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Release Date:
2 October 1968 (USA)
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Tagline:
Before "Dirty Harry"... there was Coogan.
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Plot:
Coogan, an Arizona cop, is sent to New York to collect a prisoner. Everyone in New York assumes Coogan is from Texas...
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Perfect Action Movie
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| Clint Eastwood | ... | Deputy Sheriff Walt Coogan |

| Lee J. Cobb | ... | Det. Lt. McElroy, NYPD |
 | Susan Clark | ... | Julie Roth, Probation Officer |
 | Tisha Sterling | ... | Linny Raven, Ringerman's Girlfriend |
 | Don Stroud | ... | James Ringerman |
 | Betty Field | ... | Ellen Ringerman |
 | Tom Tully | ... | Sheriff McCrea, Piute County |
 | Melodie Johnson | ... | Millie, Coogan's Girlfriend |
 | James Edwards | ... | Sgt. Wallace, Stakeout Cop |

| Rudy Diaz | ... | Running Bear |
 | David Doyle | ... | Pushie, Tavern Owner (as David F. Doyle) |
 | Louis Zorich | ... | Taxi Driver |
 | Meg Myles | ... | Big Red |
 | Marjorie Bennett | ... | Mrs. Fowler, Little Old Lady |

| Seymour Cassel | ... | Joe, Young Hood |
 | John Coe | ... | Bellboy |
 | Skip Battyn | ... | Omega, Customer at Pigeon-Toed Orange Peel |
 | Albert Popwell | ... | Wonderful Digby, Customer at Pigeon-Toed Orange Peel |
 | Conrad Bain | ... | Madison Avenue Man |
 | James Gavin | ... | Ferguson |
 | Albert Henderson | ... | Desk Sergeant |
 | James McCallion | ... | Golden Hotel Room Clerk |
 | Syl Lamont | ... | Apartment Manager |
 | Jess Osuna | ... | Prison Hospital Guard |
 | Jerry Summers | ... | Good Eyes |
 | Antonia Rey | ... | Mrs. Amador |
 | Marya Henriques | ... | Go-Go Dancer at Pigeon-Toed Orange Peel |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: |
 | David Brandon | ... | Hippie Boy (uncredited) |

| Eve Brent | ... | Hooker (uncredited) |
 | Constance Davis | ... | Mother (uncredited) |
 | James Dukas | ... | Prison Hospital Doctor (uncredited) |
 | Larry Duran | ... | Zig Zag (uncredited) |
 | Andy Epper | ... | Pool Player (uncredited) |
 | George Fargo | ... | Gay Boy at Pigeon-Toed Orange Peel (uncredited) |
 | Scott Hale | ... | Dr. Scott (uncredited) |
 | Ted Jacques | ... | Detective (uncredited) |
 | James Joyce | ... | Man at Pigeon-Toed Orange Peel (uncredited) |
 | Diki Lerner | ... | Gay Boy at Pigeon-Toed Orange Peel (uncredited) |
 | James McEachin | ... | Man (uncredited) |
 | James Oliver | ... | Hip Type (uncredited) |
 | Kathleen O'Malley | ... | Woman (uncredited) |
 | Robert Osterloh | ... | Deputy (uncredited) |
 | Clifford A. Pellow | ... | Waiter (uncredited) |
 | Allen Pinson | ... | Whippy (uncredited) |
 | Doug Reid | ... | Prison Hospital Guard (uncredited) |
 | Diana Rose | ... | Psychedelic Paint Girl (uncredited) |
 | Al Ruban | ... | Detective (uncredited) |
 | Don Siegel | ... | Elevator Passenger (uncredited) |
 | Kristoffer Tabori | ... | Elevator Passenger (uncredited) |
 | Colleen Thornton | ... | Hippie Twin (uncredited) |
 | Morreen Thornton | ... | Hippie Twin (uncredited) |
 | Clark Warren | ... | Plainclothesman (uncredited) |
Crew believed to be complete
Additional Details
Runtime:
93 min
Color:
Color (Technicolor)
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1
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Sound Mix:
Mono (Westrex Recording System)
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Goofs:
Continuity: in the last few minutes of the movie, Coogan and Ringerman go to the top of the Pan Am Building to take the helicopter shuttle to the airport. Coogan says goodbye to the NYPD Lieutenant and then you see Coogan and Ringerman riding in the helicopter with scenery going by outside the window. Next you see the helicopter on the building again and Susan Clark is running to say goodbye.
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Quotes:
Julie:
Let me consult my files. I only handle young single girls.
Coogan:
Yeah... me too!
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Soundtrack:
Pigeon-Toed Orange Peel
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From the opening scenes to the end it's never boring, and often hilarious. Lee J. Cobb turns in a wonderfully wry performance, the young Susan Clark is hot as Julie the probation officer, and Tom Tully is perfect as the tough, no-nonsense Sheriff McCrea. Add to that the sights and sounds of the city in the late 1960's and the feel for the atmosphere of the times, and it's a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. I define the quality of a movie by how it makes me feel. And this one always makes me feel good. Watching Eastwood work as Deputy Sheriff Walt Coogan, with that cool Eastwood demeanor makes you realize just how hokey Dennis Weaver played the McCloud character in the TV series - while 'Coogan' inspired the series, the series certainly didn't outshine it. This one is a fun romp, and like all in the genre, not to be taken too seriously. Highly recommended.