*THE ENFORCER* Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING DIRTY HARRY 

Who wants to see Sudden Impact? DIRTY HARRY Playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PLQHhQlj8i5dpdA9d2wQdVdoGqzArCFfNq 1970's Playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PLQHhQlj8i5drsQGfFSKqYoo0ai-nUbTQq

I loved Tyne Daly in this, happy when she got cop show "Cagney & Lacey", which she was brilliant in.

Do you recognize Mustafa? He was the "do you feel lucky" bank robber from Dirty Harry. And the pimp who gets shot in Magnum force. Clint loves an ensemble cast.

My little sister squinted and did her best impression of Clint Eastwood saying "That's a hell of a price to pay for being stylish" when I told her the that outfit she picked out for her first interview was very stylish.

“That’s a hell of a price to pay for being stylish.”

Classic Jen... "Does he take bribes... I mean, does he negotiate?" I love it... LMAO!

If you love to see a movie with Clint Eastwood and Alcatraz, then you HAVE to check out "Escape from Alcatraz" (1979)! It's a true story about the iconic 1962 escape (Though there are some fictionalized parts). And it's also made by the same director of the first Dirty Harry movie. :)

As a San Franciscan, I always loved that the rooftop chase scene went from South of Market to North Beach which would have entailed jumping across Market Street which is 120 feet wide.

Yes for Sudden Impact!

"Harry doesn't give an F" 🔫 lol

7:29 "That's his signature move. Right in the... (motions to back)." He's supposed to be a Vietnam vet, and a knife to the kidney (normally preceded by clamping the free hand over the sentry's mouth but often depicted in movies with wrapping the arm around the neck instead) was a standard "sentry removal" technique taught in Army hand-to-hand combat. BTW he's the kind of violent psychotic (as you said "Okay, that guy's a psycho) Hollywood 'Nam vet cliche that real veterans initially feared "Rambo: First Blood" was perpetuating.

Jen, your excitement over explosives and rockets is adorable! 😂 Disturbing, maybe...but adorable. 😄😉😘 xxx

Jerry Fielding composed music for the ultra-violent western The Wild Bunch(1969). He also wrote music for the Star Trek TV show in 1967.

This is a good film. Love the dynamic of Harry and his new partner. She really wins him over by the end of the movie and it's a shame she dies. Nice reaction Jen,thanks.👍

Larry Dickman is a running joke thru several Clint Eastwood movies. It was the alias Clint's good friend Don Rickles would use to check into hotels with.

Clint Eastwood' s partner, who was stabbed, is John Mitchum, Robert Mitchum's (El Dorado) brother,....he was also in "El Dorado"(as the barman) and "Chisum" (a deputy) with John Wayne, and in "High Plains Drifter" (prison guard) and "The Outlaw Josey Wales" with Clint Eastwood

IF... You are able. 'Play Misty for Me'. Clint Eastwood directorial debut, I believe. He plays a radio DJ playing Jazz which is a favourite music of Eastwood. He has a psycho stalker to deal with in the film. Cheers for the Dirty Harry recaps.

Tyne Daly who plays his partner, then stars on a TV show cagney and lacey (1982-1988) where she plays a police officer. I used to watch it in my teens 😊

I love the way you pay such close attention to the music in films. Your musical interests serve you well; the best scores are always so integral. Xx

Jen, you've spoiled us all rotten with all the fun premiere chats lately. See ya at the next one!

I just wanted to leave a comment to say thank you to everyone for the get well wishes, the surgery was a success and i’m in quite a lot of pain but I’ll survive. It’ll still be awhile until I come back but i wanted to update you guys and I miss you all, keep showing support to Jen and the channel, I will see you all again soon take care everyone.

This movie was filmed shortly after the Symbionese Liberation Army kidnapped Patty Hearst , where a ton of the power to the people stuff came from It was a very angry time in America . The Hearst Kidnapping was the top news story forever

6:41 Explosives. I mean, you're showing me explosives, we're freaking blowing something up later." That is the scriptwriting principle known as "Chekhov's explosives."

