L A Confidential (1997)

L A Confidential (1997)

Kevin Spacey as Jack Vincennes

Russell Crowe as Bud White

Guy Pearce as Ed Exley

James Cromwell as Dudley Smith

Kim Basinger as Lynn Bracken

Danny DeVito as Sid Hudgens

David Strathairn as Pierce Patchett

Ron Rifkin as Ellis Loew

Matt McCoy as Brett Chase

Paul Guilfoyle as Mickey Cohen

Sandra Taylor as Mickey Cohen's Mambo Partner

Steve Rankin as Officer Arresting Mickey Cohen

Graham Beckel as Dick Stensland

Lennie Loftin as Photographer at Hollywood Station

Simon Baker as Matt Reynolds

Tomas Arana as Breuning - Dudley's Guy

Michael Chieffo as Coroner

Jim Metzler as City Councilman

Jeremiah Birkett as Ray Collins - Nite Owl Suspect

Salim Grant as Louis Fontaine - Nite Owl Suspect

Brenda Bakke as Lana Turner

David St. James as Detective at Hush-Hush Office

Paolo Seganti as Johnny Stompanato | Elisabeth Granli as Mickey Cohen's Mambo Partner | Allan Graf as Wife Beater | Precious Chong as Wife | Symba as Jack's Dancing Partner | Bob Clendenin as Reporter at Hollywood Station | Will Zahrn as Liquor Store Owner | Amber Smith as Susan Lefferts | Darrell Sandeen as Buzz Meeks | Michael Warwick as Sid's Assistant | Shawnee Free Jones as Tammy Jordan | Thomas Rosales Jr. as First Mexican | Shane Dixon as Officer / Detective at Hollywood Station | Norman Howell as Officer / Detective at Hollywood Station | Brian Lally as Officer / Detective at Hollywood Station | Don Pulford as Officer / Detective at Hollywood Station | Chris Short as Officer / Detective at Hollywood Station | John Mahon as Police Chief | Michael McCleery as Carlisle - Dudley's Guy | George Yager as Gangster at Victory Motel | Jack Conley as Vice Captain | Ginger Slaughter as Secretary in Vice | Jack Knight as Detective at Detective Bureau | John H. Evans as Patrolman at Nite Owl Cafe | Gene Wolande as Forensic Chief | Brian Bossetta as Forensic Officer | Gwenda Deacon as Mrs. Lefferts | T.J. Kennedy as Bud's Rejected Partner | Ingo Neuhaus as Jack's Rejected Partner | Robert Harrison as Pierce Patchett's Bodyguard | Robert Barry Fleming as Boxer | Karr Washington as Ty Jones - Nite Owl Suspect | Noel Evangelisti as Stenographer | Marisol Padilla Sánchez as Inez Soto - Rape Victim | Jeff Sanders as Sylvester Fitch | Steven Lambert as Roland Navarette | Jordan Marder as Officer at Detective Bureau | Gregory White as Mayor | April Breneman as Look-Alike Dancer | Lisa Worthy as Look-Alike Dancer | Beverly Sharpe as Witness on Badge of Honor | Colin Mitchell as Reporter at Hospital | John Slade as Photographer at Hospital | Kevin Maloney as Frolic Room Bartender | Patrice Walters as Police File Clerk | Rebecca Klingler as Police File Clerk | Irene Roseen as D.A. Ellis Loew's Secretary | Scott Eberlein as West Hollywood Sheriff's Deputy | Bodie Newcomb as Officer at Hush-Hush Office | Jeff Austin as Detective | Robert Foster as Detective | Kevin Patrick Kelly as Detective | Henry Marder as Detective | Monty McKee as Detective | Henry Meyers as Detective | Michael Ossmann as Detective | Dick Stilwell as Detective | Jess Thomas as Detective | Robert Thompson as Detective | Jody Wood as Detective | Jimmy Ortega as Second Mexican (uncredited) | Nectar Rose as Marilyn Monroe (uncredited) | Rocco Salata as Uniformed Patrol Officer (uncredited) | Dell Yount as Court Bailiff (uncredited) | Jan Citron as 1940s Courthouse (uncredited) | Scott McKinley as Cop (uncredited) | Gilbert Rosales as Third Mexican (uncredited) | J.P. Romano as Deuce Perkins (uncredited) | Chris Palermo as Anthony Trombino (uncredited) | April Audia as Mayor's Wife (uncredited) | Jana Rains Austinson as Dancer (uncredited) | Priscilla Cory as Brunette Police Woman (uncredited) | Fred Lerner as Dudley's Guy with Shotgun (uncredited) | Director  : Curtis Hanson | Producer  : Curtis Hanson | Producer  : Arnon Milchan | Executive Producer  : David L. Wolper | Executive Producer  : Dan Kolsrud | Producer  : Michael G. Nathanson |