Clint Eastwood. One of the greatest actors of all time; regardless of westerns Dirty Harry movies, etc. He was so busy making movies that one has to wonder how he found time for anything else. Clint and I have grown old together!
It's not so much the line as the direct cut to the door with Clint walking out in his pilot's uniform. We see his suggestion immediately, approve, and then look forward to the resolution--all within seconds. Great writing and direction.
@@quinnculver They have a point though, everything that made this a great movie was a product of the time. Nothing like this could be made for today's audiences, views have changed, tech has changed. Can you imagine a modern day movie having a character like Callahan just waltzing onto a plane and gunning down hijackers?
"You're a good man, lieutenant. And a good man always knows his limitations." That's about the most subtle insult I ever heard. Harry just called him timid and thus almost cowardly.
when clint eastwood passes, this iconic actor will go down in history as one of the greats ... you ain't gonna see another one like clint ever.... A total natural who made acting look easy.... from rowdy yates to be lengandary!!!
tom cruise does ok like in mission impossible--but eastwood is 6'4" while little tommy is 5'4'==eastwood has great screen presence and is more believable when he kicks ass
Clint Eastwood never gets old. I’ve watched him since I was a young kid watching Rawhide! Now pushing 70 I enjoy reruns Eastwood old to most current films. Brilliant to say the least.
@@alkelenson648 No, today's insecure 'alpha males' would be quick to take offence at being told what to do, suspicious even, and probably pull a gun on Harry to assert their 'right' to bear arms...
@@urmo345 lol where did you get your pilots license? The pedals are for rudder but tip forward for brakes and like tractor brakes more pressure on either side helps to steer along with nose wheel.
Clint is the reason i bought a 44 magnum revolver. I wish it was as easy to handle and sounded as cool as he makes it!!😂 Ive only fired it a handful of times since waaaaay back!! Mr Eastwood.....youre the man!!
Man, they don't make movies like this anymore, full of tension and drama with a huge amount of matter of fact humour. When he was young, Clint Eastwood did not have to act, he had screen presence in abundance.
"You wanna put us in take-off position?" I always have to laugh at the look on the co-pilot's face at 6:28, like he's thinking, "What the hell??" But he was smart enough to figure it out and go along with it.
Only the person in the captains seat can steer the airplane on the ground with a little steering wheel to his left, so the copilot would have figured it out when Clint said "put us in take off position" as only the captain can do that.
@@nikiyen6 Actually, I figured he it out pretty quick. He knew if he questioned Callihan right away or asked if he knew what he was doing or how to fly that the terrorist would have killed him right there. It wasn't until they had reached the "okay, we can't keep doing this forever" point that he asked Callihan if he could fly, betting there must be some kind of plan. Just my take, anyway.
Listen to the engines - he's revving them up, then down, then up while on the runway. The terrorists didn't realize that he was messing with the thrust lever. Taking off requires full thrust and continuing down the runway. The first officer realized Callahan was about to enact his plan, revving up the engines. He knew sooner or later, they'd run out of runway, have to circle back, and they'd know he was never going to take off.
There are not many actors now that have the confidence that Clint Eastwood had. Yes I know it's acting, but he had a presence on screen that made you in awe of him instantly. You knew he was in control of that environment.............
Back in the eighties I worked in a UK video rental store and loved all the Dirty Harry movies. This apart, from the original one, was my favourite. Clint Eastwood was so cool and had an amazing screen presence.
"How can you be hungry after seeing that"? "Seeing what?" Most underrated of the Dirty Harry quotes. Completely sums up both his personality and his outlook on life.
Im a Clint Eastwood fan thru and thru, from Rawhide to man with no name spaghetti westerns to Callahan , Manum Force, etc, ect.he is a national monument!
Announcer: "That's right Lieutenant, we were lucky to have one of your men, he's on board, an Inspector Callahan". Lt Briggs: "Callahan". That really cracks me up!.
Everything that Clint Eastwood touched turned into a classic. Ranging from the spaghetti westerns to Kelly's Heroes and beyond. True talent. The opposite of what is now in HollyWOKE!
Lots of people bandy about the word "woke." Per some people's standards today Jesus Christ is considered "woke," compassionate and most of all TOLERANT.
This movie came out in 1973. There were more than 300 hijackings worldwide during a 5 year period in the early 1970s. It was called the Golden Age of Hijacking.
