@@kevinmalone3210 the great character actor Albert Popwell. He went on to play the pimp in Magnum Force, Big Ed Mustapha in The Enforcer, and Harry's partner Horace King in Sudden Impact. Jaffee, the hot dog vendor (played by equally great character actor Woodrow Parfrey) was also an Eastwood favorite, appearing in The Outlaw Josey Wales(the snake oil salesman) and Bronco Billy.
@@LordZontar YUP! This and the over sugared coffee scene in Sudden Impact are my favorites ! ;) Harry never really gets to enjoy his dining experiences.. :) th-cam.com/video/qoXDzsuqXFg/w-d-xo.html
Eastwood is so elegant here, the hair, the tall, fat-free but not muscly physique, the smart but not showy clothes, and above all that easy unhurried walk. Class.
I was 17, when this movie came out. Today, aged 68, I still enjoy Dirty Harry. A young, good looking Clint Eastwood. Great acting. Sadly, they don't make them like this any more.
It's funny, when I watch Gran Torino at the end when he's "shooting" all the bad guys I find myself coming back to this scene, dunno why. Greatest actor of my lifetime, I doubt there will ever be another like Clint.
@@PatrickOCnMD This movie (now) in a sense has CGI in it too, in as much that Warner Bros sadly have drenched it and the other DH movies in teal and orange grading, thus robbing it of its original color scheme. 🤢
Had? Why past tense? His most recent acting role was in Cry Macho released in 2021, and he is currently directing Juror No. 2 which he co-wrote. He is 93 now, but would you tell him to his face that his acting career is over?
I've noticed that in pretty much all his movies, either western or the Dirty Harry flicks, Clint Eastwood carries his revolver like a carpenter carries a claw hammer or a lumberjack carries an axe. It's a tool, and nothing but a tool. Every other actor waves his gun around like a magic sword. Clint just lets it hang from the end of his arm; as an extension of his arm. An exception might be James Garner in his westerns.
Just like all tools it takes training to use a revolver remember in the old west they used em for duelling fun fact the first revolvers made wear pre civil war and the first law enforcement agency to use them was the Texas Rangers they wear made by Colt
dion woollaston I live in Arizona and contrary to popular belief, there wasn't much dueling with pistols. None of this fast draw stuff. Guys just shot it out. And believe it or not, most men carried their pistol in their coat pocket. Out of sight. No holster hanging off the hip. That was called "a Spanish Rig" and it was for show-offs. For sissies. The reason why the gun was hidden in the coat pocket was that it was considered murder to shoot an unarmed man - even in the West. Most guys shot each other from ambush. And usually outside of town. Pick him out of the saddle with a carbine. Lots of quarrels were settled that way. Actually, no different than the Mob used to do.
I love how Harry delivers the line almost amused in this scene, while he later delivers it to Scorpio with absolute venom. It just shows how personal things got with Scorpio and how badly he wants him dead.
Loved how they made sure Inspector Callahan (Clint Eastwood) is still chewing on that first bite of his hot dog through most of shooting, details like that are what make good old movies "GREAT" and that smile-snicker at the end when he pulls the trigger and no shot is fired is classic.
They should have a trigger warning though. The shootings are ok but there are scenes of explicit car exhaust pollution. There were some shockers in the older cars.
@@Marvin-dg8vj that is an interesting observation Marvin!!! Yes, the older cars might have put some pollutants out, but nowhere near as bad - as a single nuclear powerplant accident which will be even more probable with the electric cars that these so-called 'green' people are trying to ram down our throats... Chernobyl, Fukushima , Goiania, Lucens, Kyshtym, Andreev Bay, Chazhma Bay, K-19 sub..... Compared to these polluters, the vehicles producing some smoke is really no big deal, as more accidents and the extremely long term after-effects in an extremely wide-spread area will result with electric vehicles , as several more nuclear powerplants will surely be built to support them....
@@exothermal.sprocket I believe there is usually someone on a movie who s charge of "continuity", i.e. to avoid the very thing you mentioned. But yeah, they miss a lot of things in my experience. Sometimes it's even the camera angle. There's also a chance to catch this stuff in 'editing and post', so maybe some directors don't want to re-do a whole scene, and just cross their fingers hoping no one will notice. HA!
Holy cow!! I was 24 years old when this movie came out, and I have watched it over the many years since. Love it! But....I never recognized "Play Misty for Me" on that theater marquee. Whoever thought of that deserves a commendation: Clint, the producer, or the director! Many thinks for pointing that out!
