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The New Centurions

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  • Movie
  • 1972
  • R
  • 1h 43m

Directed by Richard Fleischer

6.7

TMDB audience rating
6.7 out of 10 from 82 votes

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Overview

An idealistic rookie cop joins the LAPD to make ends meet while finishing law school, and is indoctrinated by a seasoned veteran. As time goes on, he loses his ambitions and family as police work becomes his entire life.

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Cast and crew

  • George C. Scott

    George C. ScottKilvinski

  • Stacy Keach

    Stacy KeachRoy Fehle

  • Jane Alexander

    Jane AlexanderDorothy Fehler

  • Scott Wilson

    Scott WilsonGus

  • Rosalind Cash

    Rosalind CashLorrie

  • Erik Estrada

    Erik EstradaSergio

  • Clifton James

    Clifton JamesWhitey

  • Richard E. KalkMilton

  • James B. Sikking

    James B. SikkingSergeant Anders

  • Isabel Sanford

    Isabel SanfordWilma

  • Carol Speed

    Carol SpeedMartha

  • Burke Byrnes

    Burke ByrnesPhillips

  • William Atherton

    William AthertonJohnson

  • Ed Lauter

    Ed LauterGalloway

  • Dolph Sweet

    Dolph SweetSergeant Runyon

  • Stefan Gierasch

    Stefan GieraschLandlord

  • Roger E. Mosley

    Roger E. MosleyTruck Driver

  • Read Morgan

    Read MorganWoodrow Gandy

Director
Richard Fleischer
Writer
Stirling Silliphant and Joseph Wambaugh
Music
Quincy Jones
Cinematography
Ralph Woolsey