Clint Eastwood had everything in him , height , tough physique, chistled face , voice of a man , all his movies were worth watching again particularly dirty Harry with a .45 Magnum
The man who raised me was a Marine Corps Gunnery sargent retired Vietnam combat veteran. He talked a lot like Clint did when he was at the point of delivering no nonsense strong felt statements. Cracks me up
Yes, but not for long. The very same year that this movie was released (1973) the FAA mandated passenger screening prior to boarding due to the increase in hijackings.
@@lewisaveryfiler7087 Although at that time the screening was at the gate. I remember flying back from visiting my grandmother, she waited with us at the gate before we boarded our flight. Now you can't even get inside the terminal without a boarding pass. Meanwhile you can walk across the border no questions asked.
It is amazing to be watching this on a device no one at that time could even conceptualize as possible. I remember those days of flying. One just more or less walked right through the airport and got on the plane, no problem.
Don't be too sure wokeness has failed for over a year and more and more corporations are walking away from it. This is word some bubbling is going on in hollywood as all studios are almost bankrupt. EVERYTHING NOW RIDES ON THIS ELECTION and it must be convincing not by a dribble.
Harry Callahan- Not one actor other than Clint could play that character so well and cool. Some would argue that Steve McQueen was right for the role but Clint brought out the super cool side of Harry like no one else.
As I recall, this was the opening scene to Magnum Force. Let you know you were in for a wild ride. Hal Holbrook was an excellent nemesis here, at the peak of his acting powers, as was Clint.
I can watch these all day. In fact, now I'm gonna go binge. The movies in order. From this scene to the diner where the waitress pours all that sugar in his coffee, I mean, just... they're all classics.
I was on that flight, glad Clint turned up to save the day. Also glad the video has been kept for posterity. I understand that it has been much used to train air crew as to how to deal with hijackers.
He was (is?) a rotor wing rated pilot, he talked once about his favorite alone time being when he left Carmel and flew down the Big Sur coastline in his Jet Ranger. As a former Big Sur resident, and a small plane pilot, i never forgot that!
Clint is always so good, what a presence. He's also a decent actor. Everyone else, small parts or extras, they're all are so BAD. When you're in a hostage situation you're a nervous wreck.
Say what you want,but in his day Clint Eastwood was the man. His attitude, amazing screen presence and swagger were off the charts.
He was the man even in his 70s and 80s.
@@AB-nv7bz and today
He definitely was the ultimate bad ass
Harry: Halt!
All I want to say is that he's still got the swagger, presence, and a stink eye that would put the most hardened gang-banger on their back feet.
Ain't nobody like Clint Eastwood. From one old man to another, may you live long and healthy...
Aamiin
Correct. And Meryl Streep.
I will heartily agree with you. Nothing even comes in a close second. NOBODY.
He already has....he's 94.....
Remember the good old days before TSA nonsense? You could walk wherever you wanted to.
This NEVER gets old
exactly what I was going to say.
So good that even at the drive- in outdoor theater, I'd come up for air and watch it, while she's trying to keep my attention.
NEVER! 😄
Maybe this never gets old, but Clint certainly has. Look at him today. He is nothing like the Clint Eastwood in this video.
This is the ultimate life motivation clip
Dirty Harry never gets old no matter how many times you see him. Clint Eastwood has just got better and better.
The more crazy and left leaning communist this country turns the more we long for the days of a Dirty Harry to come save us
Clint Eastwood. One of the greatest actors of all time; regardless of westerns Dirty Harry movies, etc. He was so busy making movies that one has to wonder how he found time for anything else. Clint and I have grown old together!
When Harry said “sit down” my dogs both sat 😮
pff...
I believe it.
Clint taught them well! Lol 😂
🤣😅😂👍
Ha, ha, ha. Bloody good joke. I believe it too. 😅😅😅
When he pokes his head out wearing the captain's uniform that got a Huge Laugh in theaters it was such a great moment for the audience they loved it.
You are right. I watched it in a North Carolina theater and everybody just roared when he peeked out from around the door in a captains uniform.
The funky bass line only adds to it.🤣
And still gets a nice laugh today
I saw this in the theater with my parents, I'll never forget my dad busting up laughing at that scene.
I miss movies like this. They certainly don’t make ‘em like they used to. It’s a shame.
A man has got to know his limitations
one of my favorite lines of all time
That's not the line😮
@@GorVala "A man's gotta know his limitations."