Jerry Fielding kinda rocked, didn’t he? 😎 He got blacklisted during the ‘50s just when his Hollywood career might have gotten going and had to retreat to Vegas where he was a band leader and arranger until Otto Preminger hired him to score “Advise and Consent” (awesome movie, by the way) in the early ‘60s. Once he got going he worked like a mad thing who always had it in his head that the job he was on might be his last so he basically worked himself to death at too young an age.😔 While he was around he did a crap-ton of TV (a couple “Star Trek” and “Mission: Impossible” episodes among many others) and managed to hook up with Sam Peckinpah, Michael Winner, and Clint Eastwood for his most high profile movies. His style was very distinctive but he didn’t mind subordinating it to some extent for “The Enforcer” when Lalo Schifrin wasn’t available, especially if it got him in better with Eastwood. For Eastwood he did “The Outlaw Josey Wales,””The Gauntlet,” and “Escape From Alcatraz” (Don Siegel directed, but it was in most ways an Eastwood production). For Winner he did half a dozen very different sorts of movie but I’m not sure any of them play as well today as his other work, but “The Mechanic” and “Scorpio” are good fun, and “Lawman” is all kinds of awesome to listen to - “The Nightcomers” is a prequel nobody asked for to “The Turn of the Screw” that gives Marlon Brando free rein, for better or worse, but Fielding’s score is stunning. Fielding seriously put himself on the map with Sam Peckinpah - “The Wild Bunch,” “Straw Dogs,” and “Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia” are well worth a look, if you’re stomach’s feeling particularly strong at the time. 😊

On the morbid sense of humor, I can verify that. Same as 3am in an ICU. Wooeeee it gets raw.

Appreciate you doing all of these Dirty Harrys.

Actress Tyne Daly initially turned down the role of Clint Eastwood’s partner in The Enforcer because she didn’t relish playing a character with such an awful personality. The beloved Cagney & Lacey star, who portrayed Kate Moore in the 1976 film, reveals she asked Eastwood to rethink her character’s personality traits before she agreed to sign on. “They asked me to do this movie and I said, ‘No’, and they couldn’t believe it,” she told U.S. chat show The Talk on Monday (30Oct17). “If you say no in movies they say, ‘Would you like some more money?’ and you say, ‘No thank you’, and they say, ‘What’s the matter with you?’ “But when… I met with him (Eastwood), he said, ‘Tell me why you don’t want to be in my movie, what’s the matter with you?’ and I said, ‘Because she’s a cartoon character…'” “So we went page-to-page in the script and he, as a very big, powerful movie star, let me, as the young actress affect (the character), turn her into a person… I got to make her human enough for people to care.” From: www.hollywood.com/general/tyne-daly-refused-to-star-in-the-enforcer-until-clint-eastwood-rewrote-her-character-60701551

Just love watching you enjoy the music and lovely reactions. You are the best.

"IN-U-END-O!!" Lmao.😂

You need to watch the police movie "Bullit" with Steve Mc Queen, Robert Vaughn , music by Lalo Schiffrin

The actor who played Mustafa was the first "do you feel lucky?" guy in the first Dirty Harry movie.

I love the 'Dirty Harry' films, Jen, and it seems like you do too. I like all of the films in this series, I'm looking forward to seeing your reaction to "Sudden Impact".

Hi Jen ,,, some other films that 🎵Jerry Fielding 🎶worked on are "The Outlaw Josey Wales" 1976 , "The Gauntlet" 1977 , "escape from Alcatraz" 1979 all 3 are Clint movies , "Chato`s land" , "The Mechanic" both are Charles Bronson movies from 1972 , other films include "The Wild Bunch" 1969 , Straw Dogs" 1971 , "The Outfit" 1973 , "The Killer Elite"1975 , His Tv work includes Star Trek (the original series) , Tarzan , Hogan`s Heroes , Mannix , Police Woman , Kolchak ; the Night Stalker to name a few... ps If your keeping score Jen Harry lost two Partners in this Film first DiGeorgio then Kate Moore , thats three dead partners & one wounded in three films ...

Tyne Daly has been nominated for the Emmy Award a total of 16 times; she has won 6 times, for the following television performances:[2][55] Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Cagney and Lacey in 1983, 1984, 1985, and 1988 Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for Christy in 1996 Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for Judging Amy in 2003 From her Wikipedia page...

Great to watch you discover this series of films for the first time. Your humour and cuteness shine through every time. 😀🥰 xxxx

My favourite thing about your reactions is how you react to the soundtrack. Really insightful and always spot on.

