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The French Connection
Cast
Gene Hackman, Fernando Rey, Roy Scheider, Tony Lo Bianco View AllCrew
Ernest Tidyman (Screenplay), William Friedkin (Director) View All
Release: Oct. 9th, 1971
Runtime: 1 hour, 44 minutes
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Question about the plot to The French Connection (1971).
The movie is old but should I still give a spoiler warning?
SPOILER
Basically after the police tore apart the car and find the drugs, they then have to get the car put back together for the stin...
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What food Alain eats on the island in "The French Connection"?
Early in the 1971 film "The French Connection", before departing to America, Alain Charnier arrives by boat to Château d'If, offshore in the Bay of Marseille, to meet with hitman Pierre Nico...
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In the "French Connection"...
In the first bar scene where Hackman is in the santa suit and Schneider busts into the bar... What is the name or who is the artist of the song that everyone is listening to on the jukebox? I have be...
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French Version of Old Moulin Rouge/French Cabaret Movie
Hi,
I remember hearing somewhere about an old film that was set in and around the Moulin Rouge or a similar French cabaret show where the French version featured footage from the actual cabaret sho...
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AOL Connection
I always go on Movieforums.com on aol and for some odd reason on aol ( even Internet Explorer)last night and today I go on the site, and this is what I get:
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Jack1
To the characters themselves, and I found Hackman's Jimmy Doyle to be a fairly unmemorable character, certainly not a patch on Clint Eastwood's Harry Callahan character from the Dirty Harry films - just my opinion, though, and I'm sure some will disagree with that.
Iroquois
The legendary car chase is still one of the best action scenes of the 1970s, but everything else...well, that's kind of the curse of being such an influential and acclaimed movie.