Best line in the movie
Good man. Good man. (People always overlook that.)
You can't get any better than this...American movie classic....It's still relevant today and has stood the test of time.
Camera work the dialogue and acting made it so engaging. Not one immature joke or cgi needed. A real classic .
They didn't have CGI back then.
@@brianbell3836 Yes, but that's not the point. Films are generally better without CGI.
There's plenty of immature jokes in each Dirty Harry movie idk why you said that
Absolutely ❗️👍
@@danyoutube7491 CGI can be great fun if handled properly.
I saw this in the theater back in the day. When Harry emerged in that pilot uniform, the whole theater erupted in cheers.
Lucky you to watch a dirty harry movie in a packed theater, must have been quite an experience
“May I make a suggestion?” Great Line! 😂
It's more about the delivery.
Problem solved! LOL!
You just know that wet $hit hitting the fan, is only the beginning !
It's not so much the line as the direct cut to the door with Clint walking out in his pilot's uniform. We see his suggestion immediately, approve, and then look forward to the resolution--all within seconds. Great writing and direction.
🤣🤣🤣 I just said the same thing.
Absolute TEN of a movie. They don't make 'em like this anymore. Not even close.
You got that right!
says everyone about everything they liked when they were younger compared to the modern version. 🥱
@@quinnculver They have a point though, everything that made this a great movie was a product of the time. Nothing like this could be made for today's audiences, views have changed, tech has changed. Can you imagine a modern day movie having a character like Callahan just waltzing onto a plane and gunning down hijackers?
too much toxic masculinity
Watching this makes me want to rewatch the whole thing
Clint has the coolest walk of anyone and no one rides a horse smoother.
"You're a good man Lieutenant, a good man always knows his limitations" one of the best put-downs in movie history.
Repeated at the end!
It's also a truth, can be taken either way. Know your limitations.
@@Janzer_ doh
He comes back to that line at the very end
@@thestewlaw I said that do you read other comments before you post?
Now that ladies and gentleman - is a MOVIE STAR!!!!! The last of the great originals - God Bless Clint Eastwood and his family!!!!!!
Especially Alison Eastwood❤❤❤
@@justinherbert9146 great originals? Oh brother, in what way original?
@@shill9315 YOU are ordinary - he is not
I like the way Harry walks along, eating his hamburger the same way he walked into the shoot out eating a hot dog in the first Dirty Harry movie.
He smells trouble but he's still gonna eat lol
@@andrewp7509 Buzzards gotta eat, same as worms.
@@randymillhouse791 yup haha
Did he have ketchup on that burger.
Cz he's always on a case,,no time to eat😅
I never miss any of this great actor's movies. All are gems.
He's given me so much pleasure over the years. I'm so grateful.
'Excuse me Captain, I know this may sound silly but... can you fly?' 'Nope.. Never had a lesson' has to be one the funniest moments in the movie.
Spirit Airlines: You're hired!
That's right
The 2 best elements of all _Dirty Harry_ movies:
1. Clint Eastwood.
2. All the [today:] older cars.
Clint Eastwood, the coolest man alive.
Eastwood, a right wing schmuck!
@@tardismechanic2319 hmm all these years I thought I was the coolest? Lol!
"You're a good man, lieutenant. And a good man always knows his limitations."
That's about the most subtle insult I ever heard. Harry just called him timid and thus almost cowardly.
And also inept.
The 'limitations' quote comes up again in just such a context,
when he gets blown up in a car.
@@BWater-yq3jx Except "good" is omitted the second time.
Certainly more subtle than telling your boss that his mouthwash "ain't makin' it", as he did in "The Enforcer".
Yes… never rock the boat.
And on the flip side, Harry knows that he himself is a good man and knows how far he can push his own perceived recklessness.
Dang, this never gets old!
But i ll bet u r! Me too!
when clint eastwood passes, this iconic actor will go down in history as one of the greats ... you ain't gonna see another one like clint ever.... A total natural who made acting look easy.... from rowdy yates to be lengandary!!!
tom cruise does ok like in mission impossible--but eastwood is 6'4" while little tommy is 5'4'==eastwood has great screen presence and is more believable when he kicks ass
@@mtsky-tc6uw Tom is 5' 7".
@@ronaldinnewmexico1912 nope--only if he has his lifts on
Clint Eastwood has had one ... amazing ... career !!
Clint still is That Guy
Bruce Willis line in Die Hard 4.
