Coogan's Bluff (1968)

Movie Details

Original Title Coogan's Bluff

Original Language EN

Revenue $3,110,000

Status Released

Popularity 2.0

Cast

Clint Eastwood

Coogan

Popularity: 4.9

Lee J. Cobb

Lt. McElroy

Popularity: 11.6

Susan Clark

Julie Roth

Popularity: 13.9

Tisha Sterling

Linny Raven

Popularity: 7.9

Don Stroud

James Ringerman

Popularity: 13.5

Betty Field

Ellen Ringerman

Popularity: 1.9

Tom Tully

Sheriff McCrea

Popularity: 1.9

Melodie Johnson

Millie

Popularity: 3.8

James Edwards

Sgt. Jackson

Popularity: 1.0

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Rudy Diaz

Running Bear

Popularity: 4.1

David Doyle

Pushie

Popularity: 7.7

Louis Zorich

Taxi Driver

Popularity: 0.9

Key Crew

Editor Sam E. Waxman

Director Don Siegel

Screenplay Howard A. Rodman, Dean Riesner, Herman Miller

Producer Don Siegel

Executive Producer Richard E. Lyons, Clint Eastwood

Production

Universal Pictures

Malpaso Productions

Videos & Trailers

The Legendary Poolhall Fight

Clip

Coogan's Bluff (1968) Original Trailer [FHD]

Trailer

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Keywords

new york city escape fish out of water chrysler building maverick cop motorcycle chase extradition prisoner escort fugitive suspect

Reviews from TMDB

talisencrw 8/10

May 2, 2016

Early American Clint Eastwood performances, as he was testing the cinematic waters after his huge success in Leone's highly influential 'The Man with No Name' trilogy of great spaghetti westerns, are such fun to watch, as he experiments and tries out different genres, deciding what direction he want ... Read more

John Chard 7/10

Mar 5, 2019

A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do! Arizona cop Walt Coogan is sent to New York to pick up an extradited prisoner. After losing him in the city he vows to bring him in anyway he can, he may be out of his jurisdiction, he may be patronised by the big city cops, but Coogan has his own way of do ... Read more

r96sk 4/10

Nov 26, 2020

So boring. <em>'Coogan’s Bluff'</em> is a terrible film. Not even Clint Eastwood can elevate it. I'm not necessarily quick to call a film sexist, but this is pretty overtly so; especially at the beginning with women at the end of the 'jokes' - whether it be sexual assault, domestic violence or ... Read more