer

Les Lazarowitz
Sound Mixer

Michael Evje
Sound Mixer

Hannah Scheel
Script Supervisor

Joe R. Marquette Jr.
Camera Operator

Edward Gold
Camera Operator

Christine M. Loss
Still Photographer

Dustin Blauvelt
First Assistant Camera

Eddie Ramirez
First Assistant Camera
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Details.
Release DateNovember 14, 1980
StatusReleased
Running Time2h 9m
Content RatingR
Budget$18,000,000
Box Office$23,380,203
Filming LocationsNew York City · Los Angeles, United States
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This Movie Is About.
Wiki.
Raging Bull is a 1980 American biographical sports drama film directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Cathy Moriarty, Theresa Saldana, Frank Vincent and Nicholas Colasanto (in his final film role). The film is an adaptation of former middleweight boxing champion Jake LaMotta's 1970 memoir Raging Bull: My Story. It follows the career of LaMotta (played by De Niro), his rise and fall in professional boxing, and his turbulent personal life beset by rage and jealousy.
Scorsese was initially reluctant to develop the project, although he eventually came to relate with LaMotta's story. Paul Schrader rewrote Mardik Martin's first screenplay, and Scorsese and De Niro together made uncredited contributions thereafter. Pesci was a relatively unknown actor prior to the film, as was Moriarty, whom Pesci suggested for her role. During principal photography, each of the boxing scenes was choreographed for a specific visual style, and De Niro gained approximately 60 pounds (27 kg) to portray LaMotta in his later years.
Scorsese was exacting in the process of editing and mixing the film, expecting it to be his last major feature. Scorsese closely studied Luchino Visconti's Rocco and His Brothers, especially the way the fight scenes are filmed, a technique he integrated into Raging Bull. In addition, Scorsese was inspired for this same film by the character of Rocco (Alain Delon played the professional boxer) to help shape De Niro's interpretation of Jake LaMotta.
Raging Bull premiered in New York City on November 14, 1980, and was released in theaters on December 19, 1980. The film had a lukewarm box office of $23.4 million against its $18 million budget. The film received mixed reviews on its release. While De Niro's performance and the editing were widely acclaimed, it garnered criticism due to its violent content. Despite the mixed reviews, the film was nominated for eight Academy Awards at the 53rd Academy Awards (tying with The Elephant Man as the most nominated film of the ceremony), including Best Picture and Best Director, and won two: Best Actor for De Niro (his second Oscar) and Best Editing.
After its release, Raging Bull went on to garner high critical praise, and is now considered one of the greatest films ever made. In 1990, it became the first film to be selected in its first year of eligibility for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant", and the American Film Institute ranked it as the fourth-greatest American movie of all time.
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