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Midnight Run

Midnight Run

7,2 /10 (1,277 Votes)
1988 EN 126 min

Overview

A bounty hunter pursues a former Mafia accountant who is also being chased by a rival bounty hunter, the F.B.I., and his old mob boss after jumping bail.

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Release date

20/07/1988

Votes

1,277

Popularity

2.5

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Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

126 min

Budget

$30,000,000

Revenue

$38,413,606

Robert De Niro

Robert De Niro

John Wesley “Jack” Walsh

Charles Grodin

Charles Grodin

Jonathan Mardukas aka “The Duke”

Yaphet Kotto

Yaphet Kotto

Alonzo Mosely, Special Agent, F.B.I.

John Ashton

John Ashton

Marvin Dorfler, Headhunter

Dennis Farina

Dennis Farina

Jimmy Serrano, Chicago mobster

Joe Pantoliano

Joe Pantoliano

Eddie Moscone, Bail Bonder

Richard Foronjy

Richard Foronjy

Tony Darvo, Serrano's henchman

Robert Miranda

Robert Miranda

Joey, Serrano's henchman

Jack Kehoe

Jack Kehoe

Jerry Geisler, Tony's secretary

Wendy Phillips

Wendy Phillips

Gail, Jack's ex-wife

Philip Baker Hall

Philip Baker Hall

Sidney, Chicago mobster

Tom Irwin

Tom Irwin

F.B.I. Agent Perry

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Jimmie Ray Weeks

F.B.I. Agent Tuttle

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Danielle DuClos

Denise Walsh, Jack's daughter

Tom McCleister

Tom McCleister

Red Wood, Bar Tender

Mary Gillis

Mary Gillis

Bus Ticket Clerk

John Toles-Bey

John Toles-Bey

Monroe Bouchet

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Thomas J. Hageboeck

Sergeant Gooch

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Stanley White

Stanley

Scott McAfee

Scott McAfee

Boy on Plane

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Linda Cerasuolo

Car Rental Clerk

Lois Smith

Lois Smith

Mrs. Nelson, Mardukas's Friend

Fran Brill

Fran Brill

Dana Mardukas, Jonathan's Wife

Michael Hawkins

Michael Hawkins

FBI Surveillance Agent #1

John Hammil

John Hammil

FBI Surveillance Agent #2

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Lou Felder

Airline Pilot

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Cameron Milzer

Stewardess #1

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Sonia M. Roberts

Stewardess #2

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Sam Sanders

Train Porter

Frank Pesce

Frank Pesce

Carmine

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Paul Joseph McKenna

Ohio Policeman

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Matt Jennings

Jason

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Rosemarie Murphy

Coffee Shop Waitress

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Jack N. Young

Amarillo Desk Sergeant

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Robert Coleman

Native American

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William Robbins

Native American

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Wilfred Netsosie

Native American

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Sherman L. Robbins

Native American

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Dale Beard Jr.

Native American

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Thomas Nez

Native American

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Richard Gonzalez

Bar Cashier

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Bill Fritz

Bar Customer

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Pete Jensen

Flagstaff Police Captain

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Andy Charnoki

Flagstaff Sheriff

Tracey Walter

Tracey Walter

Diner Counter Man

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Robert Vento

Serrano Bodyguard

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Joe "Tippy" Zeoli

Serrano Bodyguard

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James Portese

Serrano Bodyguard

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Armando Muniz

Serrano Bodyguard

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Dan York

Las Vegas FBI Agent #1

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Rowdy Burdick

Las Vegas FBI Agent #2

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Varnoy Lee

Airport Porter

Bob Maroff

Bob Maroff

L.A. Taxi Driver

Martin Brest

Martin Brest

Airline Ticket Clerk (uncredited)

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Lisa Burnett

Undercover Cop (uncredited)

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George D. Miklos

Airport Manager (uncredited)

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Robert Minkoff

Man (uncredited)

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Marguerite Nocera

Ticket Clerk (uncredited)

Terry Ray

Terry Ray

Deplaning Passenger (uncredited)

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Jock L. Schloss

Man (uncredited)

D. Danny Warhol

D. Danny Warhol

Station Commuter (uncredited)

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John Chard

John Chard

2019-01-20

⭐ 10

Midnight Run 1988, the benchmark for the buddy buddy road movie. The unsung DeNiro classic. The missing 80s masterpiece as regards everything coming together, and simply the best buddy buddy movie that, to me at least, has ever hit the screen. De Niro & Grodin, there is no other duo in the genre that bounces off each other with the 100% joyful results we get here. They define the term dynamic duo. Director Martin Brest lets his actors do their thing, it is the sort of film where the cast are just happy to be working and use their talent to the max. Be it improv or visually acting in the …

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kevin2019

2024-01-25

⭐ 10

"Midnight Run" has a generous measure of wonderfully executed action sequences and comedy that is genuinely funny, although there is an extremely high reliance upon swearing and this will undoubtedly offend and alienate the more sensitive souls sitting out there in the audience. This is also a hugely entertaining film which contains a number of memorable Robert De Niro moments - he is fascinating to watch during the scene where he visits his ex-wife Gail to borrow some money (this, in turn, leads to a spectacularly awkward encounter with his daughter which eventually ends in embarrassing silen…

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