Pride and Glory is a 2008 American crime drama film directed by Gavin O'Connor and starring Edward Norton, Colin Farrell, Jon Voight, and Noah Emmerich. The story follows a family of NYPD police officers, the Tierneys, who have a proud tradition of serving the city and upholding the law.
When four officers are shot dead during a drug raid gone wrong, it sets off a chain of events that tests the Tierney family's loyalties and moral codes. Ray Tierney (Edward Norton), a detective with the NYPD, is assigned to investigate the incident, and soon uncovers evidence of a widespread police corruption scandal involving his own brother-in-law, Francis Tierney Jr. (Colin Farrell), a rising star in the NYPD.
As Ray delves deeper into the case, he finds himself caught between his duty to the truth and his loyalty to his family. He struggles to balance his own conscience with the expectations of his father (Jon Voight), a former police chief and supporter of the old guard, who believes in loyalty above all else. The truth he uncovers threatens to upend the entire NYPD, and also puts him in danger from those who would do anything to keep the scandal from being exposed.
Pride and Glory is a gripping crime drama that explores the complex family dynamics at the heart of the NYPD and the difficult choices that law enforcement officers must make in the face of corruption and betrayal. With strong performances from its all-star cast and intense action sequences, it is a powerful depiction of loyalty, honor, and sacrifice in the world of law enforcement.