Would have liked to see them both in a film.
LOVE that negotiation technique
Where did he learn to negotiate? ... I wonder.
Nobody does it better. Makes me feel sad for the rest. Nobody does half as good as you. Clint...your the best.
❤❤ that's a James Bond song 😂❤❤
you're
But you're no Roger Moore
Clint, MY the best??? MINE??
@@mortonbeard2240 idiots are everywhere.
I always remember how we watched all Dirty Harry movies with my dad we both loved it .RIP dad I miss you
Sorry for your loss ❗️🥺
Clint Eastwood never gets old. I’ve watched him since I was a young kid watching Rawhide! Now pushing 70 I enjoy reruns Eastwood old to most current films. Brilliant to say the least.
Clint the "GOAT" Eastwood ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Full agreement!
😂😂😂 FROM VENEZUELA 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪
The goat means the person who fucked up.
@@Porsche996driver Maybe where you're from IDK
Love the way he says. sit down
Polite but firm!! 😁😁
Today's snowflakes would answer "why"
@@alkelenson648 No, today's insecure 'alpha males' would be quick to take offence at being told what to do, suspicious even, and probably pull a gun on Harry to assert their 'right' to bear arms...
"Excuse me captain I know this may sound silly, but, can you fly?...no never had a lesson "
..." but I know exactly where the brakes are! " haha!
@@jost4897 he had to read manual. In planes the pedals are not for brakes but for rudder. Brake is usually lever.
@@urmo345 lol where did you get your pilots license? The pedals are for rudder but tip forward for brakes and like tractor brakes more pressure on either side helps to steer along with nose wheel.
🤣🤣🤣🤣😉
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Clint is the reason i bought a 44 magnum revolver. I wish it was as easy to handle and sounded as cool as he makes it!!😂 Ive only fired it a handful of times since waaaaay back!! Mr Eastwood.....youre the man!!
Clint is, was, always will be the man.
Man, they don't make movies like this anymore, full of tension and drama with a huge amount of matter of fact humour. When he was young, Clint Eastwood did not have to act, he had screen presence in abundance.
They don't make movies like this anymore because "someone" will get "offended" and throw a tantrum. I say these were some of the best movies ever!
It's a safe bet San Francisco could use a little Dirty Harry today. 😮
DAMN RIGHT!!! IF ONLY..
And Chicago AND NYC AND Baltimore AND every other city lololol
the current city government doesn’t want a crime fighter
He would be arrested for hurting someone's feelings.
Harry: Freeze 🥶
"You wanna put us in take-off position?" I always have to laugh at the look on the co-pilot's face at 6:28, like he's thinking, "What the hell??" But he was smart enough to figure it out and go along with it.
Not sure he figured it out since he asked "can you fly" later in front of the terrorist
Imagine that, in a movie.
Only the person in the captains seat can steer the airplane on the ground with a little steering wheel to his left, so the copilot would have figured it out when Clint said "put us in take off position" as only the captain can do that.
@@nikiyen6 Actually, I figured he it out pretty quick. He knew if he questioned Callihan right away or asked if he knew what he was doing or how to fly that the terrorist would have killed him right there. It wasn't until they had reached the "okay, we can't keep doing this forever" point that he asked Callihan if he could fly, betting there must be some kind of plan. Just my take, anyway.
Listen to the engines - he's revving them up, then down, then up while on the runway.
The terrorists didn't realize that he was messing with the thrust lever. Taking off requires full thrust and continuing down the runway.
The first officer realized Callahan was about to enact his plan, revving up the engines. He knew sooner or later, they'd run out of runway, have to circle back, and they'd know he was never going to take off.
There are not many actors now that have the confidence that Clint Eastwood had. Yes I know it's acting, but he had a presence on screen that made you in awe of him instantly. You knew he was in control of that environment.............
Back in the eighties I worked in a UK video rental store and loved all the Dirty Harry movies.
This apart, from the original one, was my favourite.
Clint Eastwood was so cool and had an amazing screen presence.
The very first Air Marshal
To be accurate, he never got on air 😀
@@Siva_S But he might have broke wind. 😄
That little smile Harry gives the terrorist after admitting he can't fly, before jamming on the brakes. Priceless.
Did you catch that "DO WHAT" expression on that terrorist's face after Harry admitted he never had a lesson? 😆
Back in the day they were called 'hijackers' or even 'skyjackers' and unlike today's nuts, most wanted to live to see another day.
