Unraveling the Grit and Glory of The French Connection: Your Ultimate Fan Hub!
A gritty cat-and-mouse thriller where a relentless cop chases a slick drug lord, blending raw realism with unforgettable car chases, and iconic one-liners—ultimately redefining the crime genre and showcasing the dark underbelly of urban life.
The French Connection Trivia
What year was the movie The French Connection released? (Medium)
#1: 1969
#2: 1971
#3: 1973
#4: 1975
What is the main drug that is at the center of the plot in The French Connection? (Genius)
#1: Heroin
#2: Cocaine
#3: Marijuana
#4: Methamphetamine
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The French Connection Fun Facts
Gene Hackman, who played Detective Jimmy Popeye Doyle, performed many of his own stunts, including the iconic car chase scene, which is considered one of the greatest in film history.
The film's famous car chase through the streets of New York City was filmed without a permit, leading to real traffic chaos and adding to the authentic feel of the scene.
The French Connection Polls
What is your favorite aspect of The French Connection?
The thrilling car chase
The strong performances
The gritty atmosphere
The iconic music score
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What is your favorite character in The French Connection?
Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle
Buddy "Cloudy" Russo
Alain Charnier
The French Connection's unknown character
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