Code of Silence 1985
"Eddie Cusack's a good cop having a very bad day."
Code of Silence (1985) thrusts action legend Chuck Norris into a gritty Chicago crime drama where duty clashes with loyalty.
Director: Andrew Davis
Cast
Chuck Norris
Eddie Cusack
Mike Genovese
Tony Luna
Henry Silva
Luis Comacho
Bert Remsen
Commander Kates
Ralph Foody
Cragie
Nathan Davis
Felix Scalese
Allen Hamilton
Ted Pirelli
Ron Henriquez
Victor Comacho
Joe Guzaldo
Det. Nick Kopalas
Molly Hagan
Diana Luna
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Code of Silence (1985) about?
The film follows Eddie Cusack, a dedicated Chicago cop who finds himself at odds with both criminals and his own corrupt colleagues. As gang violence escalates, Cusack defies the code of silence within the police force to expose a dangerous officer, putting his career and life on the line.
Who directed Code of Silence?
Andrew Davis directed this intense crime thriller. Known for his work in action and suspense films, Davis crafts a visceral and socially charged narrative that keeps viewers on edge.
Who stars in Code of Silence?
The film stars Chuck Norris as Eddie Cusack, alongside Mike Genovese, Henry Silva, Bert Remsen, and Ralph Foody in pivotal roles.
Is Code of Silence (1985) worth watching?
For fans of 80s action-crime dramas, Code of Silence is a standout. It blends thrilling set pieces with thought-provoking themes about corruption and justice, making it a compelling watch with a strong lead performance from Norris.
How long is Code of Silence?
Code of Silence has a runtime of 101 minutes.
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About Code of Silence (1985) — Chuck Norris vs. Chicago's Corrupt Underworld
Code of Silence (1985) thrusts action legend Chuck Norris into a gritty Chicago crime drama where duty clashes with loyalty. Directed by Andrew Davis, this high-octane thriller follows Eddie Cusack, a principled police officer navigating a brutal gang war while battling his own department's indifference. As Cusack fights to expose corruption within the force, he becomes the target of both criminals and corrupt colleagues, creating a tense battle of wills against impossible odds.
The film blends relentless action with sharp social commentary, capturing the raw atmosphere of 1980s urban America where justice is a rare commodity. With its unflinching portrayal of police brutality and moral ambiguity, Code of Silence delivers a gripping narrative that resonates far beyond its runtime. Norris's charismatic yet vulnerable performance anchors this underrated gem, making it a must-watch for fans of 80s crime thrillers.