Yeah, I was going to mention that when I saw that clip two years ago and the phone call interrupted me and now I saw it again and saw also that you saw that as well. I got a good grin on my face when I saw that on the marquee! :-)
Want to have fun ? Shoot at old style Coca-Cola bottles with a S&W model 29, Safely of course ! I had the greatest fun with a customized S&W model 15 combat masterpiece, chambered for .38 special, everyone thought it was a Model 29, lol
This is a classic. I used to never like the old Clint Eastwood films, but grew to like the more recent ones. Buth the Dirty Harry ones are now some of my favorites. Good storyline, good acting, good everything. Not like the garbage coming out of Hollywood today.
It's not all garbage by any means Killers of the flower moon, openheimer just to name a couple plus there are some great shows on cable Tokyo vice for one and I'm not some young guy I'm 78
Was it in "The Outlaw Josey Wales" where the gunfighter leaves, then comes back. He's says, "I have to know". Clint smiles and beats him to the draw. I think that was the movie.
Depends on what you mean, Justin. In terms of cinematic artistry, probably not. But in terms of a Top-5 iconic scene ever? ABSOLUTELY. Hell, I think it could be THE most iconic movie scene ever, to be honest. The day Clint passes on (which I hope isn't for many years still), the news reports will have the 44 mag scene as the preferred lead-in.
StudSupreme And the other four... 1. Wolverine pops out his CGI claws and slices the bathroom sink in half (the theater went wild with hysterical laughter when I saw this LOLAMFAOROFL!!) in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine." 2. Hulk has existential crisis while staring at a sand dune in "Hulk." 3. Megatron is resurrected in "Tranformers: Revenge of the Fallen." 4. "Daddy would you like some sausage" from "Freddie Got Fingered."
I've seen plenty movies 🎬 through the year's and will continue; but this is still my All Time Favorite Movie 1971 "DIRTY HARRY". Never grows old for me. I watched this movie about a zillion times and still catch something that I never noticed before.
He's been laying there bleeding. I doubt he would have enough energy to grab the gun and shoot him. OK, so the gun is empty. Does that prevent Dirty Harry from kicking the weapon out of his grip? And maybe using the wrong end of the gun on the side of his head? The man's good sense warned him in time before he did something stupid.
infinitecanadian key word is "most" ppl. Not everybody acts the same when injured, especially if your body is kicking in adrenaline you basically feel numb then pain.
I remember skipping school to see this. I was a senior in high school so my friends and I considered it a ‘senior skip day.’ Good times. We could still smoke in the theater too.
@@sentero1856 everyone feels like times used to be simpler. They always have and they always will. Just find the stuff that future kids will envy, and do it.
Took me a lot of views over the years to realize that when he walks into and out of the eatery the theater in the background had "Play Misty for me" on it! Great plug!! This is still one of my all time favorite movies!!
Love Don Siegel's direction in this sequence--a non-chalant opening followed by a burst of action that isn't cut from 100 different angles every .001 seconds. You can tell what's going on and it's intense.
So you are in favor of more of this? Hong Kong is the high life compared to the slums in Brazil, China, India, etc.. So what's your genius solution Fuber? www.thesun.co.uk/news/3528156/hong-kongs-miserable-coffin-homes-are-so-tiny-the-un-says-they-are-an-insult-to-human-dignity/
Mitchell Pak in the movie If you really look at it close the firearm he's using is not the Model 29 Smith & Wesson it is a similar model 57 which shoots the 41 caliber magnum both guns compared to them side-by-side look identical in size and weight.
@@XwaD666 the up close shots yes you can see the 44 Magnum lettering but I believe that for most of the time it was the model 57 that was being used for the shooting scenes and I also have these two models the Model 29 and the model 57 you look at them side-by-side they're identical in size and in weight .
There is a lot on TH-cam about the 29-2 and its use in the film. There were several with different barrel lengths, but the main one was 6.5 inches. I have three and they are all nasty, but they do not sound like a cannon. I think that was all special effects.
You can feel the heat of that warm summer day. Love the way he just casually goes about the business still chewing his hot dog. Todays actors don’t even come close to 1% of his coolness. As a kid wanted to be like him.
I also felt the summer with all it’s memories during that specific time of the day , while he walked to the bank, sad that seems that summer joy disappeared these years
Showing Play Misty For Me at the movie theater as he's walking in , the best classic scene ever. The look on his face as he takes a bite of his hot dog and the bank alarm sounds. They don't make movies like this anymore ! 😊
That wasn't Clint's call. Though maybe a suggestion. Dirty Harry, at least part of it, was Clint's directing debut. The director was violently ill, or something, and Clint ended up directing the scene with the suicide jumper. That was the beginning of something great.
