Dirty Harry (1971)

Released: 1971-12-23 Duration: 1hr 42min

Genres: Action Crime Thriller

Rating 7.5

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Detective Harry Callahan. He doesn't break murder cases. He smashes them.

Overview

When a madman dubbed 'Scorpio' terrorizes San Francisco, hard-nosed cop, Harry Callahan – famous for his take-no-prisoners approach to law enforcement – is tasked with hunting down the psychopath.

Production Companies

Warner Bros. Pictures

Malpaso Productions

Additional Info

Budget	$4,000,000.00
Revenue	$35,976,000.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	28.07

Directed By

Don Siegel

Crew

Screenplay
Dean Riesner

Producer
Don Siegel

Editor
Carl Pingitore

Director
Don Siegel

Executive Producer
Robert Daley

Screenplay
Rita M. Fink

Set Decoration
Robert De Vestel

Original Music Composer
Lalo Schifrin

Art Direction
Dale Hennesy

Screenplay
Harry Julian Fink

Director of Photography
Bruce Surtees

Stunts
Mark Thomas

Hairstylist
Jean Burt Reilly

Stunt Coordinator
Buddy Van Horn

Assistant Director
Robert Rubin

Makeup Supervisor
Gordon Bau

Other
Scott Hale

Producer's Assistant
George Fargo

Wardrobe Master
Glenn Wright

Assistant Director
Barry Stern

Stunts
Bob Harris

Unit Production Manager
Jim Henderling

Executive Producer
Clint Eastwood

Still Photographer
Bernie Abramson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Sergio Reyes

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Dan Wallin

Electrician
Kyle T. MacDowell

Story
Harry Julian Fink

Story
Rita M. Fink

Associate Producer
Carl Pingitore

Stunts
Dick Crockett

Stunts
Larry Duran

Stunts
Billy Curtis

Stunts
Chuck Hicks

Stunts
Julie Ann Johnson

Stunt Double
Bill Couch

Stunts
George Sawaya

Stunts
Ernest Robinson

Stunts
Everett Creach

Stunts
Walter Scott

Stunts
Fred Lerner

Stunts
Eddie Smith

Stunts
Jane Aull

Stunts
Vince Deadrick Sr.

Stunts
William T. Lane

Stunts
Jerry Maren

Stunts
Alex Brown

Stunts
Troy Melton

Stunts
Bennie E. Dobbins

Stunts
Richard Washington

Stunts
Paula Martin

Stunts
Bob Miles

Stunts
Regina Parton

Stunts
Victor Paul

Stunts
John Hudkins

Stunt Double
Buddy Van Horn

Stunts
Alex Sharp

Stunts
Emory Souza

Stunts
Boyd 'Red' Morgan

Stunts
Fred Stromsoe

Sound
William Randall Jr.

TOP CAST

Don Siegel

Pedestrian Passing Harry's Car (uncredited)

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