THE FRENCH CONNECTION Clip - "Subway" (1971) Gene Hackman
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2023
- THE FRENCH CONNECTION Clip - "Subway" (1971) Gene Hackman
PLOT: New York Detective "Popeye" Doyle (Gene Hackman) and his partner (Roy Scheider) chase a French heroin smuggler.
Release date: October 9, 1971 (USA)
Director: William Friedkin
CAST: Gene Hackman, Fernando Rey, Roy Scheider
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people talk about the car chase, which admittedly is great, but for me this is by far the best sequence in the film, the cat and mouse game on the street and then ducking in and out of the subway, it's so much fun
Yup, it's a masterwork of writing, acting, sound editing AND choreography. Great stuff. For me though, the biggest jolt in the flick is when Popeye is almost shot outside his apt building. First time I watched this one, that really made me jump, didn't see it coming at all!
The perp was a lousy sniper. If he had been, there would have been no story.
Great sequence, especially with Don Ellis’ wonderful soundtrack.
The entire cast is excellent, I don't think Fernando Rey gets enough credit for his excellent acting. He's so cool and collected.
It might sound crazy but this foot pursuit was just as suspenseful to me as the car chase
Yer not crazy. I agree 100%. Would you like to come see my crawlspace?
The French Connection, a masterpiece of a crime drama as well as an action movie. The 1960s/1970s gave us so many great crime drama-action movies:
.Point Blank (1967) w/ Lee Marvin
.Bullitt (1968) w/ Steve McQueen
.The French Connection (1971) w/ Gene Hackman
.Dirty Harry (1971) w/ Clint Eastwood
.Get Carter (1971) w/ Michael Caine
.Death Wish (1974) w/ Charles Bronson
To name a few.
Sixties and seventies were epic epic movie decades.
That little snack shack in the subway station looks nicely lit. Would have loved to have gotten a frozen chocolate cone, candy apple or even a custard.
Just learned that Friedkin and his DP didnt' use dolly tracks to get the shot of Popeye first getting on the subway from 3:56 : they had a guy sitting in a wheelchair. When Popeye first enters the car the camera shakes because the operator had to get up out of the chair and follow Hackman. Damn, I love this movie!
I like Hackman's little look back at 4:00 to make sure the faux blockade gave enough time for the camera to get up and follow.
Roy Scheider was a good man a great actor from the 2 movies Jaws and Jaws 2 i love that actor and we will remember him
Loved him the most in 'Last Embrace'. Been a fan of his ever since.
Fernando Rey realizo una actuación magistral en está película.
Absolutely love those scenes. Just a breathtaking, intense sequence of see-me, catch-me. Eventually, Popeye doesn't care when he knows he's been burned. The preceding evening French dinner provided 100% proof to the drug dealer that he was being tailed. So, why not enjoy the meal & dessert while those cops froze...brilliant.
0:47: some of the best music used in the movie. Note how it slowly builds to a crescendo and then it's just cut off when Charnier goes down the stairs in the subway.
I thought it was pretty rough.
Rey played Charnier so cool I was glad he escaped back to Marseille.
Yeah,,,at the end if the movie they said he was never caught..and is believed to be living in France !
I wasn't glad he escaped.
R-17 6609 has been preserved in its original maroon paint scheme by the New York Transit Museum - not because it happened to be in this film, but because it once had experimental air conditioning. That subway sequence took two nonconsecutive days to film. You can tell it was shot over two days because the trainsets were swapped out - the car numbers are not the same.
I think you might be mistaken. The first train Frog One and Popeye got on and off was 6671. It was tge first/last car (depending on which direction it was going). It and the rest of the train pulled out of the station, leaving both Frog One and Popeye at the platform consession stand. Then the second train with 6609 as the second car/next to last car pulled in. Frog One and Popeye got on and off and on, with Popeye finally being left on the platform with Frog One waving "toodle-loo". 😂 I didn't find any inconsistency in the number plates regarding the large rectangular ones with white numbers.
@@arrow1414 6671 was the first/last car of the trainset at the start of that sequence. 6609 was the second car of the train that Charnier gives Popeye the slip. You have to look quickly or freeze the frame, but the car coupled to 6609 is 6548.
6:39 will forever be the best😂😂👏🏾👏🏾🤣🤣
When it comes to cinema villans, frog 1 is indeed no 1.
Popeye got played. Lol. I know I'm not supposed to root for a drug smuggler, but that was pretty slick of frog one.
I miss the days of 25 cent frozen chocolate cones and ten cent bags of chips
SO well done!!
Love those city time pieces. I've been on that shuttle hundreds if not thousands of times. I'm always thinking the French Connection. especially walking past the Roosevelt.
AHHHH That candy apple looked sooo good..
I thought it looked horrible, to be honest.
And where was his grape drink?
"YOU BELONG OUT THERE IN BEDFORD-STUYVESANT"
Been to that train stop many times
Fantastic film,one of my favourites
Funny looking grape drink
A cultured Drug dealer, so 😎 Cool if he was any more relaxed, he'd be comatose❤️A Cop wound up so tight he could explode. It's always a pleasure to watch their slow-motion collision❤️
Let me get a grape drink!
Would you settle for a candy apple instead?
Great content!
I just interviewed legendary French Connection detective Randy Jurgensen on my podcast.
My all time favorite movie
A classic chase scene, the stuff of nightmares! 👮🎥👍
4:30 I've always thought this was odd.
Doyle practically pulls this girl off the train and she doesn't object.
I wonder what he says to her.
Charnier was an elusive bugger.
Nice hats
Supposedly, in real life, the fact that the French kingpin (Jehan?) waved at Eddie Egan proved in court that he knew he was being tailed.
How to be suspicious as hellllllll
Yup indeedy! Charnier already had Doyle marked anyway! There's an earlier scene where Doyle says so -- Charnier's such a slick villain.
NYC IN THE 70S SMELLED LIKE URINE!
Now it smells like 💩
@@MuzixMakerlol
Is that your mother we’re talking about? Just asking
is that your mother we’re talking about
6:53😂😂😂😂
Don't make them like this anymore. What a film 🙏
A better love story than twilight
4:25
Been made.
where is that hat today
5
Public ph all they had then 🤣 and the hat 🤣
The good old days when NYC wasn’t a shithole.
6:49 That's a stupid reaction from Doyle.
What's the point in doing that?
Another guid film
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Gene hackman is so good
How good is he?
Good enough.