Only problem is this. The reboot would have huge SJW, BLM hidden political agendas all through it. And it would definitely paint gun owners & cops as merciless killers with an anti-2A vibe to it
my old man and I and my brother were watching a dvd of this a few years back and after this scene my pop wanted to rewind the scene to see if he actually shot six rounds...he did ...and at the end when he was chasing Scorpio he shot only five....Clint loves his details...classic movie
Thanks for that detail pal! I have watched these great films so many times! Obviously he only shot five against 'Scorpio', cos he shot him with the sixth! But Great to see so many other fans of these films! dx
I just love how Harry takes a big bite of his hotdog and then calmly chews it as he’s walking across the street shooting at the bank robbers and a moving car! Then the “well do ya punk” scene plays…one of my favorites in all the Dirty Harry movies.
Eastwood had that chrisma that not one single actor today has....coupled with the film style, quality and that incredible Schifrin score makes this film for me the greatest cop movie ever....
When I was growing up I had a great friend, Matt was his name, this was our favorite movie, I drove my mom crazy talking on the phone to him quoting that part and other parts. Those were great days, Matt left this crazy world in November, Rest In Peace my brother 🙏🙏
I come back to this scene and movie every so often and it just puts a smile on my face. Harry was my childhood hero and he still is after all these years. I thought more of him than I did Superman when it came out in the cinemas back in the day.
Awesome catch!! How many of us have seen this particular scene and never realized that! Play Misty for Me is one of my favorite Clint movies that never gets discussed.....Cheers
I just realized, after all these years, it was the same at the end. He didn't want to kill the bank robber guy, and he knew the guy would have the sense not to risk it. That's why he psyched the guy out instead of killing him. He did know that he had a bullet left with Scorpio, and he PSYCHED SCORPIO into drawing first so he could blow him away. What a great piece of storytelling.
I still remember being 12 years old watching this movie at The Broadway Theatre in Portland Oregon where I was raised. My mom came down after I watched it 3 times and dragged me out by the ear. I was a Portland cop for 35 years and had the time of my life thanks to Harry.
What has happened to San Francisco? I went there in there 1990's and could not stand all the homeless people and crime. But that was virtually zero compared to what has happened to California since then. Dirty Harry San Francisco was wonderful until the Dems wasted the place. It is so sad.
Saw this movie as an 8 year old kid leaning over the front seat with my parents at the Winchester Drive-in theater in San Jose, Ca. Few years later we moved to a small town in the mountains and they bought a movie theater. I ran the projectors for 4 years throughout high-school. Loved this movie.
Just noticed when he walks towards the diner you can see a cinema hoarding to the right down the street with an advert for the film play misty for me which is also a clint film...awesome
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Every time I see this scene, my favorite part is Harry's smile after he satisfies the bank robber's curiosity.
pjamese3 - He enjoys satisfying people's curiosity.
Where's a 7-shot .44 when you need one?
He asked for it: Hey, I gots to know.
@@kevinmalone3210 yeah man😅
@@kevinmalone3210 the great character actor Albert Popwell. He went on to play the pimp in Magnum Force, Big Ed Mustapha in The Enforcer, and Harry's partner Horace King in Sudden Impact. Jaffee, the hot dog vendor (played by equally great character actor Woodrow Parfrey) was also an Eastwood favorite, appearing in The Outlaw Josey Wales(the snake oil salesman) and Bronco Billy.
I fucking love the way he walks out there casually while pulling out his 44 and chewing his lunch. What a badass
@you hev squirrel Santa is totally real!!!!! 😡😡😡
Just another day at the office
There's a food gag in each of the Dirty Harry movies, a signature trait of the series.
He just turned 92 so now he has a bad ass ‼️🤣
@@LordZontar YUP! This and the over sugared coffee scene in Sudden Impact are my favorites ! ;) Harry never really gets to enjoy his dining experiences.. :) th-cam.com/video/qoXDzsuqXFg/w-d-xo.html
10% concise dialogue + 90% action = Dirty Harry and greatest scene ever.
"Hey, I got's to know." "You son of a b*tch."
*AGREE*
I will take it over the alternative
90% tell me superfluous dialogue and 10% show me through action
@@Euripides_Panz If a show has to rely on constant exposition, writing is bad.
Eastwood is so elegant here, the hair, the tall, fat-free but not muscly physique, the smart but not showy clothes, and above all that easy unhurried walk. Class.
beware the antichrist nusollini
You should ask him out 😮
@@dirtyscoundrel2013
Ja ja ja maybe going to the cinema, and later a Hot dog, oh wait!!!
@@marcotrujillo7364 lol don't forget your Smith & Wesson model 29
@@dirtyscoundrel2013
Ja ja, hey Clint, do you wanna go out with me? well, Do you punk???
Salute from Spain
Damm. San Francisco circa 1971, even with BANK ROBBERS, was downright cheerful compared to 2021
It would be if this scene was actually filmed in San Francisco. This is the Warner Brother Studios Backlot in Los Angeles.
If robbers were caught in the act today, in San Francisco, the cops would have to apologize to the crooks and buy them a hot dog.