Then he proceeds to beat the crap out of him!
"How can you be hungry after seeing that"?
"Seeing what?"
Most underrated of the Dirty Harry quotes. Completely sums up both his personality and his outlook on life.
I liked that 1. Very subtle.
That one was my favorite since I first watched the movie back in 1980's
"Just some low lifes punching their final time clock. What's the big deal?"
Underrated?? I didn’t know there were movie quote ratings 🙄
The cut to Briggs in the squad car when he says "Callahan?" are the best three syllables in cinema.
My favourite actor of all time.... If you like Clint you like Clint and watch every film he has ever made... Only a handful of actors like him...
Correction...nobody like him. Harrison Ford is also good...but no Clint.
Tom Hanks is pretty good.
"a good man always know his limitations." that is actually brilliant writing.
it was Roper esque from Enter The Dragon ....he knew his limitations also :)
This was a really good sequel, one of the best.
Loved The Enforcer as well
Yah left out the BEST PART --- when Dirty Harry gets of the plane and says HI CHIEF....WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE ! ! !
Classic Clint. I could watch this 1000x tonight. LOL!
I think I will....
Two weeks later and I'm still watching.
I watched High Plains Drifter last month and it's so good I just started it over at the end and watched it straight through again!!!
Im a Clint Eastwood fan thru and thru, from Rawhide to man with no name spaghetti westerns to Callahan , Manum Force, etc, ect.he is a national monument!
Amen! The Dollars Trilogy will always be generation-spanning GOLD.
There will never be another actor who is like Clint. Those were incredible times in cinema
Yes they were ❗️👍😂
“…… You wanna put us in take off position ? …” 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂
I know… the co pilot is like what??
Co pilot: Excuse me captain, but can u fly?
Callahan: ‘ Nope. never had a lesson’
@@kevinmartin9732
He passed away yesterday !
We all love Clint the man!!! ❤
no we dont .
Not a devoted girlee man like Sam Elliot.
Announcer: "That's right Lieutenant, we were lucky to have one of your men, he's on board, an Inspector Callahan".
Lt Briggs: "Callahan".
That really cracks me up!.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Mahoneeey!?!!
It's like cloussou and his boss pink panther
Everything that Clint Eastwood touched turned into a classic. Ranging from the spaghetti westerns to Kelly's Heroes and beyond. True talent. The opposite of what is now in HollyWOKE!
Homowood!
Lots of people bandy about the word "woke." Per some people's standards today Jesus Christ is considered "woke," compassionate and most of all TOLERANT.
@@XJarhead360 So what does that have to do with the price of tea in China? He's dead and has no relevance.
Clint Eastwood's shooting scenes in movies are always captivating.
Never had a lesson! 😂
The end of the hijackers
😂😂😂
😂
I think this must be where Ferris Bueller got that same line.
Man Clint Eastwood had some serious charisma and style. Such a badass! I love it! 🥰💜
This movie came out in 1973. There were more than 300 hijackings worldwide during a 5 year period in the early 1970s. It was called the Golden Age of Hijacking.
3:35 Hijacking was obviously so routine, that the airport wouldn't even interrupt other flights from boarding!
Yeah, America going off banker gold to the petrol dollar breaking up Breton Woods, really pissed off certain financiers of terror.
Clint Eastwood had everything in him , height , tough physique, chistled face , voice of a man , all his movies were worth watching again particularly dirty Harry with a .45 Magnum
44 Magnum
@@jamesrodgers6472 Yeah, Smith & Wesson model 29.
This is one of the best series of movies he did.
I remember seeing this terrific film the night it was released in London, England.
The man who raised me was a Marine Corps Gunnery sargent retired Vietnam combat veteran. He talked a lot like Clint did when he was at the point of delivering no nonsense strong felt statements. Cracks me up
And that is how good movies are made !
Of all Clint Eastwood's movies, this is my favorite. It's so preposterous that it's actually a masterpiece in its own way.
I never great tired of Dirty Harry movies. He was the coolest character 😎
Best movies of all time.
One of the best
Harry: You’re Under Arrest!
Back in the day when you could walk into an airport and walk right up to the gate without a security check
And there was no TSA to molest you, either.
Yeah, those were the good old day..
Yes, but not for long. The very same year that this movie was released (1973) the FAA mandated passenger screening prior to boarding due to the increase in hijackings.
