Coogan's Bluff (1968) |
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| Director(s) | Don Siegel |
| Producer(s) | Don Siegel, Richard E. Lyons |
| Top Genres | Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller/Suspense |
Featured Cast of Coogan's Bluff See More »
Clint Eastwood
(as Coogan)
Lee J. Cobb
(as Lt. McElroy)
Susan Clark
(as Julie)
Betty Field
(as Mrs. Ringerman)
Tom Tully
(as Sheriff McCrea)
James Edwards
(as Sgt. Jackson)
Marjorie Bennett
(as Mrs. Fowler)
Seymour Cassel
(as Young Hood)
Coogan's Bluff Overview:
Coogan's Bluff (1968) was a Action - Crime Film directed by Don Siegel and produced by Don Siegel and Richard E. Lyons.
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Coogan's Bluff Quotes:
Golden Hotel Room Clerk:
Room 304. That'll be $7 in advance.
Coogan: The sign says $5.
Golden Hotel Room Clerk: $7 without luggage.
[Coogan places breifcase on desk]
Golden Hotel Room Clerk: That ain't luggage.
Coogan: There's a cab driver in this town that'll give you an argument.
Coogan: The sign says $5.
Golden Hotel Room Clerk: $7 without luggage.
[Coogan places breifcase on desk]
Golden Hotel Room Clerk: That ain't luggage.
Coogan: There's a cab driver in this town that'll give you an argument.
Coogan:
[while holding a broken bottle in Wonderful Digby's face] All right now, I don't like violence, Mr. Wonderful whatever your name is. You better drop that blade, or you won't believe what happens next, even while it's happening.
[about her probation cases]
Julie: I only handle young, single women.
Coogan: [moving closer] Yeah. Me too.
Julie: I only handle young, single women.
Coogan: [moving closer] Yeah. Me too.
Coogan:
[panting] I'm making a citizen's arrest.
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Coogan's Bluff Facts
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In the final chase, Coogan (Clint Eastwood) rides a 650cc Triumph TR6 motorcycle whilst Ringerman (Don Stroud) rides the 500cc Triumph T100 R Daytona upon which he appears with Linny (Tisha Sterling) in the picture displayed in Ringerman's mother's flat.
Original director was Alex Segal, who withdrew shortly before production began.
When Coogan is searching the New York nightclub, the large screen plays a scene from Tarantula, a "B" sci-fi film that Clint Eastwood made early in his career in which he had an uncredited role.
Coogan's Bluff in New York City is the name of a large cliff extending northward from 155th Street in Manhattan. It once was the site of the fabled Polo Grounds, home of the New York baseball Giants, and the first home of the New York Mets before the Polo Grounds were demolished in 1964.