| Kind | film ✎ |
|---|---|
| Wikipedia article | Death Wish (1974 film) ✎ |
| Publication | July 24, 1974 (Canada) ✎, August 5, 1974 (Brazil) ✎, August 8, 1974 (Argentina) ✎, September 4, 1974 (France) ✎, September 20, 1974 (Sweden) ✎, October 18, 1974 (Finland) ✎, October 31, 1974 (Germany) ✎, November 2, 1974 (Japan) ✎, December 12, 1974 (Italy) ✎, January 10, 1975 (Australia) ✎, January 13, 1975 (Denmark) ✎, January 24, 1975 (United Kingdom) ✎, February 24, 1975 (Uruguay) ✎, March 7, 1975 (Norway) ✎, April 28, 1975 (Spain) ✎, May 9, 1975 ✎, May 31, 1975 (Mexico) ✎, August 8, 1975 (Ireland) ✎, May 6, 1976 ✎, January 15, 1977 (South Korea) ✎, August 31, 1978 (Colombia) ✎, April 1980 (Türkiye) ✎, July 14, 1980 (Hungary) ✎ |
| Original language | English ✎ |
| Country of origin | United States ✎ |
| Announced runtime | 1 h 37 min ✎ |
| Tag | action ✎, rape and revenge film ✎, vigilante film ✎, crime thriller film ✎, drama ✎ |
| Director | Michael Winner ✎ |
| Screenwriter | Wendell Mayes ✎ |
| Cast | Charles Bronson ✎, Hope Lange ✎, Vincent Gardenia ✎, William Redfield ✎, Steven Keats ✎, Jeff Goldblum ✎, John Herzfeld ✎, Stuart Margolin ✎, Edward Grover ✎, Olympia Dukakis ✎ |
| Producer | Dino De Laurentiis ✎, Bobby Roberts ✎ |
| Music | Herbie Hancock ✎ |
| Cinematography | Arthur J. Ornitz ✎ |
| Editing | Bernard Gribble ✎ |
| Production company | Dino De Laurentiis Company ✎ |
| Wikidata ID | Q841961 ✎ |
| IMDb ID (title) | tt0071402 ✎ |
| TMDb ID (film) | 13939 ✎ |
| TVDB ID (film) | 2792 ✎ |
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