The PLO put an end to that
@@lewisaveryfiler7087 Although at that time the screening was at the gate. I remember flying back from visiting my grandmother, she waited with us at the gate before we boarded our flight. Now you can't even get inside the terminal without a boarding pass. Meanwhile you can walk across the border no questions asked.
" A Good Man Knows his Limitations!" What an Epic passive insult
Stole it from fistful of dollars
He was great... ALWAYS delivered
Who else watched this in 1973 and is still watching in 2024!
This was Magnum Force it came out in 1973
@@michaelleroy9281 DOH!
Saw it in the theater!
Your ass must be sore😂
Me
Hes still going strong today. Amazing Clint!
Thank you for flying the friendly skies. Have a nice day!
This was the John Wick of its day…Clint, what a STAR🥳
I love Clint's cute, totally-unfearing smile just after he says, "No, never had a lesson". He is the MAN!
It is amazing to be watching this on a device no one at that time could even conceptualize as possible. I remember those days of flying. One just more or less walked right through the airport and got on the plane, no problem.
Ah, the price of burgers in those days.
And at SFO airport too!
Harry: Don’t Move!
Am I the only person who has tried to date when movies were made by the price of gas or groceries on the signs in the background?
Burgers back in the day were of higher quality.
@@MonsterPig007 All food in the USA, not just burgers. Hence less obesity, strokes, diabetes, and so on.
You will never see the likes of this epic stuff again.
Don't be too sure wokeness has failed for over a year and more and more corporations are walking away from it.
This is word some bubbling is going on in hollywood as all studios are almost bankrupt.
EVERYTHING NOW RIDES ON THIS ELECTION and it must be convincing not by a dribble.
Harry Callahan- Not one actor other than Clint could play that character so well and cool. Some would argue that Steve McQueen was right for the role but Clint brought out the super cool side of Harry like no one else.
It would have been Bronson. . .different but the same.
@@markallendor6237 Yeah Bronson might have been able to play Harry correctly.
Marvelous! What a career he has to look back on.
Nobody else like Clint.
He has played so many epic roles🎉
I was lucky to see these first 2 Dirty Harry movies in middle school then high school. What a wonderful time to be a kid
One of the best movie lines. "A man's got to know his limitations". I've used that on myself and others for many years.
This film sequence was guaranteed to "Make my day".
Eastwood is the man. Best actor ever. This is one of his best scenes.
As I recall, this was the opening scene to Magnum Force. Let you know you were in for a wild ride. Hal Holbrook was an excellent nemesis here, at the peak of his acting powers, as was Clint.
I can watch these all day. In fact, now I'm gonna go binge. The movies in order. From this scene to the diner where the waitress pours all that sugar in his coffee, I mean, just... they're all classics.
Dirty Harry was an amazing series. Clint Eastwood was stone cold awesome!
I was on that flight, glad Clint turned up to save the day. Also glad the video has been kept for posterity. I understand that it has been much used to train air crew as to how to deal with hijackers.
Sergio Leone said that Clint has only two expressions: with cigar and without cigar. Great Clint.
His hair in this is identical to his hair in Kelly's Heroes when that is set to be around 1944/45. A movie star vs an actor.
Eastwood was the best!
I need to go back and watch this entire series.
after steve macqeen died sure good thing we had Clint, damn now I need to see this again
There will never be another Clint Eastwood. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Clint Eastwood is a true American Hero!
Eastwood has outlived a lot of actor's in this movie 🎬.
Hal Holbrook just died in 2021 age 95!
Magnum Force and Dirty Harry epitomized the bad ass cool cop genre. It and the actors who portrayed the character never got any better than this
A cool , smart character that only Clint east wood can portray!
I love Clint Eastwood. He is everything about what a BadAss American should be. Going to break my heart when he passes😥
👍
He was (is?) a rotor wing rated pilot, he talked once about his favorite alone time being when he left Carmel and flew down the Big Sur coastline in his Jet Ranger. As a former Big Sur resident, and a small plane pilot, i never forgot that!
Clint is always so good, what a presence. He's also a decent actor. Everyone else, small parts or extras, they're all are so BAD. When you're in a hostage situation you're a nervous wreck.
They sure as hell don't make movies like this anymore...classic!
This dude will always be the best. If dialogue ain't needed I'll take Arnie but for this type of roll CLINT will always be the Top of the heap.
Love Briggs’ tone of voice when he’s told Harry is on the plane: “Callahan!"..