| Narc | |
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| Directed By | Joe Carnahan |
| Written By | Joe Carnahan |
| Cast | Jason Patric, Ray Liotta, Chi McBride, Lina Giornofelice |
| Produced By | Michelle Grace, Julius R. Nasso, Ray Liotta, Diane Nabatoff |
| Executive Producer | Tom Cruise, Paula Wagner, George Furla, Peter Block |
| Cinematography By | Alex Nepomniaschy |
| Film Editing By | John Gilroy |
| Music By | Cliff Martinez |
| Studio | Cruise/Wagner Productions, Cutting Edge Entertainment, Applecreek Productions, JR Media Services, Narc LLC |
| Distributed By | Paramount Pictures, Lionsgate |
| Country | United States, Canada |
| Language | English, Spanish |
| Release Date | December 17, 2002 |
| Runtime | 102 Minutes |
| Rating | R |
| Budget | $6,500,000 |
| Gross | $12,600,000 |
Overview[]
Plot[]
Cast[]
- Dan Leis as Elvin Dowd
- Jason Patric as Nick Tellis
- Lloyd Adams as Walter Dandridge
- Lina Giornofelice as Jeanine Mueller
- A.C. Peterson as Freeman Franks
- Karen Robinson as Liz Detmer
- Chi McBride as Captain Cheevers
- Booth Savage as Cecil Mitchum
- Alan Van Sprang as Michael Calvess
- Krista Bridges as Audrey Tellis
- Ray Liotta as Henry Oak
- Thomas Patrice as Officer Marcotte
- Paulino Nunes as Ellis Breaves
- John Ortiz as Octavio Ruiz
- Marilo Nunez as Ruiz' Smoldering Squeeze
- Tony De Santis as Art Harlan
- Carson Durven as Leonard 'Leo Lee' Leflore
- Donna Croce as Oak's Wife
- Kevin Rushton as Meth Dealer
- Stacey Farber as Young Kathryn
- Anne Openshaw as Kathryn Calvess
- Carly Marie Alves as Lilian Rose Calvess
- Mallory Mahoney as Calvess' Daughter
- Bishop Brigante as Eugene 'Deacon' Sheps
- Busta Rhymes as Darnell 'Big D Love' Beery
- Richard Chevolleau as Latroy Steeds