@@danmcn61 no the cops would pump them full of lead without even issuing a warning.
Don't worry. Nancy Pelosi loves you.
If any cop shot a criminal in San Francisco today, you'd get thousands of BLM peacefully looting stores across America.
I was 17, when this movie came out. Today, aged 68, I still enjoy Dirty Harry. A young, good looking Clint Eastwood. Great acting. Sadly, they don't make them like this any more.
Me too, I was that age also when it came out. Now movies are filled with CGI and special effects. They truly don't make them like this anymore.
It's funny, when I watch Gran Torino at the end when he's "shooting" all the bad guys I find myself coming back to this scene, dunno why. Greatest actor of my lifetime, I doubt there will ever be another like Clint.
@@PatrickOCnMD This movie (now) in a sense has CGI in it too, in as much that Warner Bros sadly have drenched it and the other DH movies in teal and orange grading, thus robbing it of its original color scheme. 🤢
Got that right brother!
Clint is great as ever.
Clint Eastwood just had so much presence in these films. A true legend and a total badass.
Had? Why past tense?
His most recent acting role was in Cry Macho released in 2021, and he is currently directing Juror No. 2 which he co-wrote.
He is 93 now, but would you tell him to his face that his acting career is over?
Huh, I didn't see him open any presents
Dirty Harry and The French Connection both released during 1971 what a year for movies.
Yeah, isn't that the truth! There's no one even close in today's Hollywood like Clint Eastwood or Gene Hackman.😸
Play Misty For Me was showing at the theatre.
@@nigelwyn Clint's first movie as a director.
This movie is 50 years old next year and blows the doors off of any film made today. A true classic.
That is hard to believe. I didn't think I was that freakin old. Where has the time gone? That scene always makes me smile.
Yeah well most of today's film doors are made out of tin foil, gay glue and hollywood ass wipes so not much of a challenge really.
Absolutely,the best movie ever,at least in my book.Saw it in the theatres when i was a kid,I was never the same.
@@contender730 speaking of where has the time gone. Clint Eastwood is 91 years old
Hollywood today is not even 1% of that old classic one
I've noticed that in pretty much all his movies, either western or the Dirty Harry flicks, Clint Eastwood carries his revolver like a carpenter carries a claw hammer or a lumberjack carries an axe. It's a tool, and nothing but a tool. Every other actor waves his gun around like a magic sword. Clint just lets it hang from the end of his arm; as an extension of his arm. An exception might be James Garner in his westerns.
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Just like all tools it takes training to use a revolver remember in the old west they used em for duelling fun fact the first revolvers made wear pre civil war and the first law enforcement agency to use them was the Texas Rangers they wear made by Colt
dion woollaston I live in Arizona and contrary to popular belief, there wasn't much dueling with pistols. None of this fast draw stuff. Guys just shot it out. And believe it or not, most men carried their pistol in their coat pocket. Out of sight. No holster hanging off the hip. That was called "a Spanish Rig" and it was for show-offs. For sissies. The reason why the gun was hidden in the coat pocket was that it was considered murder to shoot an unarmed man - even in the West. Most guys shot each other from ambush. And usually outside of town. Pick him out of the saddle with a carbine. Lots of quarrels were settled that way. Actually, no different than the Mob used to do.
I love how Harry delivers the line almost amused in this scene, while he later delivers it to Scorpio with absolute venom. It just shows how personal things got with Scorpio and how badly he wants him dead.
Loved how they made sure Inspector Callahan (Clint Eastwood) is still chewing on that first bite of his hot dog through most of shooting, details like that are what make good old movies "GREAT" and that smile-snicker at the end when he pulls the trigger and no shot is fired is classic.
And no ketchup on that hot dog either. Clint doesn't do ketchup.
@@danmcn61 Nor do Chicagoans!
Just so great, no computer effects, just great writing and acting. So glad I grew up with this stuff.
No computer effects, just a huge cable coming off of the back of the car, helping it turn on its side.
just my kind of thoughts........
@@jeffreytackett3922 They should have edited-out that cable, as well as not having Harry repeat his "powerful handgun" speech at the end.
Amen to that. I grew up watching Dirty Harry movies, and so did my kids.
@@None-zc5vg it’s SF. Lots of vehicles up there are cable hauled. Nothing wrong there 🤣🤣
This has to be one of the most memorable scenes, ever, to come out in the movie theatres... Absolutely iconic....
They should have a trigger warning though.
The shootings are ok but there are scenes of explicit car exhaust pollution.
There were some shockers in the older cars.
