Colors [Blu-ray]

Colors

Overview

Colors stars Robert Duvall and Sean Penn as partners on the LAPD's gang crime division. Duvall had hoped to spend more time with his family, but he's pulled back into active service because of a step-up in gang activity. He makes no secret of his contempt for his novice partner Penn, but eventually comes to rely on the younger man as a valuable street contact. The central crisis is the battle for supremacy between the "Crips" and the "Bloods", with every effort to call a truce stymied by the gang members themselves and by undue police intervention.

Product Details

Release Date:	03/07/2017
UPC:	0826663173420
Original Release:	1988
Rating:	NR
Source:	Studio Distribution Servs Llc
Region Code:	A
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Language:	English
Time:	2:07:00
Sales rank:	12,078

Special Features

Unrated cut of Colors: includes scenes not released in theaters as well as additional scenes from the international cut; "A Cry of Alarm" - an interview with screenwriter Michael Schiffer; "Cops & Robbers" - an interview with technical advisor/ex-L.A.P.D. gang division Dennis Fanning

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Robert Duvall	Officer Bob Hodges
Sean Penn	Officer Danny McGavin
Randy Brooks	Ron Delaney
Grand L. Bush	Larry Sylvester
Don Cheadle	Rocket
Gerardo Mejia	Bird
Glenn Plummer	Clarence Brown, `High Top',Clarence 'High Top' Brown
Rudy Ramos	Melindez
Sy Richardson	Bailey
Trinidad Silva	Frog
Charles Walker	Reed
Damon Wayans	T-Bone
Seymour Cassel	Sullivan
Virgil Frye	Sheriff Foster
Courtney Gains	Whitey
Jack Nance	Officer Samuels
Fred Asparagus	Cook
Brian Davies	Robert Craig
Sherman Augustus	Officer Porter
Bruce Beatty	Spanky
Brandon Bluhm	Tommie Hodges
Diaz-Parton	Rita Gallegos,Rita Gallegos
Dennis "Chicago" Fanning	C.R.A.S.H. Officer
Mark Booker	Young Crip
Eugene Collier	Young Crip
Gregg Dandridge	Young Crip
Ron Boyd	Cop at Sharon's
Verda Bridges	CRASH Secretary
R.D. Call	Rusty Baines
Steven Camarillo	Gato
Carlos Cervantes	Diaz
Lawrence Cook	Officer Young
Nick Corello	Phil,Phil
Brian Davis	Robert Craig
Romeo De Lan	Felipe
Howard Mungo	Man at Recreation Center
Nay K. Dorsey	Man at Recreation Center
Fabian Escobedo	Flacco
Roy A. Nunez	CRASH Officer
Ted Markland	CRASH Officer
Dennis 'Chicago' Fanning	CRASH Officer
Tomas Goros	Phillip
Troy Curvey Jr.	Preacher
C.E. Grimes	Oso
Trysh Jefferson	Young Girl
Vaughn Tyree Jelks	Boy
Annie-Joe	Shouting Woman
Clark Johnson	Lee
Kenia	Maria
Vaughn Jelks	Roy
Leon Robinson	Killer-Bee
Tina Lifford	Mrs. Craig
Mario Lopez	Felipe's Friend
Lawrence Low	Cop at Car Wreck
Roberto Martin Marquez	Grieving Husband
Shawn McLemore	Willie Wright
Lawrence Lowe	Cop at Car Wreck
Peggy Medina	Angie
Micole Mercurio	Joan Hodges
Nigel Miguel	Snakedance
Karla Montana	Locita
Allan Moore	Shooter
Frances Nealy	Neighbor Woman,Neighbor Woman
Ray Oriel	Homeboy
Roger Vernon Pamplin Jr.	Fighting Inmate
Kim Pawlik	Officer
Anthony Pena	Traffic Officer
Daniela Piquet	Bird's Girlfriend
David Rayner	J.C.
Tee Rodgers	Dr. Feelgood
Richard Rust	Hearing Officer
Sharon Schaffer	Crip Girl
David Hubbard	J. C
Geoffrey Thorne	Lewis
Ara Thorpe	Sharon Robbins
Tony Todd	Vietnam Vet
Peter Mark Vasquez	Veterano
Jeffrey Washington	Dog-Man
Dion Williams	Spooky
John Zenda	Officer Rutley
Johnny Marr	Musician
Maria Conchita Alonso	Louisa Gomez
JoMarie Payton-France	Woman #2 at Recreation Center
Paula Bellamy	Woman #1 at Recreation Center
Alison Podbrey	Actor
Gerardo Mej?a	Actor
Dennis Hopper	Actor
Michael Schiffer	Actor

Technical Credits

Richard Richard Di Lello

Robert H. Solo	Producer
Chuck Walters	Stunts
Richard Richard Di Lello	Screenwriter

Editorial Reviews

A freewheeling slice of Los Angeles street life, Colors is a daring, horrifyingly vivid drama about police and street gangs in the modern urban trenches. Directed by veteran rogue Dennis Hopper, the film pairs an old hand (Robert Duvall) with a rookie cop (Sean Penn). The images are jarring, the rap music soundtrack pulsating, and the effect unsettling. The stunning visuals are courtesy of the renowned Haskell Wexler, and Hopper demonstrates his ability to work weird wonders on either side of the camera. The film is an unflinching look at the world of gangs and their battles for supremacy; it's like West Side Story drained of all romantic sentiment. The actors and filmmakers make the drama compelling and unusually bracing. Hopper's directing jobs came infrequently; this was only his third picture in the two decades since his debut in Easy Rider.