The Blue Knight (1975)

The Blue Knight is a film that was released in 1975 and features an all-star cast including Jeff Goldblum, Rick Hurst, Ron Harper, Charles Choffi, Art Hindl, P.J. Soles, Edward James Olmos, Charles Walker, Glynn Turman, James Gammon, Richard Kerron, Oliver Clark, Anna Berger, Rudy Ramos, Kathleen Hughes, Michael O'Keefe, Lonny Chapman, Tom Bauer, Warren Manson, Chick Vennera, Yale Summers, William Smith, Janet MacLachlan, Brooks Almy, Lee Weaver, Alex Rocco, George Chung, John Mahon, Danny Wells, Michael Paul Chan, Eloy Casados, Clyde Kusatsu, James Karen, Hampton Fancher, Gene Ross, Earl Billings, Edie Adams, David Hayward, George Kennedy, Robert Symonds, Howard Hesseman, Tad Horino, Joseph Ruskin, Angela E. Gibbs, John Lahti, Thomas Carter, John Fujiioka, Lynn Redding, Salome Jens, Gino Conforti, But Coleman, Henry Brown, Rod Browning, Robert Walden, Mary-Margaret Lewis, Bruce Glover, James Hun, Robert Hayes, William Bronder, Bob Minor, Michael Margotta, Nicholas Coster, Nobu McCarthy, Eric Lawson, Catherine Helmond, William Bogert, Paul Mantie, John Milford, Angus Duncan, Raymond O'Keefe, Richard Foronji, Alan Manson, Penelope Milford, Gene Borkan, Jerry Douglas, Mitchell Ryan, Eric Christmas, Jason Bernard, Morgan Paull, J.S. Johnson, Carmen Zapata, T.J. Castronovo, Robert Doqui, Gary Lockwood, Steve Itkin, Mel Novak, Hawk Howell, John Fury, Stack Pierce, Jillian Kesner, Keith Walker, Al Russo, Pat Corley, John Milfor, Julius Harris, Richard Kwong, Jay Gerber, Bert Williams, Tony King, Bill Veer, Charles Cooper, Anjanette Comer, Jason Ronard, Hunter Von Leer, Marilyn Coleman, Bill Zuckert, Reid Cruickshanks, Mark Alaimo, William Prince, Gloria Hendry, Milton Selzer, Anthony Herrera, Will Albert, Paul Sullivan, Frank O'Brien, John Bill, Daniel Pilon, Jay Gerber, Manager,John-Jeremiah-Joe Doe, Sears Tower maintenance man

The film follows the story of Bumper Morgan, played by George Kennedy, a veteran cop who is known as "The Blue Knight" on the streets of Los Angeles. As Morgan navigates the complex world of crime and corruption, he must also deal with personal struggles and moral dilemmas. The stellar cast delivers compelling performances, bringing the gritty and realistic world of law enforcement to life on the big screen.

With its gripping storyline and powerful performances, The Blue Knight is a must-see film for fans of crime dramas. The film's intense action scenes and intricate plot twists keep viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end. If you're looking for a riveting and thought-provoking film that delves into the complexities of police work and the human condition, The Blue Knight is definitely worth watching.