@@Marvin-dg8vj that is an interesting observation Marvin!!! Yes, the older cars might have put some pollutants out, but nowhere near as bad - as a single nuclear powerplant accident which will be even more probable with the electric cars that these so-called 'green' people are trying to ram down our throats... Chernobyl, Fukushima , Goiania, Lucens, Kyshtym, Andreev Bay, Chazhma Bay, K-19 sub..... Compared to these polluters, the vehicles producing some smoke is really no big deal, as more accidents and the extremely long term after-effects in an extremely wide-spread area will result with electric vehicles , as several more nuclear powerplants will surely be built to support them....
'Dirty Harry'. Still in my Top Five. Love the perp's last line: Son of a bitch. I woulda said the same.
4:12 pulls the hammer back to single-action
4:15 pulls the trigger on double-action.
NOW HOW COULD SO MANY PEOPLE MISS THIS MOVIE-MAKING MISTAKE?
@@exothermal.sprocket I believe there is usually someone on a movie who s charge of "continuity", i.e. to avoid the very thing you mentioned. But yeah, they miss a lot of things in my experience. Sometimes it's even the camera angle.
There's also a chance to catch this stuff in 'editing and post', so maybe some directors don't want to re-do a whole scene, and just cross their fingers hoping no one will notice. HA!
The world would be a lot safer if we had more "Dirty Harry's" walking around. Damn I love this movie.
lol stop
The sound of dial telephone takes me back
😂😂😂 so true..
love the fact that he is still chewing his hot dog as he walks around...
"Halt !!"
You got to love the smile at the end ....' fooled you nigga ' and the brother is saying ' you motherfucka ' ..classic scene
yeah i was thinking about that, he's as cool as ice
With no ketchup on his hot dog...
oldrocker74 anyone who put's ketchup on their hotdog should have their arse removed
Love the marquee, “Play Misty For Me.” Nice touch.
Holy cow!! I was 24 years old when this movie came out, and I have watched it over the many years since. Love it! But....I never recognized "Play Misty for Me" on that theater marquee. Whoever thought of that deserves a commendation: Clint, the producer, or the director! Many thinks for pointing that out!
Wow!!! I didn’t even see that, thanks, I just saw play misty for me about 10 years ago for the first time, another good one.
Donna Mills😮Hottie😂❤❤❤
Play Misty for me is shown at 0:12
Yeah, I was going to mention that when I saw that clip two years ago and the phone call interrupted me and now I saw it again and saw also that you saw that as well. I got a good grin on my face when I saw that on the marquee! :-)
This dirty Harry scene is better than most CGI movies today..
You got that right.
@@jackquillman7680 I gots to know!
@edwardcricchio6106 😂 Harry should have just wasted him anyway
They're completely different in every way, and should be.... but definitely make that comparison as if you discovered something clever.
Better than most? I'd go with "all."
There's nothing produced today that comes even close to these old masterpieces.
another troll
@@evanfinch4987 Correct, you trolls are produced at an alarming rate. And the phenomena didn't even exist back then.
I love the raw grit of 70s films.
Watching Harry blasting the robbers with that hand cannon never gets old.
Want to have fun ?
Shoot at old style Coca-Cola bottles with a S&W model 29,
Safely of course !
I had the greatest fun with a customized S&W model 15 combat masterpiece, chambered for .38 special, everyone thought it was a Model 29, lol
This is a classic. I used to never like the old Clint Eastwood films, but grew to like the more recent ones. Buth the Dirty Harry ones are now some of my favorites. Good storyline, good acting, good everything. Not like the garbage coming out of Hollywood today.
It's not all garbage by any means Killers of the flower moon, openheimer just to name a couple plus there are some great shows on cable Tokyo vice for one and I'm not some young guy I'm 78
There are 5 Dirty Harry movies.
"I got's ta know." Great, memorable movie line.
Made famous by character actor Albert Popwell, who appeared in three other "Dirty Harry" movies with Clint.
Was it in "The Outlaw Josey Wales" where the gunfighter leaves, then comes back. He's says, "I have to know". Clint smiles and beats him to the draw. I think that was the movie.
What's even more badass is that Harry does all this while looking slick in a tweed suit jacket, black tie & burgundy vest.
The trousers ended up being a total loss though
….and chewing his hot dog.
Don't mess with Harry, he went back to finish his dog
Gotsta have that Hang Ten shirt!!
Indeed it is.
One of the 5 great scenes in film history
Buzzards gotta eat. Same as worms.
Depends on what you mean, Justin. In terms of cinematic artistry, probably not. But in terms of a Top-5 iconic scene ever? ABSOLUTELY. Hell, I think it could be THE most iconic movie scene ever, to be honest.
The day Clint passes on (which I hope isn't for many years still), the news reports will have the 44 mag scene as the preferred lead-in.
Disagree. It's awesome.
StudSupreme
And the other four...
1. Wolverine pops out his CGI claws and slices the bathroom sink in half (the theater went wild with hysterical laughter when I saw this LOLAMFAOROFL!!) in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine."
