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All 30 David Caruso Movies (in Order)
If you’re a fan of classic action movies, you’ll certainly appreciate the works of David Caruso. Best known for his role as Detective Horatio Caine in the hit TV series CSI: Miami, Caruso has also made quite a name for himself in film. In this roundup, we’ll dive into some of Caruso’s most memorable movie roles, including those that showcase his versatile acting skills and charismatic presence on screen. Get ready to relive the thrills and spills of David Caruso’s illustrious career in our comprehensive movie roundup of his best films.
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1. Without Warning (1980)
In the nerve-wracking thriller “Without Warning” (1980), Sandy and Greg embark on a camping adventure with their friends. Ignoring the ominous warnings not to wander too far from civilization, the teens stumble upon a sinister secret - extraterrestrial creatures using the area as a hunting ground for their unsuspecting prey. As the group fights for survival, they discover a conspiracy theory involving a Vietnam War veteran with a mysterious past.
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2. Falling in Love Again (1980)
In the heartwarming drama “Falling in Love Again” (1980), Harry, still reeling from his midlife crisis, is invited to his high school’s reunion and sets off on a cross-country journey with his wife Sue and their teenage children in tow. As they embark on this nostalgic adventure, the family encounters unexpected twists that challenge their relationship and set the stage for heartfelt revelations.
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3. Getting Wasted (1980)
Getting Wasted” is a 1980 coming-of-age comedy film directed by Paul Frizler and written by John Flaherty and Frizler himself. The movie stars Brian Kerwin, Cooper Huckabee, and George O’Hanlon Jr. Set in the backdrop of a military academy, the film revolves around a group of cadets who unexpectedly encounter the allure of the 60’s drug culture.
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4. Crazy Times (1981)
Crazy Times” is an underrated drama film set in the 1950s that takes us to the vibrant streets of New York City. This story follows the adventures of three teenage friends who experience the ups and downs of life during the summer of 1955, at Rockaway Beach.
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5. First Blood (1982)
First Blood” is a gripping, edge-of-your-seat action-adventure film released in 1982, directed by Ted Kotcheff and written by David Morrell, Michael Kozoll, and William Sackheim. This 1 hour 33-minute film stars Sylvester Stallone, Brian Dennehy, and Richard Crenna. The movie follows the story of a Vietnam war veteran, played by Stallone, who is haunted by a cruel Sheriff and his cohorts, leading him to flee into the mountains.
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6. An Officer and a Gentleman (1982)
An Officer and a Gentleman” is a heart-wrenching drama and romantic film from 1982 that follows the journey of a young man aspiring to become an aviator in the U. S. Navy. Set in the world of Naval Aviation and Officer Training School, this captivating story blends tension, military discipline, and a budding romance, creating a perfect recipe for both drama and romance.
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7. For Love and Honor (1983)
For Love and Honor” is a captivating military drama, set on a Texas base, that explores the complexities of young paratroopers navigating love and duty. As these soldiers prepare for combat assignments, they encounter romantic entanglements that add an unexpected layer of depth to their lives.
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8. Thief of Hearts (1984)
Thief of Hearts, ” an adrenaline-packed thriller, follows the seemingly perfect marriage of Ray and Mickey Davis, who are plagued by secrets lurking beneath the surface. Directed by Douglas Day Stewart and starring Steven Bauer, Barbara Williams, and John Getz, this 1984 crime drama takes viewers on a suspenseful journey through life’s twists and turns.
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9. Blue City (1986)
Blue City, ” released in 1986, follows the story of a drifter who returns to his Florida hometown only to discover that his father, the local mayor, was mysteriously murdered during his absence. He vows to uncover the killer and avenge his father’s death, embarking on his own investigation. The film, directed by Michelle Manning and featuring the stars Judd Nelson and Ally Sheedy, is a thrilling blend of action, crime, and drama that captivates audiences.
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10. Into the Homeland (1987)
Into the Homeland (1987) is a gripping action-drama film that delves into the disturbing realm of paramilitary white-supremacist movements. Director Lesli Linka Glatter masterfully crafts a narrative full of tension and uncertainty as we follow Jackson Swallow, an ex-cop played by Powers Boothe, on a desperate quest to save his kidnapped daughter.
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11. China Girl (1987)
China Girl, ” released in 1987, is a gripping drama that follows the tragic love story of an Italian boy and a Chinese girl in New York. Set against the backdrop of ethnic conflict, this modern-day adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Romeo & Juliet” unveils the intensity of their forbidden relationship.
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12. Twins (1988)
In the 1988 comedy-crime film Twins, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito star as long-lost twin brothers who couldn’t be more different. The physically perfect and innocent Julius (Schwarzenegger) embarks on a quest to find his charming yet petty little brother Vincent (DeVito) - a small-time crook with a knack for getting into trouble.
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13. King of New York (1990)
King of New York, released in 1991, is a gritty crime thriller that follows the story of a released drug kingpin who seeks to dominate the criminal underworld for the betterment of his community. This powerful and intense movie features a star-studded cast including Christopher Walken, David Caruso, and Laurence Fishburne. Directed by Abel Ferrara and written by Nicholas St.
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14. Parker Kane (1990)
Parker Kane: An intense action thriller, released in 1990, centers around a former police detective who, now working as a private investigator, delves into the brutal murder of his close friend. Upon further scrutiny, he unearths an alarming conspiracy involving the illegal dumping of toxic waste. The film is a chilling blend of crime drama and action, led by Jeff Fahey (Parker Kane), Marisa Tomei (Detective Mona Wexler), and Drew Snyder (Alex Moran).
