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Dirty Harry

1971, Movie, R, 102 mins

Dirty Harry: Review

A fascist film, or a film about a fascist cop? Either way, this is suspenseful, energetic stuff, directed with urgency and style by Don Siegel, embellished with some of Lalo Schifrin's coolest electro-jazz confections and driven by the inimitable Clint Eastwood as Detective "Dirty" Harry Callahan, the last line of defence against the assorted hippie liberal types that threatened the very fabric of Western civilization in the early '70s. Read the complete review for Dirty Harry

Dirty Harry: Cast & Details

Year: 1971
Rated R

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Cast
Clint Eastwood: Harry Callahan
Reni Santoni: Chico
Harry Guardino: Bressler
Andrew Robinson: Scorpio
John Mitchum: DeGeorgio
John Larch: Chief

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Top 14 Movie Misquotes, Whose Scream Is That and More | Movie News | 10/17/2007
Ask FlickChick Top 14 Movie Misquotes the Scream That Will Not Die and MoreQuestion I dont want to sound like a complete geek but it bugs me when people misquote famous movie lines like Luke I am your father which just isnt what Darth Vader said I feel that if youre fan enough to quote a movie you should be fan enough to quote it right Please tell me Im not the most compulsive person ever DonFlickChick The most compulsive ever No way I basically agree If youre going to quote the quote quote the quote That said theres a pattern to a lot of common misquotations Heres the thing Screenwriters cant predict whats going to seize the public imagination when theyre writing so that kickass line is often embedded in a larger less pithy piece of dialogue1 The Empire Strikes Back 1980Misquote Luke I am your father Actual quote No I am your fatherYour b234te noire spoken during Lukes illusion-shattering confrontation with his nem read more be the first to leave a comment
Can you tell me who played ... | Today's News: Our Take | 8/25/2005

Question: Can you tell me who played Hunter on the old TV series by that name? Thank you.

Answer: That was former All-Pro defensive end Fred Dryer, who spent three years with the New York Giants and 10 with the L.A. Rams before grabbing a very big gun and hitting the streets as tough-guy detective Rick Hunter on the NBC series. From the TV house of Stephen J. Cannell (The A-Team, The Rockford Files, 21 Jump Street, Wiseguy), the show ran from September 1984 to August 1991 and initially focused on Hunter, a tough, take-no-prisoners, obey-no-superiors kind of cop and his equally cantankerous, red-tape-hating partner, Dee Dee McCall (Stepfanie Kramer). As the series progressed, however, Hunter ran through a few lady partners, which some said was a result of strife behin read more