
No One Is Above The Law.
Freddy Heflin is the sheriff of a place everyone calls “Cop Land” — a small and seemingly peaceful town populated by the big city police officers he’s long admired. Yet something ugly is taking place behind the town’s peaceful facade. And when Freddy uncovers a massive, deadly conspiracy among these local residents, he is forced to take action and make a dangerous choice between protecting his idols and upholding the law.
- 6.8
- 1997
- Released
- 1h 44m

Sylvester Stallone
Sheriff Freddy Heflin
Harvey Keitel
Ray Donlan
Ray Liotta
Gary "Figgsy" Figgis
Robert De Niro
Lt. Moe Tilden
Janeane Garofalo
Deputy Cindy Betts
Robert Patrick
Jack Rucker
Michael Rapaport
Murray "Superboy" Babitch
Annabella Sciorra
Liz Randone
Noah Emmerich
Deputy Bill Geisler
Cathy Moriarty
Rose Donlan
John Spencer
Leo Crasky
Frank Vincent
PDA President Lassaro
Malik Yoba
Detective Carson
Arthur J. Nascarella
Frank Lagonda
Edie Falco
Berta
Victor Williams
Russell
Paul Calderon
Hector - Medic
John Doman
Lassaro's Aide
Debbie Harry
Delores
Vincent Laresca
Medic #2
Oliver Solomon
Black Man
Terri Towns
Black Woman
David Butler
Thin Cop
Brad Beyer
Young Cop
Charles Dumas
TV Cyril Johns
John Johnson
News Anchor
Frank Pellegrino
Mayor
Robert John Burke
Officer B
John Ventimiglia
Officer V
Terry Serpico
Tony - Wincing Cop
Method Man
Shondel
Sean Cullen
Other Cop
Paul Herman
Game Operator
Mel Gorham
Monica
Graciela Lecube
Spanish Woman
Chris Conte
Gordon
Anthony Citro
Young Freddy
Alexandra Adi
Young Liz
Mark Casella
Fireman
Timothy Stickney
Window Yeller
William Kalaidjian
Police Chaplain
Sean Runnette
IA Detective #1
Michael Gaston
IA Detective #2 - Rubin
Ben Ellerin
Little Kid with Gordon
David Diaz
Funeral Reporter
Tracy O. Emory
Video Camera Op - News Segment
Robert W. Castle
Chaplain at Joey's Funeral
Bruce Altman
Counselor Burt Kandel
Carly Fordham
Liz's Daughter
Tony Giorgio
Ceremonial Officer
Louis D'Alto
Exiting Cop
Sylvia Kahn
Deli Lady
Ronn Munro
Chief of Police
John Henry
Officer in Alleyway
Richard Lisi
Officer in Alleyway 'Charley'
Hans Moody
Sergeant in Alleyway
Garry Pastore
Core Cop 'Johnny B'
Tony Sirico
Toy Torillo
Peter Ashton Wise
Plaza Cop #1
P.J. Brown
Plaza Cop #2
Manuel Corrado
Plaza Cop #3
Jeffrey H. Kaufman
Plaza Cop #4
Europe Harmon
Plaza Cop #5
Rene Ojeda
Plaza Cop #6
Kevin O’Sullivan
Head Pall Bearer / Flag Holder

Released
en
$15,000,000.00
$44,862,187.00
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- #handcuffs
- #fbi
- #bridge
- #car crash
- #murder
- #arson
- #organized crime
- #bad cop
- #dirty cop
- #internal affairs
- #police corruption
- #car accident
- #nypd
- #world trade center
- #curious
- #neo-noir
Reviews

Hadn't seen this one in a long time and still a great crime-drama with tremendous performances all around. The only blemish I would put on the movie is at the end when the corrupt cops grab 'Superboy' which was a headslap moment as Stallone told them he was bringing him in the following morning. Not sure why he didn't think they would do that... Still the shootout and sound design at the end was w

**_Tough Cops of NYC living in a town across the Hudson River in Jersey…_** …where the half-deaf Sheriff (Sylvester Stallone) is basically a nice-guy tool of their arrogant leader (Harvey Keitel). When the angry cops engage in corruption concerning a cover-up, it attracts the attention of an Internal Affairs investigator (Robert De Niro), who tries to enlist the help of the Sheriff. Ray Liotta

Well, it has almost everyone that could really act in the 90s in it. That is a plus. And Stallone actually does a great job of being a washed up no-nothing out of shape small town sheriff. He rarely takes roles that actually require him to act so it's always a shock when you see films and realize that, no, Sly is in fact really a stellar actor. This is one of those movies. It's also one of t

This has a really good ensemble cast, but the sum of the parts really don't add up to much of an whole. Sylvester Stallone is local sheriff "Freddy", in charge of policing a small town - Garrison - near New York that is largely populated by it's police officers. The television news reports and our frequent attendance at the cemetery soon demonstrate to us that being a cop has become an even more p

Weird that it took me so long to watch given the cast. Look, _Cop Land_ isn't the best movie in the filmography of anybody involved, but it was a worthwhile watch, and a nice way to break up the crap horror we've been on a bender of lately. _Final rating:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go_.
Sheriff Freddy Heflin (Stallone) is an ordinary officer who spends his boring life in the town where he lives. Time passes so slow in a quiet little town of “Cop Land”. This bulky sheriff does nothing other than controlling traffic and surrendering to his pinball addiction. When a misfire broke out in town, Freddy jumped into it with the help of Lt. Moe Tilden (Robert De Niro). This seems like a b











