Dirty Harry ( filming location video ) 1971 Clint Eastwood

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Dirty Harry is a 1971 American crime thriller produced and directed by Don Siegel, the first in the Dirty Harry series. Clint Eastwood plays the title role, in his first outing as San Francisco Police Department Inspector "Dirty" Harry Callahan.
Dirty Harry was a critical and commercial success and set the style for a whole genre of police films. The film was followed by four sequels: Magnum Force in 1973, The Enforcer in 1976, Sudden Impact in 1983 (directed by Eastwood himself), and The Dead Pool in 1988.

[@Letsgowarriors2023]

I got to see many of these filming locations in Aug 2023. SF is still a great city!!

[@gabrielcollett772]

I am from Sf, my father is from sf, my brother is from sf,my grandfather is from sf, this movie is sf.well done. Clint is the man.

[@PIGuy-zn1ll]

I miss the 70's. Thanks for doing this video - it was great!

[@jamesfrench7299]

I don't know what it is, but everything just looked better in the 1970s. The same spots look sterile now. Probably the film stock helps to make everything look gloomier as well as the different lighting. Some places were surprisingly eek preserved all things considered.

[@paulaharrisbaca4851]

See the nightclubs and stripper bars along North Beach? When I was 7 and my best friend was 7 my hippie big brother and his GF took us walking along the street when the barkers were all outside the doors yelling "Come on in, come on in, gorgeous chicks, no cover charge, beautiful chicks!" and my friend and I thought it was so weird that I told her "let's play 'The Stripper' on our kazoos" and so we did. One of the barkers teasingly (I hope) said to us "you girls are pretty good! You wanna job?" Being 6-7 we just blushed and giggled. Today that would seem way more sinister, don't you think?

[@alabardaspaziale3208]

this evening I saw the movie again and immediately after I watched your video, so I could fully appreciate it. Good job ☺👌🎬🎥

[@spookerredmenace3950]

was watching Adam the woo in San fran and i thought of Dirty Harry movies, looked up filming locations your seemed the most info, liked and subbed! hello from Ontario Canada

[@schallrd1]

This clever and creative video is great! All Dirty Harry fans must see this. I have been in San Francisco and can relate to the location shots. This must have been a labor of love paying homage to the motion picture.

[@bevandjohntube]

Herve, Harry, Herve, Harry… It's so hard to tell them apart! Brilliant!

[@bongofury5924]

The salient question is “Did Dirty Harry collect all the spent shells and recycle them?” This IS The Bay Area, after all.......

[@bonzo319]

Lol!

[@haro82]

Wow, amazing job on that man. One of my top 10 favorite films ever.

[@matthewbell1968]

Brilliant work this, thanks Herve you're a real pro

[@KutWrite]

Well-done, as usual, M'sieur!

[@vincently1995]

50th Anniversary of Dirty Harry (1971-2021)

[@GrizzyLatrizzy]

I've just recently watched Dirty Harry, Magnum Force, and The Enforcer for the first time. Sometimes I would go on Google Maps to find some locations (also the video game Watch Dogs 2 has many of these locations) I'm glad to have found your video!

[@user-ig7nq7pc7k]

Brilliant job, my man.

[@uraigroves7898]

Amazing job!!!

[@martinschell4212]

Great job Herve, you do this for all of us who can’t, and you do it so well. Thank you.

[@ilpitta]

great job... I loved it

[@samuelhursti3850]

Excellent!!

[@kidmack1121]

I've just realized after all these years, I have only seen the edited for TV version. I have seen DH probably ten times mostly on KTVU 2 in the mid to late 70's

[@Geezer-yf8hv]

Some people would rag on Eastwood as an actor, but he gave a special nuance to Harry Callahan, and the other roles he played. He was never just a one dimensional “action hero”, like we saw from so many who tried to follow afterwards!

[@jamesrobert4106]

Albert Popwell at the end...1 man, many characters, all in the Dirty Harry films. He even played a good guy 😂 Legend.

[@beachem1]

Always great work Herve 👏🏼

[@henrycole8705]

The old tunnel pretty cool. Gees 50 years ago

[@drtrdr99]

excellent editing!!!! love the then and now shots .....

[@simonford6630]

rip albert popwell xxx

[@ianbadham]

.... love the ending! and there was me thinking Harry did it all on his own!

[@nedeljkomrkic408]

It's a shame if there is no lake from the last scene ! They should have left it as a shrine for us who loved that movie !!!

[@Geezer-yf8hv]

Excellent job on this video! Great work!! Special note for showing us all the locations, that was really cool!

[@cydyroco2009]

Hey Herve, this was a heck of a heck of a job! Just fantastic! The very end was superb.

[@ever_green_-zv4dr]

I love this .with love from japan.

[@paulaharrisbaca4851]

Have you done shooting locations for "The Conversation"? Every time I see that movie I feel like I am 6 again, going downtown with my hippie big sister.

[@bonzo319]

You have a hippie big sister too? Sweet!