2. Hulk has existential crisis while staring at a sand dune in "Hulk."
3. Megatron is resurrected in "Tranformers: Revenge of the Fallen."
4. "Daddy would you like some sausage" from "Freddie Got Fingered."
I absolutely agree. One of the top 5, hands down
These movies set a standard that has been tried but never surpassed, cinema gold, the hero everybody really wishes for
I've seen plenty movies 🎬 through the year's and will continue; but this is still my All Time Favorite Movie 1971 "DIRTY HARRY". Never grows old for me. I watched this movie about a zillion times and still catch something that I never noticed before.
One of the greatest scenes by one of the greatest actors ever, no-one will ever come close.
Along with, I need your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle!
Dry sense of humour.....but hey!........that's my type of ........
Undertaker did a pretty good job with this scene too.
yep, cool!! but mcqueen and newman were cool too...(good old days)
Mitchum
"I gotz to know"
He should've went for it !
He's been laying there bleeding. I doubt he would have enough energy to grab the gun and shoot him. OK, so the gun is empty. Does that prevent Dirty Harry from kicking the weapon out of his grip? And maybe using the wrong end of the gun on the side of his head? The man's good sense warned him in time before he did something stupid.
Clint is such a humane and nice guy.. he let bad guy know..
tenhirankei You know, it's kinda strange that he wasn't holding his arm where he had been wounded. Most people do that if they are hurt and bleeding.
infinitecanadian key word is "most" ppl. Not everybody acts the same when injured, especially if your body is kicking in adrenaline you basically feel numb then pain.
Can you imagine how stunned the audience were during the original premiere when Harry delivered his "Do I feel lucky" monologue?
I was just thinking that! Minds must have been blown.
San Francisco in 1971 - those were the good ol' way back in the days. 💝
I remember skipping school to see this. I was a senior in high school so my friends and I considered it a ‘senior skip day.’ Good times. We could still smoke in the theater too.
It upsets me I missed some simpler times.
@@sentero1856 everyone feels like times used to be simpler. They always have and they always will. Just find the stuff that future kids will envy, and do it.
@@dougspidermanhappy 💯
You lived in a better time
Surprised you are still alive smoking those cancer sticks.I am 58 never touched the crap
The same line...later in the film...is filled with anger. Amazing acting.
Took me a lot of views over the years to realize that when he walks into and out of the eatery the theater in the background had "Play Misty for me" on it! Great plug!! This is still one of my all time favorite movies!!
There will never be anything as cool as this.
When robbing banks, always make sure Clint Eastwood isn't in the nearby vicinity.
Or don't do it during lunch time.
Clint Eastwood would never be in a modern police force, thanks to black lives matters getting him fired years ago.
Eating a Hot Dog :)
@@1sick88lx1 yup with that too😅👍
How could see him he was eating in the restaurant
Love how he casually strolls into the street. Cannon in hand.
...and not wearing his shield.
It's a lot easier to "casually stroll" when you know the shit ain't real.
@@aqibejaz7253 Hahaha so true 😂
With shotgun pellets in his leg ...doesn't even Limp ?! C' mon
@David Schiltz, I took a Ak-47 round thru the meaty part of my right thigh in Iraq, and at first didn’t limp. It’s called adrenaline
Perhaps the greatest Movie scene ever, perhaps the Greatest scene ever!!!
The coolest man to ever have lived 🇬🇧
Probably the most iconic movie scene ever.
A film that will NEVER get a re-make.
@@ricoz2016 That's right because Noone can pull it off anywhere as good as Eastwood.
We need Dirty Harry now 👍
That man shows up as a gangsta, bank robber, & buddy cop partner. His roles have No Ends.
Love Don Siegel's direction in this sequence--a non-chalant opening followed by a burst of action that isn't cut from 100 different angles every .001 seconds. You can tell what's going on and it's intense.
Most underrated television quote of all time?
"...Oh Shit..."
Solaris he is sad he couldnt finish the hot dog
Film, not TV. 🙄
God, I wish I could go back to the good old days
Yeah, well, many people weren't there for long. It's always been a dangerous world thanks to our preoccupation with trying to get away with evil.
I love that the cinema's showing Play Misty For Me.
Which Eastwood directed.
The only thing phony about this scene is there are empty parking spaces on a San Francisco street
There are too many people in the world. FREE AND VOLUNTARY STERILIZATIONS is the only answer!!!
+bluenetmarketing
You should be first in line
So you are in favor of more of this? Hong Kong is the high life compared to the slums in Brazil, China, India, etc.. So what's your genius solution Fuber? www.thesun.co.uk/news/3528156/hong-kongs-miserable-coffin-homes-are-so-tiny-the-un-says-they-are-an-insult-to-human-dignity/
James Mason "well what difference does it make?"
now that was funny
The sound made by that .44 is an all-time classic.
