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Brannigan (1975)

A hard-nosed Chicago cop is sent to London to bring back an American mobster being held for extradition. Brannigan in his Irish-American way brings American law to the people of Scotland Yard but has to contend with a stuffy old London first.

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jay n 21 Dec 2010

Unexceptional crime thriller benefits from London location filming, a cast full of good actors and John Wayne in the lead. The main story is average but it moves at a good pace and has an enjoyable car chase thrown in. The theme music over the opening credits is classic terrible 70's junk but fortunately the rest of the supplemental soundtrack is much more in synch with the feeling of the film.

John A 09 Jul 2013

Fun Cop Movie Starring The Duke. This Film May Be A Cheap Imitation Of Clint Eastwood's Coogan's Bluff, But Delivers On The Entertainment Level. This UK Set Thriller See's Irish-American Cop Jim Brannigan (Wayne), Come To London To Catch Criminal Ben Larkin (John Vernon). When Larkin Is Kidnapped It's Up To Brannigan To Team Up With Cmdr. Sir Charles Swann Of Scotland Yard (Richard Attenborough) To Solve The Case. A Delightfully Entertaining Offbeat John Wayne Viechle, Which Pits American Tactics Against British Tactics In This Gritty Crime Drama Highlighted With Some Clever Dialogue & Some Of Pretty Decent Action Sequences Filmed In London.

Jon H 27 Sep 2010

If today's Clint Eastwood went back in time and made Dirty Harry, it probably wouldn't be that different from this film. A geriatric Duke teams up with Dickie Attenborough to track down a kidnapped Chicago gangster (played by John Vernon, from who the film would've benefited from more screen time) who goes missing in London while fighting extradition. On the flip side of the same coin, it's still better than Wayne's other cop film, McQ. Tony (Baldrick) Robinson contributes a funny cameo as a bike messenger.

Kevin D 21 Jul 2008

I enjoy a good John Wayne film, but this is not one of his better efforts. The early-70s pimp music is pretty cool, though.

Pete C 26 Nov 2013

Brannigan (John Wayne) is a tough Chicago cop who travels to London to hunt down an escaped gangster. When British officials lose track of the racketeer, Brannigan takes charge and shows stodgy Scotland Yard how things are done the good old American way. But Brannigan's also being tailed by a hit man...and must bulldoze his way through danger to face his enemies in not one, but two deadly showdowns! also stars Richard Attenborough, Judy Geeson, Mel Ferrer, John Vernon, Daniel Pilon, John Stride, James Booth and Del Henney. directed by Douglas Hickox.