Un shérif à New-York

Titre original : Coogan's Bluff

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6,4/10

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Clint Eastwood and Don Stroud in Un shérif à New-York (1968)

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Action Crime Thriller

Le shérif adjoint de l'Arizona Coogan (Clint Eastwood) est envoyé à New York pour escorter un fugitif en fuite afin qu'il soit jugé.Le shérif adjoint de l'Arizona Coogan (Clint Eastwood) est envoyé à New York pour escorter un fugitif en fuite afin qu'il soit jugé.Le shérif adjoint de l'Arizona Coogan (Clint Eastwood) est envoyé à New York pour escorter un fugitif en fuite afin qu'il soit jugé.

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NOTE IMDb

6,4/10

20 k

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
When 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.

Gaffes
The 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".

Citations
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.

Versions alternatives
When 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.

Connexions
Featured in Eastwood on Eastwood (1997)

Bandes originales
Pigeon-Toed Orange Peel
Lyrics by Wally Holmes
Music by Lalo Schifrin
Sung by The Pigeon-Toed Orange Peels

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A good, exciting action picture that mixes the western and the city crime drama.

The film borrows from the older city crime dramas adding a new twist, Eastwood's character, a police lieutenant from Arizona who will use any means to apprehend his prey. This film, shot on a relativley tight budget in New York City, captures the dark side of New York City in the late 60's, amidst the "free love" atmosphere. Particularly notable are the sharp fight sequences, the amazing sequence at the "Pidgeon Toed Orange Peel" dance club, and the chase sequence at the Cloisters. This film inspired the "Dirty Harry" series, and also paved the way for cowboy in the big city flicks such as "Midnight Cowboy" (and there are a few interesting resemblances). An overall exciting picture that should keep your interest.