Arizona Deputy Sheriff Coogan is sent to New York City to escort an escaped fugitive back for trial.Arizona Deputy Sheriff Coogan is sent to New York City to escort an escaped fugitive back for trial.Arizona Deputy Sheriff Coogan is sent to New York City to escort an escaped fugitive back for trial.
David Doyle
- Pushie
- (as David F. Doyle)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaWhen Coogan (Clint Eastwood) is searching the New York City nightclub, the large screen plays a scene from Tarantula (1955), a "B" science fiction movie which was Eastwood's fourth movie.
- GoofsThe character played by James Edwards (the undercover detective on the stairs in Mrs. Ringerman's apartment) is called "Sgt. Wallace" during the movie. However, in the closing credits, he is credited as playing "Sgt. Jackson".
- Quotes
Taxi driver: That's $2.95, including the luggage.
Coogan: Tell me, how many stores are there named Bloomingdale's in this town?
Taxi driver: One, why?
Coogan: We passed it twice.
Taxi driver: It's still $2.95, including the luggage.
Coogan: Yeah, well there's $3.00, including the tip.
- Alternate versionsWhen originally released theatrically in the UK, the BBFC made cuts to secure an 'X' rating. All cuts were waived in 1994 when the film was granted an '15' certificate for home video.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Eastwood on Eastwood (1997)
- SoundtracksPigeon-Toed Orange Peel
Lyrics by Wally Holmes
Music by Lalo Schifrin
Sung by The Pigeon-Toed Orange Peels
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In this breakout year when films could dump most of their restrictions, this inspiration for the hit television series McCloud, dumped a couple and went the low road on a few things.
The language still was pretty tame but it had a big-time sleazy atmosphere with a bunch of unlikeable characters. Susan Clark played a lot of these kind of roles in the late '60s to about 1980. Clint Eastwood and Don Stroud are the male leads and Eastwood fits the mold as a tough Arizona lawman going to New York City to bring back an escaped convict. This kind of set of the stage, I think, for his Dirty Harry series which began a couple of years after this.
The story moves well and has some good action scenes, but, man, you can tell it is the late '60s and no longer the "classic era" in Hollywood with the nudity and no one with any moral standards.
The language still was pretty tame but it had a big-time sleazy atmosphere with a bunch of unlikeable characters. Susan Clark played a lot of these kind of roles in the late '60s to about 1980. Clint Eastwood and Don Stroud are the male leads and Eastwood fits the mold as a tough Arizona lawman going to New York City to bring back an escaped convict. This kind of set of the stage, I think, for his Dirty Harry series which began a couple of years after this.
The story moves well and has some good action scenes, but, man, you can tell it is the late '60s and no longer the "classic era" in Hollywood with the nudity and no one with any moral standards.
- ccthemovieman-1
- May 9, 2006
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Details
- Release date
- Country of origin
- Language
- Also known as
- Mi nombre es violencia
- Filming locations
- The Cloisters Museum, West 193rd Street, Fort Tryon Park, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA(motorcycle chase finale)
- Production companies
- See more company credits at IMDbPro
Box office
- Budget
- $1,500,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $3,110,000
- Gross worldwide
- $3,110,000
- Runtime1 hour 34 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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