[@royalordinance]

Well done, Bravo

[@jamesrobert4106]

What an amazing video. Your research and editing is outstanding 👏

[@soniasunday6914]

Excellent ! Très bon boulot ! Montage digne de Don Siegel himself ! Ce film est une référence pour qui aime SF et cet extraordinaire acteur (et réalisateur) qu'est Clint Eastwood.

[@karl.weaver]

Extremely well put together.

[@almirmemisevic2335]

great video

[@daveb1163]

Great thanks really enjoyed.. Love the effects,must of taken you ages. One of my favorite films.

[@beachem1]

Great stuff as always Herve!!

[@wattysautos5442]

Excellent work, nicely put together 👏🏻

[@gypsydavecooper9283]

awesome, thanks, made my day!

[@RacoonMarcus]

Bravo pour tes vidéos, ça doit représenté beaucoup de travail tout ça sans parlé des montages vidéos et les effets spéciaux, tu doit vraiment y consacré du temps rien que dans la recherche pour localisé les lieux de tournage, j'ai halluciné avec ta vidéos sur Rambo et ses falaises d'où il se jette dans une scène et à quoi elles ressemblent aujourd'hui, idem pour terminator, c'est étonnant comme certains endroit n'ont pas beaucoup changé depuis, encore une fois bon boulot, continue comme ça .

[@andysewell1510]

this is brilliant

[@jeshkam]

How is Herve doing? Anybody? He uploaded his last film here more than 10 years ago...

[@reakingringpiece]

great video from you as always

[@apawstate]

16:57 I just realized that they are driving the wrong direction down JFK Drive to go to the GG Bridge.

[@georgehenderson7783]

2:49 Pine & Market St don't intersect...

[@kidmack1121]

Sadly, the city could use another Scorpio.

[@bonzo319]

What do you mean?

[@kidmack1121]

@@bonzo319 I'd rather have "Scorpio" as a neighbor than the string of sissified spoiled noodle house brats that have infested my neighborhood over the last twenty five years and screwed it up. "Scorpio" would just shoot me, not slowly disgust me to death.

[@bonzo319]

@@kidmack1121 Fair.

[@rickhawley7750]

did this movie actualy have the movie house playing play misty for me???

[@curtiscalvarese6200]

he inserts himself in the film....a bit much & trying to be Alfred Hitchcock, or what? still alot of work was done & great job.

[@diogene3913]

You don't angry, but, Your second name "Attia", in sicilian dialect it is: *To you!* 😂 For example: (Attia e a mammata!) In English: To you and your mother!

[@murchuan8782]

At around the 17 min point, you had buffalo in the field...

[@pizzasubs]

Gotta ask this before I forget, at the beginning where you showed the segment where the officer was following the guy in the pink Cadilliac, when they showed you at the Golden Gate Bridge, what is the name of that road that exits off of the golden Gate Bridge and winds its way around and goes underneith it, checked Google maps, and is it Alexander Road?

[@pizzasubs]

That was totally awesome, I have a few questions, but I think I will just ask one if I may, at the very end of the video where you showed where Clint shot Scorpio into the lake or whatever it was, when the scene transformed, are you actually showing what is actually there today in place of the old Rock Crushing plant? Thanks again, all your videos are Top Notch.......

[@flcl64]

I wonder that too. I ponder the possibility that Harry's badge might still be down there somewhere. lol It'd make one hell of a souvenir.

[@murchuan8782]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larkspur_Landing

[@pizzasubs]

at around the 14"55 mark, where they pull the female out of that manhole, do you happen to know if thats still there or was that just a prop that they built for the movie back then???

[@railcrew2]

Gee I would love to see the video but it starts out with 5 fucking minutes of ads, literally, bye

[@paulaharrisbaca4851]

I think they based the story on the Barbara Jane Mackal case (except she survived) where a young woman was buried in a "coffin" that had a fan and water and a small supply of food and every 2 days the kidnappers would check on her.. It was a very odd story, and very similar to the Chowchilla schoolbus kidnapping incident. Coalinga. Around the same time period we had the Tylenol/cyanide capsule baloney and also many other dorky insane cults and such stuff. Sarah Jane Moore....Squeaky Fromme.....it's just weird. Someone once said about Elvis after he died that "the pure products of America go crazy". Well....they don't have to. They can just ignore the media and live their lives. Marry and have children and take them to a traditional church. Pleeeeeze!!!!

[@tbugher62]

Is the pond in the last scene still there ?

[@DNulrammah]

Another well done video, But now you are starting to get a bit silly. What's next, You're going to redo "The Planet of the Apes" location video, and insert yourself running through the corn field? (lol) ..actually, that could be rather humorous ... but time consuming.

[@luisvaldes1568]

Not as good as Bullit, or Once Upon a Time in the West , but still ok. Funny the wooden R/R bridge Harry jumped off of is gone.

[@HaywardEntertainment]

What's the name of the song at 15:10?

[@marcdevibray8242]

Song ? This is the Dirty Harry main theme by Lalo Shiffrin.