The French Connection

Der New Yorker Drogenfahnder „Popeye“ Doyle und sein Partner nehmen es mit einem internationalen Drogenring auf, der Heroin in die USA schleust.

In Marseille, an undercover police detective is following Alain Charnier, a wealthy French criminal who runs the largest heroin-smuggling syndicate in the world. The policeman is assassinated by Charnier's hitman, Pierre Nicoli. Charnier plans to smuggle $32 million worth of heroin into the United States by hiding it in the car of his unsuspecting friend, French television personality Henri Devereaux, who is traveling to New York by ship.

Baseado em uma história real, os detetives Doyle e Buddy Russo tentam desmascarar uma rede de tráfico de narcóticos e acabam descobrindo a Operação França. Quando um dos criminosos tenta matar Doyle, se inicia uma perseguição mortal que o leva muito além dos limites da cidade.

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TheTVDB.com Movie ID 2573
Status Released
Released Worldwide October 9, 1971
Runtime 104 minutes
Genres Action Crime Thriller
Original Country United States of America
Original Language English
Spoken Languages English French
Studio 20th Century Studios
Production Company 20th Century Studios D'Antoni Productions Schine-Moore Productions
Production Countries United States of America
Trailers English #TBT Trailer | 20th Century FOX
On Other Sites IMDB TheMovieDB.com
Box Office Worldwide $0 US $0
Award Nominations William Friedkin for Golden Globe Awards, Best Director – Motion Picture, 1972 (winner) Ernest Tidyman for Golden Globe Awards, Best Screenplay – Motion Picture, 1972 Academy Awards, Film Editing, 1972 (winner) Academy Awards, Cinematography, 1972 Academy Awards, Sound, 1972 William Friedkin for Academy Awards, Directing, 1972 (winner) Gene Hackman for Academy Awards, Actor in a Leading Role, 1972 (winner) Roy Scheider for Academy Awards, Actor in a Supporting Role, 1972 Ernest Tidyman for Academy Awards, Writing (Adapted Screenplay), 1972 (winner) Golden Globe Awards, Best Motion Picture – Drama, 1972 (winner) Gene Hackman for Golden Globe Awards, Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama, 1972 (winner) William Friedkin for Directors Guild of America Awards, Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Theatrical Feature Film, 1972 (winner)
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Gene Hackman
as Jimmy Doyle
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Fernando Rey
as Alain Charnier
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Eddie Egan
as Simonson
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Sonny Grosso
as Klein
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Alan Weeks
as Pusher
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Randy Jurgensen
as Police Sergeant
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Marcel Bozzuffi
as Pierre Nicoli
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Bill Hickman
as Mulderig
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Roy Scheider
as Buddy Russo
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Tony Lo Bianco
as Sal Boca
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Harold Gary
as Weinstock
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Arlene Farber
as Angie Boca
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Al Fann
as Informant
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Ernest Tidyman

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Eddie Egan
G. David Schine
Sonny Grosso

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Nicholas Sgarro

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William Friedkin

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