Nighthawks - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Nighthawks"
Nighthawks (1981)
Timing:
1:39 (99 min)
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Actors and characters
Hilarie Thompson
Character Pam
Walter Mathews
Character Commissioner
E. Brian Dean
Character Sergeant
Caesar Cordova
Character Puerto Rican Proprietor
Charles Duval
Character Dr. Ghiselin
Tony Munafo
Character Big Mike
Howard Stein
Character Disco Manager
Tawn Christian
Character Disco Hostess
Luke Reilly
Character Conductor
Yvette Hawkins
Character Mrs. Ntembwe
Einar Perry Scott
Character Mr. Sostrom
Erle Bjornstad
Character Mrs. Sostrom
Jacques Roux
Character French Ambassador
Avind Harum
Character Swedish Ambassador
Obaka Adedunyo
Character Mr. Ntembwe
Corine Lorain
Character Suzanne Marigny
Jean-Pierre Stewart
Character Rene Marigny
John Shamsul Alam
Character Ripper
José Angel Santana
Character Ripper
Patrick Fox
Character Reporter
John Cianfrone
Character Mugger - Central Park
Tim Marquart
Character Mugger - Central Park
Tony Maffatone
Character Mugger - Central Park
Tom Degidon
Character Immigration Officer
Rita Tellone
Character Brunette
Karl A. Wickman
Character Helicopter Pilot
Cliff Cudney
Character A.T.A.C. Man
Joe Dabenigno
Character A.T.A.C. Man
John Devaney
Character A.T.A.C. Man
Paul Farentino
Character A.T.A.C. Man
Randy Francklan
Character A.T.A.C. Man
Roger Caine
Character A.T.A.C. Man
Judee Wales
Character A.T.A.C. Man
Luke Walter
Character A.T.A.C. Man
Zoya Leporska
Character Subway Hostage
Brian Osborne
Character Orchard
Robert Pugh
Character Kenna
Frederick Treves
Character Chief Police Inspector
Sue Vanner
Character Girl at Party - London
Billie Perkins
Character Terrified Subway Woman (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- While working on this film, Rutger Hauer (1944-2019) lost his mother and best friend. He flew to the Netherlands for the funerals for a few days each time, but always returned. Despite all these difficulties and personal dramas, Hauer was glad that he did not abandon work on the film (as he revealed in his autobiography), because it was after this film that he was noticed in Hollywood, which marked the beginning of his international recognition.
- Sylvester Stallone was very unhappy with how the studio Universal Pictures re-edited this film after he himself had worked on the editing. He was particularly upset that very emotional scenes with his character and actress Lindsay Wagner were removed from the film, specifically the scene in the restaurant.
- Gary Nelson initially started directing the film, but then left the project and was replaced by Bruce Malmuth (1934-2005). When he couldn't get the train scene right, Sylvester Stallone filmed it (to avoid losing a shooting day). This caused complications with the Directors Guild, and the producers had to retroactively obtain permission for Stallone to shoot the scene, because the rules state that a member of the Directors Guild cannot be fired so that someone from the film's cast can continue shooting.
- To prepare for their roles as police officers, Billy Dee Williams and Sylvester Stallone spent several weeks on night shifts with members of a New York City Police Department unit dealing with street crime.
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