Raging Bull (1980 film)
Raging Bull: The life of boxer Jake LaMotta, whose violence and temper that led him to the top in the ring destroyed his life outside of it.
Raging Bull Overview
| Budget | 18 million |
| Category | Drama |
| Production company | United Artists (US) , Chartoff-Winkler Productions (US) |
| Box office | 23.38 million |
| Original language | en |
| Runtime | 2.15 Hour |
| Release date | 1980-11-14 |
| Spoken language | English |
| Rating | 79.37% |
| Vote Count | 4183 |
Raging Bull - FAQ
What is Budget of Raging Bull ?
Budget of Raging Bull is 18 million
What is Category of Raging Bull ?
Category of Raging Bull is Drama
What are the Production companies of Raging Bull ?
Production companies of Raging Bull are United Artists (US) , Chartoff-Winkler Productions (US)
What is the Box office collection of Raging Bull ?
Box office Collection of Raging Bull is 23.38 million
What is the Original language of Raging Bull ?
Original_language of Raging Bull is en
What is the Run time of Raging Bull ?
Run time of Raging Bull is 2.15 Hour
What is Release date of Raging Bull ?
Release date of Raging Bull is 1980-11-14
Cast
- Robert De Niro as Jake LaMotta
- Joe Pesci as Joey
- Cathy Moriarty as Vickie
- Frank Vincent as Salvy Batts
- Nicholas Colasanto as Tommy Como
- Mario Gallo as Mario
- Bernie Allen as Comedian
- Joseph Bono as Guido
- Lori Anne Flax as Irma
- Theresa Saldana as Lenore
- Frank Adonis as Patsy
- Bill Hanrahan as Eddie Eagan
- Frank Topham as Toppy
- Don Dunphy as Dauthuille Fight Radio Announcer
- Kevin Mahon as Tony Janiro
- Louis Raftis as Marcel Cerdan
- Johnny Turner as Laurent Dauthuille
- Floyd Anderson as Jimmy Reeves (Reeves Fight)
- Gene LeBell as Ring Announcer (Reeves Fight)
- Harold Valan as Referee (Reeves Fight)
- Victor Magnotta as Fighting Soldier (Reeves Fight)
- Johnny Barnes as Sugar Ray Robinson (First Robinson Fight)
- John Thomas as Trainer (First Robinson Fight)
- Kenny Davis as Referee (First Robinson Fight)
- Paul Carmello as Ring Announcer (First Robinson Fight)
- Jimmy Lennon Sr. as Ring Announcer (Second Robinson Fight / Dauthuille Fights)
- Bobby Rings as Referee (Second Robinson Fight)
- Marty Denkin as Referee (Janiro Fight)
- Shay Duffin as Ring Announcer (Janiro Fight)
- Eddie Mustafa Muhammad as Billy Fox (Fox Fight)
- Dick Whittington as Ring Announcer (Fox Fight)
- Jack Lotz as Referee (Fox Fight)
- Kevin Breslin as Heckler (Fox Fight)
- Frank Shain as Ring Announcer (Cerdan Fight)
- Coley Wallace as Joe Louis (Cerdan Fight)
- Fritzie Higgins as Woman with Vickie (Cerdan Fight)
- George Latka as Referee (Cerdan Fight)
- Fred Dennis as Cornerman #1 (Cerdan Fight)
- Robert B. Loring as Cornerman #2 (Cerdan Fight)
- Vern De Paul as Dauthuille's Trainer (Dauthuille Fight)
- Chuck Hassett as Referee (Dauthuille Fight)
- Ken Richards as Reporter at Phone Booth (Dauthuille Fight)
- Peter Fain as Dauthuille Corner Man (Dauthuille Fight)
- Billy Varga as Ring Announcer (Third Robinson Fight)
- Harvey Parry as Referee (Third Robinson Fight)
- Ted Husing as Third Robinson Fight Announcer (voice) (archive footage)
- Michael Badalucco as Soda Fountain Clerk
- Thomas Beansy Lobasso as Beansy
- Paul Forrest as Monsignor
- Peter Petrella as Johnny
- Sal Serafino Tomassetti as Webster Hall Bouncer
- Geraldine Smith as Janet
- Mardik Martin as Copa Waiter
- Maryjane Lauria as Girl #1
- Linda Artuso as Girl #2
- Peter Savage as Jackie Curtie
- Daniel P. Conte as Detroit Promoter
- Joe Malanga as Bodyguard
- Sabine Turco Jr. as Bouncer at Copa
- Steve Orlando as Bouncer at Copa
- Silvio García Jr. as Bouncer at Copa
- John Arceri as Maitre 'D
- Joseph A. Morale as Man at Table #1
- James Dimodica as Man at Table #2
- Robert Uricola as Man Outside Cab
- Andrea Orlando as Woman in Cab
- Allan Malamud as Reporter at Jake's House
- D.J. Blair as State Attorney Bronson
- Laura James as Mrs. Bronson
- Richard McMurray as J.R.
- Mary Albee as Underage I.D. Girl
- Lisa Katz as Woman with I.D. Girl
- Candy Moore as Linda
- Richard A. Berk as Musician #1
- Theodore Saunders as Musician #2
- Noah Young as Musician #3
- Nick Trisko as Bartender Carlo
- Lou Tiano as Ricky
- Bob Evan Collins as Arresting Deputy #1
- Wally K. Berns as Arresting Deputy #2
- Allen Joseph as Jeweler
- Bob Aaron as Prison Guard #1
- Glenn Leigh Marshall as Prison Guard #2
- Martin Scorsese as Barbizon Stagehand
- Vincent Barbi as New Yorker (uncredited)
- Joseph Bergmann as Sailor at Ballroom (uncredited)
- Scott Crawford as Photographer (uncredited)
- Dennis Crosswhite as Reporter (uncredited)
- Robert Dahdah as Restaurant Doorman (uncredited)
- Vincent Di Paolo as Police Officer (uncredited)
- Bruno DiGiorgi as Soda Fountain Clerk (uncredited)
- Marty Farrell as Heckler in Bar (uncredited)
- R. Michael Givens as Photographer (uncredited)
- Charles Guardino as New Yorker (uncredited)
- Bob Harks as Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited)
- Chuck Hicks as Cornerman (uncredited)
- Michael Charles Hill as Boxing Fan (uncredited)
- Walt La Rue as Cornerman (uncredited)
- Angelo Lamonea as Cornerman (uncredited)
- David LeBell as Mall Patron (uncredited)
- Tony Lip as Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
- Bill Mazer as Reporter (uncredited)
- Thomas Murphy as J.R.'s Friend (uncredited)
- Gil Perkins as Cornerman (uncredited)
- Gene Poe as Audie Murphy (uncredited)
- Jerry Schram as Party Dancer (uncredited)
- Glenn Stanton as Bar Hand (uncredited)
- John Turturro as Man at Webster Hall Table (uncredited)
- McKenzie Westmore as Jake's Daughter (uncredited)
- Charles Scorsese as Charlie
