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7.4/10
CinemaSerf
This is one of these films that you can watch time and time again and still enjoy. Certainly, it's not the best crime story ever committed to film: the actual plot is comparatively straightforward wit... read more
about 2 years ago
KayP97
I can't imagine anyone else playing Harry Callahan other than Clint Eastwood. He will always be an iconic character with his tough demeanour and his means to get justice no matter how many rules he ne... read more
over 2 years ago
r96sk
Surprisingly straightforward story-wise, but very enjoyable all the same. <em>'Dirty Harry'</em> is no doubt stylish, features an eye-catching plot and has a very good lead performance from Clint E... read more
over 3 years ago
talisencrw
Recently I've considered drastically negatively re-appraising Clint Eastwood's work, both directorially and as a thespian, as a knee-jerk reaction to his constant defense of the more racially-bigoted ... read more
almost 9 years ago
Andres Gomez
The directing is remarkable but, the most interesting side of this film is the character created by Eastwood, a policeman who decides to take the law by his hand disregarding any kind of right or proc... read more
over 9 years ago
John Chard
More than iconography here in dynamite Siegel/Eastwood teaming. The film opens with a shot of a memorial wall in praise of the San Francisco Police officers who lost their lives in the line of dut... read more
almost 10 years ago
People
Cast
Clint Eastwood
Harry
Harry Guardino
Bressler
Reni Santoni
Chico
John Vernon
The Mayor
Andrew Robinson
Killer
John Larch
Chief
John Mitchum
De Georgio
Mae Mercer
Mrs. Russell
Lyn Edgington
Norma
Ruth Kobart
Bus Driver
Woodrow Parfrey
Mr. Jaffe
Josef Sommer
Rothko
William Paterson
Bannerman
James Nolan
Liquor Proprietor
Maurice Argent
Sid Kleinman
Jo De Winter
Miss Willis
Craig Kelly
Sgt. Reineke
Albert Popwell
Bank Robber (uncredited)
Joy Carlin
Communications Secretary (uncredited)
Bill Couch
Suicide Jumper (uncredited)
Diana Davidson
Swimmer (uncredited)
Vince Deadrick Sr.
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Chuck Dorsett
TV Watcher (uncredited)
Al Dunlap
Man in Jaffe's Cafe (uncredited)
Larry Duran
(uncredited)
George Fargo
Homicide Detective (uncredited)
Lois Foraker
Hot Mary (uncredited)
Max Gail
Tunnel Hoodlum (uncredited)
John Garber
Tunnel Hoodlum (uncredited)
Christopher Pray
Tunnel Hoodlum (uncredited)
Eddie Garrett
Policeman (uncredited)
James W. Gavin
Helicopter Pilot (uncredited)
David Gilliam
Homosexual (uncredited)
Don Haggerty
Minor Role (uncredited)
Scott Hale
Newsman (uncredited)
Kate Harper
Underwear Chick (uncredited)
Bob Harris
Man in Truck (uncredited)
Chuck Hicks
Flower Vendor (uncredited)
Raymond Johnson
Big Black Man (uncredited)
Richard Lawson
Homosexual (uncredited)
Laurie Mock
Third Nude (uncredited)
Ann Noland
Hippie Girl (uncredited)
Kathleen O'Malley
Lady in Jaffe's Cafe (uncredited)
Angela Paton
Homicide Detective (uncredited)
Victor Paul
Car Driver (uncredited)
Debralee Scott
Ann Mary Deacon (uncredited)
Don Siegel
Pedestrian Passing Harry's Car (uncredited)
Kristoffer Tabori
Hippie Guy (uncredited)
Tony Dario
Police Sergeant (uncredited)
Marc Hertsens
Park Emergency Doctor (uncredited)
Gordon Chapli
Fireman (uncredited)
Janet Wisely
Nude Dancer (uncredited)
Pamela Tanimura
Bus Kid (uncredited)
Richard Samuelson
Bus Kid (uncredited)
Derek Jue
Bus Kid (uncredited)
Sean Maley
Bus Kid (uncredited)
Diane Darnell
Mayor's Secretary (uncredited)
Diana Davidson
Sandra Benson-Rooftop Swimmer (uncredited)
Lolita Rios
Stripper on Bed (uncredited)
Stephen Zacks
Kid Fishing (uncredited)
Jauna D'Amico
Nude Dancer (uncredited)
Charles Washburn
Steve, Medical Intern (uncredited)
John Allen Vick
Fire Captain (uncredited)
Boyd 'Red' Morgan
Krausgrill Tough (uncredited)
Dean Webber
Newsman (uncredited)
Gordon Chaplin
Fireman (uncredited)
Director
Don Siegel
Director
Robert Rubin
Assistant Director
Barry Stern
Assistant Director
Creator
Dean Riesner
Screenplay
Rita M. Fink
Screenplay
Harry Julian Fink
Screenplay
Scott Hale
Other
Harry Julian Fink
Story
Rita M. Fink
Story
