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French Connection II

The French Connection was only the beginning. THIS IS THE CLIMAX.

  • Movie
  • 1975
  • R
  • 1h 59m

Directed by John Frankenheimer

6.8

TMDB audience rating
6.8 out of 10 from 496 votes

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Overview

"Popeye" Doyle travels to Marseilles to find Alain Charnier, the drug smuggler that eluded him in New York.

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Cast and crew

  • Gene Hackman

    Gene Hackman"Popeye" Doyle

  • Fernando Rey

    Fernando ReyAlain Charnier

  • Bernard Fresson

    Bernard FressonHenri Barthélémy

  • Philippe Léotard

    Philippe LéotardJacques

  • Ed Lauter

    Ed LauterGeneral William Brian

  • Charles Millot

    Charles MillotMiletto

  • Jean-Pierre Castaldi

    Jean-Pierre CastaldiRaoul

  • Cathleen Nesbitt

    Cathleen NesbittThe Old Lady

  • Samantha LlorensDenise

  • André Penvern

    André PenvernBartender

  • Reine PratYoung Girl on the Beach

  • Raoul Delfosse

    Raoul DelfosseDutch Captain

  • Ham Chau Luong

    Ham Chau LuongJapanese Captain

  • Jacques Dynam

    Jacques DynamInspector Genevoix

  • Malek Kateb

    Malek KatebAlgerian Chief

  • Pierre Collet

    Pierre ColletOld Pro

  • Alexandre Fabre

    Alexandre FabreYoung Inspector

  • Jean-Pierre ZolaDumpy Policeman

Director
John Frankenheimer
Writer
Alexander Jacobs, Robert Dillon and Laurie Dillon
Music
Don Ellis
Cinematography
Claude Renoir