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15. Rainbow Drive (1990)
Rainbow Drive, released in 1990, is a gripping thriller that delves into the shadowy world of Hollywood. The film revolves around a dedicated homicide cop who is determined to solve a multiple murder case, despite the attempts of high-ranking players to cover it up. As the investigation unfolds, it soon becomes evident that there are no limits to the depths of corruption surrounding the victims. The film is based on a novel, which adds to its intrigue. With a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes, it provides a thrilling ride as it unravels the layers of a complex and chilling crime.
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16. Mission of the Shark: The Saga of the U.S.S. Indianapolis (1991)
In 1945, the U. S. S. Indianapolis was a vessel carrying a crucial piece of the atomic bomb code, and its sinking had unforeseen consequences. “Mission of the Shark: The Saga of the U. S. S. Indianapolis” is an action-packed drama that recounts the real-life struggle of the ship’s crew as they battled the terrifying shark-infested waters of the Pacific. As they fought for survival against relentless shark attacks and harsh weather, the crew’s desperate efforts were met with a surprising scapegoat court-martial when the Captain refused to act in time.
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17. Hudson Hawk (1991)
Hudson Hawk” is a thrilling, witty, and action-packed 1991 film directed by Michael Lehmann, featuring Bruce Willis as the charming and skilled cat burglar with a heart of gold, Hudson Hawk. The story revolves around Hawk being forced to steal Da Vinci masterpieces for a fiendish plan of global domination.
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18. Mad Dog and Glory (1993)
Mad Dog and Glory is a 1993 comedy-crime drama film directed by John McNaughton and written by Richard Price. The film stars Robert De Niro, Uma Thurman, and Bill Murray and was released by Universal Pictures.
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19. Judgment Day: The John List Story (1993)
Experience the unforgettable true story of John List, the elusive mass murderer whose chilling act of betrayal shocked the nation. “Judgment Day: The John List Story” (1993) delves into the life of a man driven to despair by his own failures, ultimately resorting to the heinous crime of killing his entire immediate family. The film follows the gripping quest of the police as they tirelessly pursue List, who skillfully disguises himself and vanishes without a trace for nearly three decades.
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20. Jade (1995)
Jade” is a gripping crime drama thriller released in 1995, starring David Caruso, Linda Fiorentino, and Chazz Palminteri. Directed by William Friedkin and written by Joe Eszterhas, this intense film follows a dedicated and ambitious assistant district attorney, who is left heartbroken when evidence at a grisly murder scene incriminates the woman he still loves. As both professional and personal dangers escalate, the protagonist must confront the harsh reality that the woman he once adored is entangled in a horrifying serial killing spree.
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21. Kiss of Death (1995)
Kiss of Death, ” released in 1995, is a gritty crime drama that delves into the dark corners of the underworld. Directed by Barbet Schroeder and starring Samuel L. Jackson, David Caruso, and Nicolas Cage, this neo-noir film revolves around a reformed convict recruited for an undercover operation to bring down a psychotic mobster.
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22. Cold Around the Heart (1997)
In the dark and dangerous world of crime, love, and betrayal, Cold Around the Heart unfolds an intense and chilling tale of revenge and pursuit. Lover’s quarrel, Ned and Jude’s jewelry store holdup results in three fatalities and leaves them on the run.
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23. Gold Coast (1997)
Gold Coast” is a gripping drama filled with suspense and unexpected twists. Directed by Peter Weller, the movie takes its audience on a rollercoaster ride of love, betrayal, and revenge.
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24. Body Count (1998)
Body Count, ” a 1998 crime thriller directed by Robert Patton-Spruill, follows the story of five men who attempt to rob an art museum of $15 million in paintings. However, their mission takes a deadly turn as they incur an ever-growing body count on their way to Miami for the sale.
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25. Proof of Life (2000)
Proof of Life” is a thrilling action-drama film that follows the harrowing journey of Alice, played by Meg Ryan, as she enlists the help of a professional negotiator to secure the release of her engineer husband, who has been abducted by anti-government guerrillas in the South American jungle. As the stakes get higher, the clock ticks down, and the line between life and death becomes blurred.
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26. Deadlocked (2000)
Deadlocked (2000) is a gripping crime drama that follows the story of a young man, accused of a heinous crime, desperate for the truth to come out. His father, unable to accept his son’s guilt, takes matters into his own hands in a high-stakes act.
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27. Session 9 (2001)
In the haunting thriller “Session 9, ” an asbestos cleaning crew led by Gordon Fleming is called to a dilapidated former mental institution where a sinister history lurks beneath the crumbling walls. As the crew begins their work, tensions rise, and they quickly realize that something sinister is at play, with the terrifying past of the asylum seemingly coming back to haunt them.
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28. Black Point (2002)
Black Point, released in 2002, is a thrilling action crime drama set in an Alaskan fishing town. The film revolves around a local fisherman who is suspected by the local crime boss of knowing the whereabouts of stolen money. However, this fisherman is no ordinary individual, and he’s determined to protect what’s rightfully his.
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29. The Award Show Awards Show (2003)
The Award Show Awards Show” is a satirical documentary that delves into the world of awards shows and their impact on pop culture. This 90-minute film serves as a probing critique of the glitz, glamour, and superficiality often associated with these high-profile events.
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30. Sly (2023)
Sly” is a riveting documentary that delves into the life and career of Sylvester Stallone, a prolific actor, writer, director, and producer who has captivated audiences for nearly fifty years. This film offers an intimate look at Stallone’s journey both on and off the screen, providing a retrospective of his remarkable career and inspirational life story.
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