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- Kojak’s First Episode! A young Harvey Keitel plays one of the armed robbers who end up taking hostages in a store that also has a seriously injured cop!
From Season 1 Episode 1 'Siege of Terror' - Kojak has two hours to free the hostages of three thieves (Harvey Keitel, James J. Sloyan, Jude Farese) in an Army surplus store.
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The positions of those snipers are hilarious..lol.
Like they won't slide down the roof after firing...lol
Ehm no...and im a pro with 200 kills confirmed.
@@lennarthagen3638 This is real life not Call of Duty
Harvey ALWAYS has a handkerchief for sweat, in almost every movie he's in.
Hah! I knew it. The shot cop on the floor is actor David Proval, a.k.a. Richie Aprile from THE SOPRANOS. This episode is called SIEGE OF TERROR.
I'd know those Manson lamps anywhere.
David Proval and Harvey Keitel were in Mean Streets together.
It's just a stutter step
Good catch!!
@@jameshouston4644its a good $10.
Harvey Keitel is a living legend. Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, Pulp Fiction, The Irishman, the list goes on. Total BAMF
Bugsy!
Reservoir Dogs
Bad Lieutenant
Clockers, which I consider his best performance.
'The Wolf' when he was just a pup.
Love these old shows...they served as the training ground for a great generation of actors, like The Twilight Zone and some of the other great 1960's shows helped a future generation of stars--and some veteran actors as well!
Man, Harvey was perfect to play the perfectly disgusting BAD LIEUTENANT!!! I loved him as 'The Cleaner' in Pulp Fiction even more.
You're calling the Wolf?!?
"its a 30 Minute drive, be there in 10"!
"Get me a beer. . . Make it a tall boy". Haha Bad Lieutenant, my FAVORITE MOVIE. Must have seen it 25 times. . .practically memorized the whole thing. Love, love, LOVE HARVEY!
@@ryansettani9189 9 minutes 54 seconds later
Greatest cop ever the bad lieutenant
The 4th of July, Mom's apple pie, she's a HOOKAH!
I guess Crocker was pretty green then, huh? 😆
@@erniebuchinski3614 Oh yeah, real green.......Kojak knew everything .
Rip norm
Man! Kojak was the coolest cop show of the era.
The cop on the floor is Richie Aprile from the sopranos !!
Also, David Proval's first major role was with Keitel in Mean Streets!
I thought so. Thx for confirming
Toestubber killer movie ! Deniro shines as well
@@ehub3412 And Dr Melfi's ex-Husband.
@@naysayer1238 Funny because Keitel was Lorraine Bracco’s (Melfi) real ex.
Richie! always on the floor shot 🤣
"This is Lieutenant Kojak!...I want to come in the store and have a talk!...I'm alone and unarmed!".
Kojak was the fkn man
Great camera work!
Literally watched more than half of this not realizing Richie aprile is laying on the ground lol
He and Keitel were in Mean Streets.
Thanks for Uploading.
I never got watch this show as a kid, but I definitely would now if they streamed it on Netflix or Amazon prime. I almost think Kojak could go toe to toe with Vic Mackie.
Or even Mr. Mackey from "South Park". 😆
Wow very good video quality. Is it upscaled or something?
Old sitcoms were shot largely using 35mm. Movies even "larger", in full format not mm number. If you were to play them directly, the resolution is much better than today's 1080p. Kinescope technology is what made the images "bad". It was a copy of a copy. The problem now is finding the originals to translate over. With 3 camera sitcom shoots, you had multiple cameras to manually splice. And thats why they used kinescope. Quintin Tarantino is a big advocate for still using large format film instead of digital. In fact for "The Hateful Eight" he would choose select theaters to convert over to the older full format projectors so you could view it in full full-frame.
Awesome clip had to subscribe after watching it
"I mean how old do you think that black girl was??? 20....maybe 21????"
"If she hadn't done what I told her not to do... den she'd still be alive"
omg it's Richie Aprile! I knew I've seen those Manson lamps somewhere.
Who luvs ya Baby?
man, kojak is smooth!
It's amazing how a this serie was a nebula for nre generation of big stars
Plot obviously based on the "Dog Day Afternoon" robbery, two years before that film came out.
Ehnnn..maybe..maybe not. This kind of crime was prevalent in the 70s. (hostages, hijackings, demands for airplanes etc etc...)
Dog Day was a reflection of that time. This episode may have been independently a reflection of it too. Not too mention the countless other films and TV episodes with this type of scenario.
@@electrolytics never, never are you invited for movie night
@@electrolytics But Dog Day was a TRUE story.
@@stellarocquie7957 Ok that doesn't change anything.
I wish I could’ve been a cop back in the 70s
The absolute best time to be a street-level police officer in the United States would have been between 1965 and 2000, with the "prime rib" of those years being 1972 to 1992. Earlier if you think suspects need some time getting a massage with a hose, a bright light, and no lawyer. I mean, not judging. Best to have retirement before 2015 or so, but with at least a decent amount of time in command ranks (LT/CAPT/CDR), maybe semi-retirement as a rural police chief.
This time frame is when police tactics evolved greatly, the action was more black-and-white, a level of "street justice" could be applied over an arrest or citation, officers had more independence, and were of generally better quality. It's also when things were becoming more violent, but, police were permitted more leeway in dealing with it - everything from special units with special tactics, to under cover work, and outright "dirtier play" than the criminals.
3:53 That's James Sloyan, the voice of Lexus!
And several Star Trek appearances.
Harvey was great in the episode.
I'm pretty sure Mr. Clocks was none other than James Sloyan, who played several roles in the Star Trek franchise.
It's not every day you get to come home from work with a free clock.
Harvey Keitel was hot.
Is the injured cop David proval who played Richie aprile on sopranos?
yes it is
Harvey KIetel when he was young.
From what I remember all the older ladies when I was a kid thought Kojak was handsome
I assume by the pristine HD picture that this show is on BLU-RAY now?
I didn't see Janice in this scene.
nope but i seen the jacket
She got on the bus
This show never went into reruns.
harveys not actually italian hes jewish. for some reason hes just very good at playing italian characters like james caan and debi mazar. in contrast his ex lorraine bracco played a jewish character in goodfellas and she is italian.
Both Keitel and Caan were born in NYC....I'm sure they were around plenty of Italian folks in their younger days. I think Caan was born in the Bronx and grew up in Queens.
@@KClouisville debi mazar is also from queens
Richie Aprile is a cop! I knew it.
Mr White
This is how Joe found out about Mr White
Harvey Harvey Harvey..when u ever gonna learn
So that's what happened to Rocky, Afterwards he moved to Philly and got job pummling hanging sides of beef which led to boxing.
Thanks for everything Harvey! Here’s a little something for fun: th-cam.com/video/3nsvGkkrh6w/w-d-xo.html
Dog Day Kojak
Winston Wolf...Pulling jobs as a kid.
Kojak cameras went into production immediately...brand failed because instant pictures from the camera only produced a list of suspects.
Dog Day Kojack.
David Proval
Figured it out when Kojak gave him the JAAACK-ET to rest his weary Manson lamps on.
what's this Dog Day on a budget?
You and your mamala...who loves you baby ?
Who typecasts ya, baby?
The Cop on the floor is Al Pacino
You would make a great comedienne! Wait... ARE you a comedienne???
unnited state plaque
I don't think he "guest stars" if he's not a star yet.
Who Loves Ya Baby?
Gceyt
Harvey has a plan, he's going to a place called Monster Joe's Truck and Tow.
Monster Joe and his daughter Raquel are sympathetic to his dilemma.
Wow Harvey looked so young lol