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The Seven-Ups (1973) 6.8
A tough detective who is part of an elite New York City unit is trying to find out who killed his partner, but uncovers a plot to kidnap mobsters for money. Director:Philip D'Antoni |
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Cast
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Buddy - Seven-Up
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Victor Arnold | ... |
Barilli - Seven-Up
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Jerry Leon | ... |
Mingo - Seven-Up
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Ansel - Seven-Up
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Vito Lucia
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Larry Haines | ... |
Max Kalish
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Moon
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Bo
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Lou Polan | ... |
Carmine Coltello
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Matt Russo | ... |
Festa
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Joe Spinell | ... |
Toredano
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Robert Burr | ... |
Lt. Hanes
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Inspector Gilson
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Bobby
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Ed Jordan | ... |
Bruno
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Plot Synopsis
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New York City cops wage a war against assorted hoods and criminals after one of their own is brutally killed by a hoodlum. Seven-Ups refers to the minimum jail time each of the crooks will have to spend if they are caught. Written by Patrick Knightly <pjknight@polsci.umass.edu>
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They take the third degree one step further! See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
14 December 1973 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A-7: Apospasma eidikis draseos See more »Filming Locations:
Weehawken Port Imperial, Port Imperial Boulevard, Weehawken, New Jersey, USA See more »Company Credits
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Mono (Westrex Recording System)Color:
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1.85 : 1
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In the diner, Scheider gets angry and knocks his notebook off the counter, hitting it hard enough to make it land on the floor. However, in the wider shot that follows, the notebook is sitting on the stool right by him, spinning around (which makes for a nice shot but would have been impossible). See more »Quotes
Toredano the Garage Man: Look at my hands. I've been here before, so do what you gotta do. I didn't talk then, and I won't talk now.See more »
This is not a great movie, but it evokes a time and a place, and a style that goes along with it. A gritty 70's police drama, it takes place in a New York winter of gray skies, bare trees, wet gutters, litter and graffiti, when the crooks had no cell phones, cars smelled of vinyl and exhaust fumes, and the computer was the noisy thing that printed the suspect's rap sheet on a roll of yellow paper. The acting, it must be admitted, is routine, but Roy Scheider and the rest portray an undercover squad of calm professionals to whom danger has become routine. The story manages to be interesting, punctuated by one exciting Popeye Doyle style car chase through the Sunday streets (judging by the light traffic) and up the Taconic State Parkway, and two nerve-wracking scenes in the belly of an automatic car wash. But for all the occasional bursts of violence, it's also a quiet story of a friendship that can't withstand the temptations of crime.