It's fun to realize how many cop tropes in the Dirty Harry movies were invented _by_ the Dirty Harry movies. The chief ranting about the damage and the mayor being furious is a great one.

This was a great introduction for actress Tyne Daly who had a successful career on television as a police officer and several other popular shows into the 1990s. Thanks again Jen for another wonderful reaction

Always great to watch harry doing his thing Clint Eastwood definitely brings this character to life 👌 the music in this one is so wacky but I knew you would enjoy it Jen 🎶🎵 great job by the editor again and that deserves a LIKE 👍 fantastic reaction as always Jen in the words of harry " go ahead make my day " which is something you always do 🔥

Little known fact: Ron Burgundy played jazz flute on this soundtrack…

This movie's lines, " Marvelous" and "Please don't concern yourself, Inspector". Tyne Daly was great in this and throwing how the world is changing for Harry is great. The showdown in Alcatraz made me aware of this place as a kid and a few years later we went to it when the family went to SF. Two more movies!

When I was growing up, my Dad LOVED the Dirty Harry movies. Those and the Death Wish movies with Charles Bronson.

Thanks for sharing. This series just has two more; "Sudden Impact" and "The Dead Pool."

15:05 Big Ed Mustafa is played by Albert Popwell, a terrific character actor who was a ubiquitously familiar face to audiences from the 60s through 90s for his many, many roles in movies and TV. Keep watching these old films and you'll find yourself saying "Hey! I recognize that guy!"

20:58 "My name is Larry Dickman"...Fun fact, Clint Eastwood lifted the name "Larry Dickman" from comedian Don Rickles (his costar from KELLY'S HEROES). Rickles would often harangue Eastwood if he saw him in the audience and this was Eastwood's way of giving a tip of the cap to him. Clint would go on to use the alias for hotel registrations.

8:58 A rubber chicken on the wall? Prop department got creative :P

Albert Popwell(Ed Mustafa in this movie) also played the pimp that Harry blows away in Magnum Force.

I love how much you enjoy the music

Love Dirty Harry and your reactions Jen. A perfect combination!

Jerry L. Fielding, jazz musician, band leader, and film composer: THE WILD BUNCH, STRAW DOGS, THE OUTFIT, ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ, etc. He did music for many potent, violent films in the 1970s.

Clint's partner, Kate Moore, played by Tyne Daly went on to act in the TV series Cagney and Lacey. Two lady detectives.

To say I've seen all the Dirty Harry films a lot of times is a understatement, some of his lines are fantastic, your right the music is great in this one Jenny great reaction as always.

Tyne Daly was great in this, always thought it was a pity she died, i'd have happily seen her return. A few years later she'd play another cop on TV in 'Cagney and Lacey', a mainstay in our house (and the only remotely "actiony" TV show my mum also enjoyed :) (and yep, Harry's like Columbo - if not for him basically no criminals would ever get caught :)

Hi Jen… love your stuff 😎

You're the only one who talk about Lalo Shiffrin's score ❤️

The knife with the finger holes, is two products in one, it's a big knife, and the finger holes are brass knuckles. They also give you a really good grip on the knife, and they help to protect your fingers if you are in a knife fight with someone else who also has a knife.

She was one of the stars of cop show Cagney and Lacey

Argentina (Hungarian decent) born Lalo Schifrin is one of my favorites, known for his jazz tunes. He was one of the three big new film composers that came up in the 1960s, makers of the musical imprint for that era: Lalo Schifrin (Mission: Impossible), Henry Manchini (The Pink Panther), and John Barry (James Bond).

Hi, Jen! In case you're interested, Tyne Daly also co-starred in a cop show called "Cagney And Lacey," along with Sharon Gless.

Jen, The Enforcer was the first Dirty Harry movie that I got to see in the Goldstream Theater. I was 12 or 13 and went with some of my friends. I remember the cool commercial on TV and talking about how cool it was afterwards. I bought a Smith & Wesson 44 Magnum when I turned 21, along with a shoulder holster to be my outdoors in Alaska, defense against big bears gun. I must have picked the right one because I've never had a dangerous encounter with a bear since I bought it in 1985. I love to see you watching and enjoying this classic series of movies.

