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Play Sound Somebody's got to do something to him.
Somebody's got to do something to him.

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Description: A mentally unstable veteran works as a nighttime taxi driver in New York City, where the perceived decadence and sleaze fuels his urge for violent action by attempting to liberate a presidential campaign worker and an underage prosti Cast: Concession Girl: Diahnne Abbott Angry Black Man: Frank Adu Melio: Victor Argo Policeman at Rally: Gino Ardito Iris' Friend: Garth Avery Wizard: Peter Boyle Tom: Albert Brooks Cabbie in Bellmore: Harry Cohn Hooker in Cab: Copper Cunningham Travis Bickle: Robert De Niro Soap Opera Woman: Brenda Dickson Dispatcher: Harry Fischler Iris: Jodie Foster Stick-Up Man: Nat Grant Charles Palantine: Leonard Harris Tall Secret Service Man: Richard Higgs Soap Opera Man: Beau Kayser Sport: Harvey Keitel Secret Service Photographer (as Vic Magnotta): Victor Magnotta Mafioso: Bob Maroff Charlie T.: Norman Matlock Tom's Assistant: Bill Minkin Iris' Time Keeper: Murray Moston Doughboy: Harry Northup Street Drummer: Gene Palma Campaign Worker (as Carey Poe): Harlan Cary Poe Andy, Gun Salesman: Steven Prince The John: Peter Savage Passenger Watching Silhouette: Martin Scorsese Betsy: Cybill Shepherd Palantine Aide: Nicholas Shields T.V. Interviewer (as Ralph Singleton): Ralph S. Singleton Personnel Officer: Joe Spinell Angry Hooker on Street: Maria Turner Campaign Worker: Frankie Verroca Boy on Sidewalk: Tommy Ardolino Movie House Patron: Joseph Bergmann Stuntman: David Daniel Police Officer: William Donovan Clerk at Sam Goody Store: Jean Elliott Political Rally Attendee: Michael Phillips Campaign Aide: Mary-Pat Green CIA Agent: James Mapes Girl at Columbus Circle: Debbi Morgan 2nd Boy on sidewalk: Antone Pagán Friend of Iris: Billie Perkins Iris' Mother (newspaper article): Catherine Scorsese Iris' Father (newspaper article): Charles Scorsese Written by: Paul Schrader Director: Martin Scorsese Production: Italo/Judeo Productions, Bill/Phillips, Columbia Pictures Release date: 09 Feb 1976 Box Office: $28,262,574