Mitchell Pak in the movie If you really look at it close the firearm he's using is not the Model 29 Smith & Wesson it is a similar model 57 which shoots the 41 caliber magnum both guns compared to them side-by-side look identical in size and weight.
That's a myth. It's a Model 29. They had to contact S&W directly.
@@garyquail5075 There's a scene where you can see "44 Magnum" on the barrel.
@@XwaD666 the up close shots yes you can see the 44 Magnum lettering but I believe that for most of the time it was the model 57 that was being used for the shooting scenes and I also have these two models the Model 29 and the model 57 you look at them side-by-side they're identical in size and in weight .
There is a lot on TH-cam about the 29-2 and its use in the film. There were several with different barrel lengths, but the main one was 6.5 inches. I have three and they are all nasty, but they do not sound like a cannon. I think that was all special effects.
"Play Misty for me" in the theatre lol.
White, black, pink, or purple whatever your color you have to admit that is one classic scenes and dialog.
Clint is over 90 y.o. and more of a badass now than half of today's action stars.
This movie was 50 years ago and Clint Eastwood is still alive until now. Damn.
91 years young this past May (born 5/31/1930)! May you live to be 1000 years old, Clint!
Rite on
@@lumpylumpy3931 Groovy man !
Damn, Dirty Harry was a badass!
Just a man and his hotdog, taking out the trash. Clint Eastwood. Forever amazing.
You can feel the heat of that warm summer day. Love the way he just casually goes about the business still chewing his hot dog.
Todays actors don’t even come close to 1% of his coolness. As a kid wanted to be like him.
I also felt the summer with all it’s memories during that specific time of the day , while he walked to the bank, sad that seems that summer joy disappeared these years
No ketchup either🌭
Even when he sees he's been clipped it don't matter!
As a 61 year old I still do :)
San Francisco? Summer heat? Hahahahahaha
I love how he was walking casually across the fire hydrant like a badass.
Hands down..
The best actor of the 20th century..
Clint will be a legend in 200 years time..
The good old days.
Showing Play Misty For Me at the movie theater as he's walking in , the best classic scene ever. The look on his face as he takes a bite of his hot dog and the bank alarm sounds. They don't make movies like this anymore ! 😊
Yeh just noticed it too, when your CLINT you can do ANYTHING!!!!!!
That movie and this one, which I think he had equity interest in, made him rich as I recall reading.
Was about to point out the movie sign myself, nice touch of humor....
eating a Hamburger in Magnum Force at the airport when trouble broke out
That wasn't Clint's call. Though maybe a suggestion. Dirty Harry, at least part of it, was Clint's directing debut. The director was violently ill, or something, and Clint ended up directing the scene with the suicide jumper. That was the beginning of something great.
We need more Dirty Harry especially in these present times.
Only problem is this. The reboot would have huge SJW, BLM hidden political agendas all through it. And it would definitely paint gun owners & cops as merciless killers with an anti-2A vibe to it
And less therapists and girly-men
This has to be in the top 10 movie scenes of all time!
It never gets old does it !...Pure Classic...
my old man and I and my brother were watching a dvd of this a few years back and after this scene my pop wanted to rewind the scene to see if he actually shot six rounds...he did ...and at the end when he was chasing Scorpio he shot only five....Clint loves his details...classic movie
Thanks for that detail pal! I have watched these great films so many times! Obviously he only shot five against 'Scorpio', cos he shot him with the sixth! But Great to see so many other fans of these films! dx
Clint didn't write it, he just had a great role given to him that almost went to Steve McQueen but he refused it
@@1983jblack - I also heard they offer the role to Frank Sinatra also and he turned it down.
"Hey, I gots to know". Great dialog, great story line, and great acting make a movie great, not lazy CGI.
The black actor showed up in "Sudden Impact" as well. He played a cop that time.
I just love how Harry takes a big bite of his hotdog and then calmly chews it as he’s walking across the street shooting at the bank robbers and a moving car! Then the “well do ya punk” scene plays…one of my favorites in all the Dirty Harry movies.
the final thirty seconds of the clip the most iconic in movie history
1:53 I love that a chunk of hot dog bun flies out of his mouth when he yells "halt!"
Perhaps the most famous quote in any film.
Eastwood had that chrisma that not one single actor today has....coupled with the film style, quality and that incredible Schifrin score makes this film for me the greatest cop movie ever....
I love how he 100% knows it doesn't matter since it cycles to the next round, all but guaranteeing it being empty.
