Eddie Coyle is Screwed Over By Dave Foley Scene: The Friends of Eddie Coyle Tribute Project
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- "Everybody oughtta listen to his mother."
For the fans, by fans! We offer you a re-created scene from the classic 1973 crime-drama, "The Friends of Eddie Coyle". Our intent was to undertake a film project of substance that would be fun to do and to honor this wonderful yet largely unknown film. Adapted from the novel of the same name written by George V. Higgins, "The Friends of Eddie Coyle" is a low-brow, down and dirty look at Boston's blue-collar underworld in the 1970s that is small on action but very rich on dialogue and narrative plot.
Shot on location at the world famous Shanty Cafe in Seattle, this scene, featuring the characters Dave Foley and Eddie Coyle, stars Eric Riedmann (seen on TNT's Leverage), J.P. Giuliotti and features Shyn Midili. Directed by Andrew Birchall and photographed by William Brody. Original music score by Daniel J. DiIulio. Other cast and crew: Shyn Midili, Tom McIntire, Jade Lin, Adam Powers, Dale Smith, Colin Kelley. Special thanks to Ryan Purcell, Ben Andrews and Robert Curtis.
The original film, released by Paramount Pictures, is now available on DVD from the prestigious Criterion Collection.
Comments (constructive) are welcome. Enjoy!
my favorite movie of all time, great job on this!
Thanks Dynamo! (Love the name by the way) :)
High quality production. Thought this was the actual movie at first.
i have seen this on tv in 1992.. they should show this again
Saw the other clip but missed this one. This is very good. If you're a fan of Film Noir, you must see these clips.
Watching this while watching the film on TCM. Great job.
@jtcbrt Thanks Dude. We tried to sneak in elements from the original film as much as possible as well as adding in our own twists. Some are obvious, some not so obvious. Can you see what they are in both scenes?
We had a blast doing it! We may do more. Tell your friends to check these out and comment.
Thanks for taking the time to post.
The shot through the diner window at the beginning is a perfect mirror of the real thing! Loved this and wish you could get a full remake going, being a life long Bostonian New England organized crime history buff this movie is gold and is one of the best in the crime film genre…it takes me back to the old Boston with the Garden, Elwvated Green and Orange MBTA lines etc…and talk about being a precursor to the Whitey Bulger era, Dillon is Whitey before Whitey became the Whitey we know…maybe George Higgins knew something way back then with Bulger and Flemmi being informants since the early 70s and mid 60s respectively! And hands down the greatest showcase of Boston accents mostly by the great cast who wasn’t even from Boston! Joe Santos, James Tolken, Richard Jordan, and Mitchum of course all nailed it! I could go on and on about how much I love this movie and appreciate you doing this tribute project!
@@HayastAnFedayi Thank you sir! As a native East Bostonian, I couldn't agree more :)
Pretty good job fellasThats a tall order to do the acting and camera work was good The scene in the daytime may have gave it a different atmosphere meaning the dialogue in a busier setting would have been ballsy or heightned the stakes a bit Sensational tribute to the Movie .
Just watched the film recently and that was very authentic.
awesome!
@1SECRETBILLY Thanks for taking the time to watch and for your comment! Very appreciated!
@boswell69 Thanks!
Here's a wonderful take on the scene from Kevin McCarthy : ruclips.net/video/F9xKGZ5tPdI/видео.html