All Coppers Are...

1972
1 h 27 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA young policeman and a small-time crook are both involved with the same girl.A young policeman and a small-time crook are both involved with the same girl.A young policeman and a small-time crook are both involved with the same girl.

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The street riot scenes were all shot on the exterior Baker Street standing set at Pinewood that had been constructed the previous year for the movie A Vida Íntima de Sherlock Holmes (1970). This street appears in other films/TV series shot at Pinewood around this time too, including Houve uma Vez um Milagre (1972), Carry on at Your Convenience (1971), The Persuaders! (1971) and UFO (1970). Some of the footage of the riot scenes was later re-used for the 1978 episode Look After Annie (1978) of the TV series The Professionals (1977).

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Sue: You're a straight fella, aren't you?
Joe: Straight? Yeah. What do you mean?
Sue: Well, I mean - not a con man - on the fiddle or anything, like Barry?

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The lettering in the opening title sequence and the closing caption "The End" was in a handwritten font, to mimic the graffiti used for the film's title "All Coppers Are [Bastards]".

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Edited into The Professionals: Look After Annie (1978)

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Early 70s London tug of love between petty crim & bobby

I really can't recommend this movie, Sat through it in an early morning bout of insomnia, Set/Made in a working class district of London in the late 60s early seventies., The plot consists of the two men vying for the affections of a an attractive young lady living in a council flat. One a rather obnoxious crim type (I suspect he's meant to be a ladies man but the rather dated attitudes make him seem a sleaze) and one a copper (married as well). I think the film was trying to say something about class relations, male/female relationship etc etc, and while the acting is adequate the stodgy plot never raises it above the mediocre. Pluses are the sixties feel and location that is like a little window to a vanished world & lots of street scenes of London at this time, I think the large power station which dominates the area where the characters live is now a modern art gallery.