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Plot The Laughing Policeman (1973):

When a gunman opens fire on a crowded city bus in San Francisco, Detective Dave Evans is killed, along with the man he'd been following in relation to a murder. Evans' partner, Sgt. Jake Martin, becomes obsessed with solving the case.

Casts of The Laughing Policeman:

Walter Matthau, Bruce Dern, Louis Gossett Jr., Albert Paulsen, Anthony Zerbe, Val Avery, Cathy Lee Crosby, Mario Gallo, Joanna Cassidy, Frances Lee McCain

This movie is so real it makes every other movie in this town look like a movie.

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Title: The Laughing Policeman

• Released: 1973-12-20


• Genre: Crime, Drama, Thriller


• Date: 1973-12-20


• Runtime: 112 Minutes


• Company: 20th Century Fox


• Language: English


• Budget: $8,820,000


• Revenue: $539,275,000


• Plot Keyword : Crime, Drama, Thriller


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• Trailer: Watch Trailer


• Director: Doug von Koss, Bob Wyman, Stuart Rosenberg, Stuart Rosenberg, Stuart Rosenberg, David M. Walsh, Joyce Selznick, Charles Fox, Tom Rickman, Maj Sjöwall

Learn More About The Laughing Policeman

From the early-70's zenith of crime and police-centered films, 'The Laughing Policeman' deserves credit, respect and recognition as a fine, gritty, accurate work that shows the way real officers interact and go through their work-days and solve crimes. Walter Matthau, mostly known for his astute comedic touch, is excellent, as is Bruce Dern, who's promoted to an uneasy partnership with Matthau, when the latter's partner, who was on vacation yet took an unsolved case home with him, is at the wrong place at the wrong time, part of a brutal mass murder on board a bus. The well-directed script shows how alienated a good policeman is from his family, how hated he is by most of the community, and the blind alleys and dead ends he has to go through in order to solve the case, and have it hold up in a court of law. It's 'Dirty Harry' or the 'French Connection' films done honestly, not as a fever dream of wish fulfillment from the policeman's perspective (though I must admit I love those too!)...