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The French Connection
French Connection
1971 film by William Friedkin.
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The French Connection
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Instance Of
Film
Screenwriter
Ernest Tidyman
Robin Moore
Howard Hawks
Cast Member
Gene Hackman
Fernando Rey
Roy Scheider
Tony Lo Bianco
Marcel Bozzuffi
Frédéric De Pasquale
Bill Hickman
Charles McGregor
André Ernotte
Based On
The French Connection
Producer
Philip D'Antoni
Genre
Crime Film
Action Film
Crime Thriller Film
Film Based on Book
Drama Film
Thriller Film
Crime Drama Film
Neo-Noir
Narrative Location
New York City
Brooklyn
Marseille
Award Received
Academy Award for Best Picture
(4/10/1972)
Academy Award for Best Actor
(4/10/1972)
Academy Award for Best Director
(4/10/1972)
Academy Award for Best Film Editing
(4/10/1972)
Academy Award for Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay
(4/10/1972)
National Board of Review: Top Ten Films
Publication Date
Country of Origin
Original Language of Film or TV Show
Filming Location
Followed By
Title
Nominated For
Composer
Distributed By
Production Company
Color
Image
Distribution Format
Assessment
Review Score
Part Of
10/7/1971
Distribution Format
:
Limited Release
Place of Publication
:
United States
1/14/1972
Place of Publication
:
Germany
1/26/1972
Place of Publication
:
France
10/9/1971
Place of Publication
:
United States
Place of Publication
:
Canada
United States
English
Marseille
New York City
French Connection II
The French Connection
Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
(2/22/1972)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Nominee
:
Roy Scheider
Point in Time
:
2/22/1972
Academy Award for Best Actor
(2/22/1972)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Nominee
:
Gene Hackman
Point in Time
:
2/22/1972
Academy Award for Best Director
(2/22/1972)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Nominee
:
William Friedkin
Point in Time
:
2/22/1972
Academy Award for Best Cinematography
(2/22/1972)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Nominee
:
Owen Roizman
Point in Time
:
2/22/1972
Academy Award for Best Film Editing
(2/22/1972)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Nominee
:
Gerald B. Greenberg
Point in Time
:
2/22/1972
Academy Award for Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay
(2/22/1972)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Nominee
:
Ernest Tidyman
Point in Time
:
2/22/1972
Academy Award for Best Picture
(2/22/1972)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Nominee
:
Philip D'Antoni
Point in Time
:
2/22/1972
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/22/1972)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Nominee
:
Theodore Soderberg
Nominee
:
Chris Newman
Point in Time
:
2/22/1972
20th Century Studios
Netflix
Disney+
20th Century Studios
Color
Video on Demand
Bechdel Test
Assessment Outcome
:
Fails
Criterion Used
:
Considering Named Characters Only
8.9/10
(10/5/2021)
Review Score By
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Rotten Tomatoes
Unnamed
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bug: P459
Point in Time
:
10/5/2021
94/100
(2/26/2024)
Review Score By
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Metacritic
Unnamed
:
bug: P459
Point in Time
:
2/26/2024
Number of Reviews/Ratings
:
18 critic review
96%
(8/2/2024)
Review Score By
:
Rotten Tomatoes
Unnamed
:
bug: P459
Point in Time
:
8/2/2024
Number of Reviews/Ratings
:
94 critic review
National Film Registry
(2005 - )
Start Time
:
2005
Character Role
:
Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Winner
:
Philip D'Antoni
Point in Time
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4/10/1972
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Winner
:
Gene Hackman
Point in Time
:
4/10/1972
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Winner
:
William Friedkin
Point in Time
:
4/10/1972
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Winner
:
Gerald B. Greenberg
Point in Time
:
4/10/1972
Statement Is Subject Of
:
44th Academy Awards
Winner
:
Ernest Tidyman
Point in Time
:
4/10/1972
Don Ellis
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