Of the 20+ subscriptions I have , your channel is in the top 5. Your content and responses are priceless. I really like watching movies with you, Jen. I’ve been a movie maniac since I’ve been ten. Thanks for the good times.

Good ear for the change in music. The composer for this movie was Jerry Fielding. Originally it was supposed to be Lalo Schifrin who had done the soundtrack to both of the previous Dirty Harry movies. But Schifrin was busy trying to finish work on The Four Musketeers. Both come from a jazz background (Something Eastwood is a big fan of.) but Schifrin leans more towards big band. Fielding went with the feeling of a freestyle quintet where the rest of the band would play the rhythm while individual members would step forward to embellish as necessary for the particular scene. The opening scene screams 70's crime drama. Change the city in the skyline shot and the characters in the close-ups, and it becomes Kojak or The Mod Squad. In the 80's the music softened, the cuts weren't as quick, and there was a more melodramatic feel.

Hehehe I love you Jen “is that a total head off vibe?” Yep you’d better believe it it 🤣🤣 dirty but yummy lol

Depending on department, police can carry personally owned firearms if it meets approval from their chief. That is why Harry didn't have to turn in his handgun. A standard issue pistol was usually a S&W revolver in .38 Special up until the 1990's.

Being Dirty Harry's partner is like being Spinal Tap's drummer

This was a very good installment in the franchise! Harry definately being Harry! First time seeing Tyne Daly who would go on to TV Fame. Note: her father was a famous TV role playing actor! Super Thanks for this one!

I was Praying all day that what happened during last month's Premiere of "Magnum Force" would NOT happen again!🙏 I guess Jen was thinking the same thing, and decided to spare Herself another Stressful Headache😉just in case! (LOL)

5:09 that first woman they interviewed played in a Sitcom in th 80's calld Cagney and Lacey. Pretty good show it was about 2 women being investigators detectives.

I did have a great time! Love how you get into the movie and appreciate it! Looking forward to the next one :) Tyne Daly, who played the female partner, later went on to play a cop in the long-running TV series Cagney and Lacey. It was really good! Loved watching it with my mom each week as a pre-teen and teen. The two female stars of that show are still good friends to this day. =)

02:52 Jen - "Brannigan. Such a good cop name!" {John Wayne has entered chat}

Your reactions are like jazz compositions. They light up my brain.

Eastwood also played the role of the Alcatraz escapee responsible for effectively shutting down the prison!

Hitchhiking has been illegal in California since 1959, Jen.😉 Mustapha (Albert Popwell) appeared in 4 Dirty Harry films, playing four different characters. In "Dirty Harry" he is the robber to be asked if he feels lucky.😉 He was also in "Magnum Force" and "Sudden Impact". Yep, "Magnum Force" is still my favorite in the franchise.

lol I love how much Jen loves the music!

Tyne Daly ruled in this movie.

Glad you enjoyed the third Dirty Harry film, The Enforcer. Jen. both Sudden Impact & The Dead Pool are great too. :)

'Knife with finger holes in the handle'; close. It is a close quarters combat knife (or trench knife); the hand guard is built to incorporate brass knuckles. So you have the option to work with the knife or punch with the brass knuckles. Brass knuckles are slightly less lethal than the knife blade. However a punch with the knuckles can also split someone's skull right open.

Jerry Fielding has done a BUNCH of movie scores. My fav "The Wild Bunch". "The Outlaw Josey Wales" "Straw Dogs" I enjoy your reactions to the music more than to the movies (music comp major in school) The force wouldn't supply him with a .44 Magnum, He would have had to buy it with personal funds, therefore, it's HIS gun.

So the guy who played Mustafa in this was the Pimp in Magnum Force and the bank robber ("I gots to know") in Dirty Harry. I think "The Dead Pool" is the only Dirty Harry movie he wasn't in.

Big Ed Mustapha character Played by Albert Popwell and one of Clint's close friends is in all of the Harry movies and Coogan's Bluff.

Jen Murray, This is fantastic! I subscribed right away!

