MPAA Rating: R | Year: 2009 | Running Time: 106 minutes
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A New York City subway dispatcher draws on his extensive knowledge of the subway system in order to outsmart a dangerous criminal mastermind who's hijacked a subway train in this remake of the 1974 thriller inspired by John Godey's best-selling book. Walter Garber (Denzel Washington) was drifting ...more
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- Denzel Washington - Walter Garber
- John Travolta - Ryder
- James Gandolfini - Mayor
- John Turturro - Camonetti
- Luis Guzman - Phil Ramos
- Michael Rispoli - John Johnson
- Gary Basaraba - Jerry Pollard (Motorman
- J. Bernard Calloway - Officer Moran/NYPD Liaison
- Tonye Patano - Regina (Conductor)
- Victor Cruz - Maintainer Three
- Anthony Annarumma - 'Q' Train Motorman
- Jake Siciliano - 8-Year-Old Boy
- Robert Vataj - Emri
- Victor Gojcaj - Bashkin
- Tony Scott - Director
- Michael Costigan - Executive Producer
- Ryan Kavanaugh - Executive Producer
- Barry H. Waldman - Executive Producer
- Jason Blumenthal - Producer
- Steve Tisch - Producer
- Tony Scott - Producer
- Todd Black - Producer
- Brian Helgeland - Screenwriter
- John Godey - Book Author
- Renee Ehrlich Kalfus - Costume Designer
- Chris Lebenzon - Editor
- Harry Gregson-Williams - Composer (Music Score)
- Chris Seagers - Production Designer
Box Office Info
- Date
- Rank
- Weekend
Gross - %Change
- Theater
Count - Total
Gross - Week#
- Jun 21
- 3
- $25,000,000
- -
- 3074
- $25,000,000
- 1
- Jun 28
- 5
- $11,300,000
- -52%
- 3077
- $43,332,000
- 2
- Jul 05
- 7
- $5,400,000
- -55%
- 2995
- $53,406,000
- 3
- Jul 12
- 8
- $2,500,000
- -54%
- 1908
- $58,471,000
- 4
- Jul 19
- 11
- $1,500,000
- -41%
- 1116
- $61,400,000
- 5
- Jul 26
- 11
- $900,000
- -42%
- 610
- $62,900,000
- 6
















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