Il braccio violento della legge 3

Titolo originale: Popeye Doyle

Film per la TV
1986
Not Rated
1h 37min

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Il braccio violento della legge 3 (1986)

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaNYPD Detective Popeye Doyle investigates the death of a local prostitute which soon leads him and his partner into a web of international intrigue and foreign assassins.NYPD Detective Popeye Doyle investigates the death of a local prostitute which soon leads him and his partner into a web of international intrigue and foreign assassins.NYPD Detective Popeye Doyle investigates the death of a local prostitute which soon leads him and his partner into a web of international intrigue and foreign assassins.

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An unsold TV pilot based on the character from Il braccio violento della legge (1971).

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When Weasel is stalking Popeye through the abandoned building, his shoes make the distinct crisp sound of leather but he is wearing sneakers which would have made no sound.

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Tony Parese: How can you drink that stuff?
Popeye Doyle: I'm Irish. I can drink whatever I want.

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Featured in The Greatest Show You Never Saw (1996)

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Written by Molly Johnson & Norman Orenstein
Performed by Alta Moda
Courtesy of Current Records

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Proves to be a worthy extension

In this failed spin-off of the lead character from the classic "French Connection" movies, Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle (admirably portrayed by Ed O'Neill) investigates a drug overdose which turns out to be a murder, and finds himself caught in international affairs. This almost unheard of spin-off TV movie is too often overlooked; O'Neill's rendering of Popeye Doyle is easily comparable in depth as Gene Hackman's Oscar-winning performance. Flexes fine directing and script. O'Neill adds believable depth to the character, and the story is never overwrought. A worthy extension of the "French Connection"'s gritty form.