How long is THE FRENCH CONNECTION / THE DRIVER?

THE FRENCH CONNECTION / THE DRIVER is 3 hr 14 min long.

What is THE FRENCH CONNECTION / THE DRIVER about?

THE FRENCH CONNECTION, 1971, 20th Century Fox, 104 min. Dir. William Friedkin. Arguably the greatest American crime film ever made. Gene Hackman stars as Detective Popeye Doyle, who’s muscling minor hoods in NYC when he catches the trail of a huge shipment of French heroin. With partner Roy Scheider, Hackman dogs drug kingpin Fernando Rey through the concrete jungle - highlighted by a brain-jangling car chase that still hasn’t been topped. THE DRIVER, 1978, Fox, 90 min. Dir. Walter Hill. An extremely tough, pared-to-the-bone noir, vastly underrated on its initial release, THE DRIVER pits existential getaway driver Ryan O’Neal against pitbull detective Bruce Dern in a cat-and-mouse pursuit through the wasted underbelly of mid-’70s Los Angeles. Walter Hill’s homage to Jean-Pierre Melville and the Euro crime film offers amazing car chases and, in her first Hollywood film, Isabelle Adjani.

THE FRENCH CONNECTION / THE DRIVER

Name: THE FRENCH CONNECTION / THE DRIVER
Duration: 194

NR 3 hr 14 min

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How long is THE FRENCH CONNECTION / THE DRIVER?: THE FRENCH CONNECTION / THE DRIVER is 3 hr 14 min long.

What is THE FRENCH CONNECTION / THE DRIVER about?: THE FRENCH CONNECTION, 1971, 20th Century Fox, 104 min. Dir. William Friedkin. Arguably the greatest American crime film ever made. Gene Hackman stars as Detective Popeye Doyle, who’s muscling minor hoods in NYC when he catches the trail of a huge shipment of French heroin. With partner Roy Scheider, Hackman dogs drug kingpin Fernando Rey through the concrete jungle - highlighted by a brain-jangling car chase that still hasn’t been topped. THE DRIVER, 1978, Fox, 90 min. Dir. Walter Hill. An extremely tough, pared-to-the-bone noir, vastly underrated on its initial release, THE DRIVER pits existential getaway driver Ryan O’Neal against pitbull detective Bruce Dern in a cat-and-mouse pursuit through the wasted underbelly of mid-’70s Los Angeles. Walter Hill’s homage to Jean-Pierre Melville and the Euro crime film offers amazing car chases and, in her first Hollywood film, Isabelle Adjani.