@ 20:00 "Your Mouthwash Ain't Making It!" 😳🙄😁😅😂🤣 I Remember 🤔 Visiting A Friend Who Loves Clint Eastwood As Much As I Do! I Remember 🤔 He Had All The "Dirty Harry" Movies On A VHS 📼 Tape. And I Remember Laughing So Hard I Just About Had Tears 😭 Streaming Down My Face. 😅😂🤣😭 Because I Remember 🤔 Having Someone That Incompetent At The Place I Was Working At In 1986! @ 20:22 The Person That Clint Eastwood ( Dirty Harry Callahan ) Was In Real Life A Friend Of Clint Eastwood. He Was One Of The Bank 🏦 Robbers In "Dirty Harry" ( 1971 ) And The Pimp That Is Killed By One Of The Rouge Cops In "Magnum Force" ( 1973 ) And Would Later Appear In "Sudden Impact" ( 1983 ) And @20:22 Every Time I See Harry Callahan ( Clint Eastwood ) In This Scene , I Get An Urge To Eat Some Ice-Cream! 🍦😎😎🤓🙂☺️ I Am Posting 📬 This At 5:20 p.m. , Wednesday Afternoon 🌁🛤️🛣️🏙️ , April 17, 2024.

yes Tyne daly from Cagney and lacey

When you see Dirty Harry point a rocket you know your day is not going to end well

Didn't make the release time, but for the algorithm, gotta say something! More and more great choices and reactions Jen 👌 😊...Eric

21:11 I live in Northern NJ, 4 people in my town were killed on 9/11, Jeremy Glick, flight 93 was one of them. After making sure my children were sent home from school and safe, I watched NY, the Pentagon and Flight 93 coverage. My wife looked at me and said "you're going aren't you". I made my way into Manhattan to assist in rescuing survivors, but there weren't any. Women were coming up to me on the streets, violently grabbing me and asking if I saw their loved one while showing me their picture. The moment I said No, they went quickly onto the next person. Fighter jets were flying low altitude cover and you could see they were fully armed. I had to try, my Father was a US Marine, WWII and Korea and would have expected and accepted nothing less from me. Heartbroken for all those killed and angry to this day. I came to become feiends with Rob O'neill, Navy Seal Team 6 Operator who took out Osama Bin Laden, he's my hero.

Loving your Harry reacts.. roll on a Sudden Impact! :D

No, they would not take his personal weapon. If it was a department issued weapon, yes. Officers had the option back in the day. A .38 was standard issue. Officers often had the option to use their own piece, but they didn't have to. Not sure how it works these days.

Hi Jen hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤

A movie with a great jazz score is the 1957 film noir _Sweet Smell of Success,_ starring Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis.

Personnel Dept. was when companies cared for their employees. Once companies stopped caring, they renamed it Human Resources, because resources are expendable.

Jen, composer Jerry Fielding composed a lot of TV scores including 2 Star Trek: Original Series episodes: Fielding combined his film scores with television work, not an unusual combination at the time, particularly since the theme song for a hit television series could go on paying dividends for years, generating royalties every time it was played on the air. He scored two episodes of the first Star Trek television series: cult classic The Trouble with Tribbles and Spectre of the Gun. He also wrote the title themes for what became enduring 1960s shows of the network era: Hogan's Heroes and The Bionic Woman, as well as Run, Buddy, Run; He & She . His last television theme tune was for the 1970 situation comedy The Tim Conway Show.[citation needed] He also did notable work with Kolchak: The Night Stalker (1974). His last television soundtrack, for the mini-series High Midnight, won an Emmy. From Fielding's Wikipedia page...

I suspect she's saving Eastwood's two great knockout films "Mystic River" and Million Dollar Baby" late into the fall year. Stock up on tissue boxes. 😥🎭🥊💥

Jerry Feilding did lots of soundtracks but probably The Wild Bunch & Bad News Bears but that one was classical music adapted.

“Dirty Harry “ The King of Cool !! Love Clint and his Dirty Harry!!

A.. the 70s, when you could ride on the dashbord, and nobody thought a second about it

Thank you for another brilliant reaction, i'm glad you enjoyed this.

Tyne Daly had a small, by significant role in the movie "TELEFON" (1975 - Charles Bronson, Lee Remick). You might want to add that to your list.

Jerry Fielding soudtrack composer : The outlaw Josey Wales, Inspector Harry ''the gauntlet'', the wild bunch, ....

3 years after this, Clint starred in “Escape From Alcatraz”