Alex Winter (Hermosa), Tony Spiridakis (Angel), Ricco Ross (The Cuban), Tony Britts (Tulio), David Crean (Hector), Nelson Fernandez (Chaco), Alan Cooke (Punk at Car), Bob Dysinger (Punk at Car), Topo Grajeda (Garcia), Barbie Wilde (Female Punk), Ron Hayes (Lieutenant), Jerry Phillips (Street Punk), Joseph Gonzalez (Rodriguez), Francis Drake (Charley), Leo Kharibian (Eli Kaprov), Hana Maria Pravda (Mrs. Kaprov), John Gabriel (Emil), Mildred Shay (Mrs. Emil), Kenny Marino (Used Car Seller), Birdie M. Hale (Mugging Victim), Marina Sirtis (Maria), Hayward Morse (Intern), Ronald Fernee (Intern), Sandy Grizzle (Rape Victim), Dinah May (Nurse), Steffanie Pitt (Nurse), Billy J. Mitchell (Fraker's Lawyer), Lee Patterson (TV Newscaster), Olivia Ward (Protesting Lady), Manning Redwood (Lieutenant Sterns), Joe Cirillo, Ralph Monaco, William Roberts, Mac McDonald, Sam Douglas, Ron Travis, Mike Stewart, Peter Banks, Tom Hunsinger, Nic D' Avirro (Police Officers), Frank Patton (Cop, uncredited), Tip Tipping (Creep, uncredited).
DVD RELEASE DATE: February 3rd, 2004 (USA)
BOX OFFICE OPENING: $5.3 million (USA)
BOX OFFICE RESULT: $16.1 million (USA)
- The film contains a scene based on the Bernhard Goetz case, in which a subway passenger shot a group of assailants whom he believed were about to mug him.
- Though the movie takes place in New York City, most of it was filmed in London.
- Followed by two sequels: Death Wish 4: The Crackdown (1987) and Death Wish V: The Face of Death (1994).
WRITERS: Michael Edmonds, and based on the characters by Brian Garfield.
PRODUCERS: Yoram Globus and Menahem Golan.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Michael J. Kagan.
CO-PRODUCER: Michael Winner.
ORIGINAL MUSIC: Jimmy Page.
DISTRIBUTOR: MGM