Top Billed Cast

Charles Bronson
Paul Kersey
Jill Ireland
Geri Nichols
Vincent Gardenia
Det. Frank Ochoa
J.D. Cannon
New York D.A.
Anthony Franciosa
Herman Baldwin
Ben Frank
Inspector Lt. Mankiewicz
Robin Sherwood
Carol Kersey
Silvana Gallardo
Rosario
Robert F. Lyons
Fred McKenzie
Michael Prince
Elliot Cass
Drew Snyder
Deputy Comm. Hawkins
Paul Lambert
New York Police Comm.
Thomas F. Duffy
Nirvana
Kevyn Major Howard
Stomper
Stuart K. Robinson
Jiver
Laurence Fishburne
Cutter
Charles Cyphers
Donald Kay
Hugh Warden
Minister
E. Lamont Johnson
Punkcut
Paul Comi
Senator McLean
Frank Campanella
Judge Neil A. Lake
Jim Begg
Tourist
Melody Santangello
Tourist's Wife
Robert Snively
Dr. Gofeld
Steffen Zacharias
Dr. Clark
Ezekiel Moss
Thug #2
Leslie Graves
Nirvana's Girl #2
Don Moss
Cabbie
Peter Pan
Chinese Landlord
David Daniels
Lang
Don Dubbins
Mike
Jim Galante
Tim Shaw
Buck Young
Charles Pearce
Karsen Lee
Nirvana's Girl 1
Teresa Baxter
Nurse 1
Cindy Daly
Nurse 2
Susannah Darrow
Nurse on Bus
Henry Capps
Policeman 1
Joshua Gallegos
Policeman 2
Paul McCallum
Ambulance Man
Roberta Collins
Woman at Party
Diane Markoff
Prostitute
Cynthia Burr
Secretary to NY DA
Michael Tavon
Thug 1
C. Ransom Walrod
Boat Captain
Gary Boyle
Man in TV Soap Opera
Ava Lazar
Girl in TV Soap Opera
Fred Saxon
Newscaster
Henny Youngman
Self
Ginny Cooper
Diner
Lesa Weis
Diner
Twyla Littleton
Diner
Diane Manzo
Diner
William Bogert
Fred Brown (uncredited)
Terry Leonard
Sniper in Tree (uncredited)
Michael Lepre
Gang Member (uncredited)
Nori J. Muster
Hare Krishna (uncredited)
Rick Schmidlin
Gang Member (uncredited)

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A review by John Chard

6.5

Written by John Chard on Sat May 16 2015

Kersey Chaos. Michael Winner once again pushes the buttons of Hollywood with this sequel to his controversial hit, Death Wish. Plot follows a familiar trajectory, Paul Kersey (Charles Bronson) is now in Los Angeles living a normal life, when wouldn't you know it, some scumbag youths cross his path after administering some rape and pillage on folk close to him... The problem here, and the reason why some critics positively burst blood vessels after watching it, is that for the first half it just is pure exploitation, this in spite of some decent production value. Did it really need to be ...