Nothing better than a Dirty Harry Movie. One of the greatest movie stars of all time. Love Clint Eastwood
When I was growing up I had a great friend, Matt was his name, this was our favorite movie, I drove my mom crazy talking on the phone to him quoting that part and other parts. Those were great days, Matt left this crazy world in November, Rest In Peace my brother 🙏🙏
This film so much more stylish and artful direction than the subsequent vehicles....
San Francisco needs harry now
I come back to this scene and movie every so often and it just puts a smile on my face. Harry was my childhood hero and he still is after all these years. I thought more of him than I did Superman when it came out in the cinemas back in the day.
@you hev squirrel We can pretend though eh? Growing up is boring, there's more to life my friend.
@you hev squirrel Amazing advice from someone who purposely chose you hev squirrel as a username- go on with your bad self !
A huge smile.....enough said!
We need a hundred guys like this hanging around retail stores in San Francisco doing this.
I just noticed that Play Misty For Me is on the theatre billboard........
Me too! And I have seen this scene at least 100 times.
I was going to say the same thing.
Perhaps it was secretly added after the clip was viewed 50,000 times.
lol, saw your comment after I wrote mine.
Awesome catch!! How many of us have seen this particular scene and never realized that! Play Misty for Me is one of my favorite Clint movies that never gets discussed.....Cheers
One of the best actors ever
My favorite scene from my favorite movie!!!😊
He didn't "lose track" - he lied. He knew he was out of bullets.
He always knows. He's the big cat. Plays with his food :D
I just realized, after all these years, it was the same at the end. He didn't want to kill the bank robber guy, and he knew the guy would have the sense not to risk it. That's why he psyched the guy out instead of killing him. He did know that he had a bullet left with Scorpio, and he PSYCHED SCORPIO into drawing first so he could blow him away. What a great piece of storytelling.
Always ask yourself "is she still loaded?"
"I gotz to know"
Ya think?
Clint Eastwood and Charles Bronson. My favourites from those days!
Steve McQueen ?
One of the best scenes in all movies.
Can we bring some of this back, please!!!
Never be another like Clint. One of the greats!!!
I still remember being 12 years old watching this movie at The Broadway Theatre in Portland Oregon where I was raised. My mom came down after I watched it 3 times and dragged me out by the ear. I was a Portland cop for 35 years and had the time of my life thanks to Harry.
Thank you for your service.
What has happened to San Francisco? I went there in there 1990's and could not stand all the homeless people and crime. But that was virtually zero compared to what has happened to California since then. Dirty Harry San Francisco was wonderful until the Dems wasted the place. It is so sad.
Cool story
I hope during your career you didn't have to deal with any Ms. Grays (like in The Enforcer) or any captains who needed a five point suppository. LOL!
Too bad what Portland has turned into.
Saw this movie as an 8 year old kid leaning over the front seat with my parents at the Winchester Drive-in theater in San Jose, Ca. Few years later we moved to a small town in the mountains and they bought a movie theater. I ran the projectors for 4 years throughout high-school. Loved this movie.
AH! The good ole' days!
Such a great scene from a great American film with one of the best lines in movie history.
Never get tired seeing Eastwood delivering his trademark lines with that giant gun.... What a classic.
"I gots to know" villain actor, got to play a detective in later Harry movies...
And a killer pimp in Magnum Force... Remember?
I think he was also Big Ed Mustafa in the Enforcer. He was a detective in Sudden Impact.
cleaned up his act, got out and became a cop
Albert Popwell. R.I.P.
JAMF
Let’s sign a petition to make Clint Eastwood immortal.
Imagine the direction this movie takes if Harry did lose track in the all the excitement and blew this guy’s head clean off.
LOL
An iconic classic scene that can never be bettered!
Golden age of movie making. Clint Eastwood just iconic. As good a movie today as it was then 🇮🇪🇮🇪👌
The music in the diner is so cool , dirty harry music
One of the best scenes ever put to film.
Stopped a robbery while eating a hot dog? Nice.
Robbers didn't even have the courtesy to let him finish his hotdog.
CBright7831 the best part was he never stop chewing the piece that he was chewing.
And if you notice he did not put ketchup on the hot dog.
@@WakanaGojoAE86 "Nobody... I mean Nobody... puts ketchup on a hotdog"
@@muddershmucker7374 finally someone replied . Thanks🤗 And yes I was waiting for that line.
Never gets old.
Just noticed when he walks towards the diner you can see a cinema hoarding to the right down the street with an advert for the film play misty for me which is also a clint film...awesome
Nothin sweeter than the sound of that 44 magnum firing.
yes there is. the feel of it in your hand
Pay attention to the sweet, mechanical click as he cocks the hammer. First time i heard that click, i knew my body could efficiently reproduce.
@@123Jokkmokk123 lmao 357. Would like to talk to you
@@123Jokkmokk123 LMAO
@@babayaga1767 and if you think the .44's sound and feel is good. Try the .454 Casull