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Popeye Doyle viaja a Marsella para encontrar a Alain Charnier, el traficante de drogas que lo eludió en Nueva York.Popeye Doyle viaja a Marsella para encontrar a Alain Charnier, el traficante de drogas que lo eludió en Nueva York.Popeye Doyle viaja a Marsella para encontrar a Alain Charnier, el traficante de drogas que lo eludió en Nueva York.
- Nominada a1 premio BAFTA
- 3 nominaciones en total
Philippe Léotard
- Jacques
- (as Philippe Leotard)
Jean-Pierre Castaldi
- Raoul
- (as Jean - Pierre Castaldi)
Malek Kateb
- Algerian Chief
- (as Malek Eddine)
Jean-Pierre Zola
- Dumpy Policeman
- (as Jean - Pierre Zola)
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- TriviaDoyle's memorable cry of "Mickey Mantle sucks!" during the cold turkey sequence was the source of much trouble for the film makers and their legal department. Producer Robert L. Rosen had to track down Mickey Mantle to obtain his permission for the reference. After a long phone call, Rosen flew out to Mantle's home in Dallas with a print of the film, which was screened for him and his lawyer. When Gene Hackman uttered the line, Mantle surprised Rosen not only by roaring with laughter but also insisting that they watch the rest of the film because both he and his lawyer were enjoying it so much. Mantle later happily signed a release waiver and the line stayed in the film.
- ErroresIn the first bar scene, Popeye Doyle eats an egg that changes from partially eaten to whole again and back again while he tries to talk to the French girls.
- Citas
Jimmy Doyle: Jack Daniel's.
French Barkeeper: Jacques qui?
Jimmy Doyle: Jackie, yeah, Jackie Daniel's.
French Barkeeper: ?
Jimmy Doyle: Scotch, right there, El Scotcho.
French Barkeeper: Whisky?
Jimmy Doyle: Here we go.
French Barkeeper: Avec glace? (With ice?)
Jimmy Doyle: Yeah, in a glass.
- Créditos curiososOpening credits prologue: MARSEILLES
- Versiones alternativasGerman theatrical and VHS releases were marginally cut to secure the "not under 16" rating from the FSK. Later releases, starting with the DVD era, all such cuts were waived.
- ConexionesFeatured in Making the Connection: Untold Stories of 'The French Connection' (2001)
- Bandas sonorasLa Marseillaise
(uncredited)
Music by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle
Performed by the Band during the money exchange
Opinión destacada
Enjoyable film
I am Robin Moore, the author of The French Connection. I was paid the film rights for The French Connection, was on the set during the filming and at the Oscars when the award was presented.
When I was writing the French Connection Sonny Grosso and Eddie Eagan came down to Jamaica to my Blue Lagoon. While they were there Barry Sadler and his wife, Lavonia, joined us. Barry and I had written The Ballad of The Green Berets a few years previously.
I enjoyed The French Connection II, however, I spent a lot of time trying to get paid, but never succeeded. Sad. After the French Connection II came out a lawyer in NY got me to sign the rights to The French Connection over to his law firm so I wouldn't be able to get any money from anything that came after The French Connection. We writers are always getting burnt by the film industry!
I last saw Sonny Grosso in NY a couple of years ago. I took the two emergency cops (the ones who raised the flag at The World Trade Centre) to meet Sonny and they gave him a copy of their DVD.
ROBIN MOORE...
Robin Moore...
When I was writing the French Connection Sonny Grosso and Eddie Eagan came down to Jamaica to my Blue Lagoon. While they were there Barry Sadler and his wife, Lavonia, joined us. Barry and I had written The Ballad of The Green Berets a few years previously.
I enjoyed The French Connection II, however, I spent a lot of time trying to get paid, but never succeeded. Sad. After the French Connection II came out a lawyer in NY got me to sign the rights to The French Connection over to his law firm so I wouldn't be able to get any money from anything that came after The French Connection. We writers are always getting burnt by the film industry!
I last saw Sonny Grosso in NY a couple of years ago. I took the two emergency cops (the ones who raised the flag at The World Trade Centre) to meet Sonny and they gave him a copy of their DVD.
ROBIN MOORE...
Robin Moore...
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- Rmoore31
- 2 dic 2006
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- Presupuesto
- USD 4,340,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 12,484,444
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 12,484,444
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 59 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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By what name was French Connection II (1975) officially released in Canada in French?
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