Meg Myles Tries to Pickpocket Clint Eastwood | Coogan's Bluff

[@rvalatinofotografia]

That hotel room, you can catch the crabs just looking at it!

[@thebigfellar7178]

I did...!!!

[@bonzie321]

#1 lol

[@miket7184]

You don't catch the crabs there. They catch you!

[@davidgoulden5956]

Lol! Good one.

[@JohnSmith-un9jm]

No bedbugs then because there weren't any homeless living on the street, unlike now, thanks to real estate profiteering scum who cares little about humanity.

[@DreamMonster7X]

Another reason why I loved Clint Eastwood. He was a man who was not afraid to be exactly what he knew he was, a Man! Being cool and wanting to look cool is something one hasn't learned in life quite yet. The 'dork' years is something we all live out of, eventually.

[@sonnylatchstring]

It is a role man, it is movie, he plays a character

[@darkprince9064]

Clint Eastwood in his 30s will always look like that image!🎉

[@jrobbin24]

When a hotel room cost only a Few Dollars More than the taxi cab ride you know you're in for a problem

[@rimantasandriukaitis2730]

Nice kick.

[@shellsbignumber2]

Kicked her ass out the door. 😄

[@Madskills-hw2ox]

Just a city pig 🐷 😂

[@TODOITALIA]

That was the best part :)

[@geoffreybidois6157]

Clint Eastwood sure was a Good looking Guy in His Younger Days

[@michaelmurphy4387]

Bettor look for me is Meg Myles, Great looking woman.

[@m.w.wilson234]

And looking at his early 'Rawhide' episodes, one can see why the officers' wives club on the military base kept him permanently station there as a life guard at pool-side during the Korean War.

[@SeepreeAiyer-z6t]

Good looking? Just good looking? He was handsome. 😊

[@tomlee7956]

A true classic!

[@mikehedrick7223]

Dennis Weaver had a series called "McCloud" 1970-1977. Sam McCloud is a marshal from Taos, New Mexico, who takes a temporary assignment in the New York City Police Department.

[@QueLastima]

And I have an uncle named Pinto who used to race horses in California.

[@robbhahn8897]

"Up or down..."

[@lt.lasereyez8891]

you're drivin

[@davediamond9436]

back in the 50's pin up model days ,meg was huge

[@robertschneider2122]

I’m from the east coast now living in the northwest. It’s accurate

[@hanaluong2672]

The hats and the price levels! It was a long time bygone. Inflation has kicked in.

[@marknewton6984]

Another world...

[@kindabluejazz]

Motel 6 started in 1962. By 1968, when this film was made, it was at about $7, which is worth about $65 in today's money, so it's not far off from what a cheap room would still be.

[@Colorado_Native]

​@@kindabluejazzYes, $5 won't even buy a cup of coffee at Starbucks.

[@glorgau]

I always look for a hotel room that has hourly rates.

[@claudiocorleone7856]

At least the actress can say she appeared in a movie and got a kick in the arse from Eastwood!

[@henrysmith319]

What a shame someone would add watermark advertisements to a great clip.

[@sclogse1]

I think the word "shame" went out with old grannies on the porch talking about the minister in 1925.

[@DanWint]

Any city any where, but $5 dollar rooms, my last one in NYC was $300, a night, them times they changing.

[@sclogse1]

I stay with friends. Free. Get to know people.

[@claudiocorleone7856]

@@sclogse1Never stayed at friends or family homes and never will ! If you can’t afford accommodation you have no business travelling.

[@kindabluejazz]

$5 in 1968 would be about $50 in today's money. You could still find a cheap flop-house room in NYC today for about $50.

[@robin7623]

New York .em.......... thought so by the politeness of the natives !

[@bonzie321]

lol they blotted out the cigarette with thay yellow flower. Talk about censorship. Bwaaaahaaa

[@kindabluejazz]

Every one of this channel's videos uses the exact same animated image of a kernel of popcorn in the bottom left corner to represent the channel name. Just shows how dweebs will project conspiracy explanations onto anything. /smh

[@kurtb8474]

This movie did not shine a positive light on New York City. I'm surprised they got permission to film there. I've never been there myself, so I wonder if the movie's depiction of NYC was accurate.

[@CharlesBelfoure-c1c]

I lived there and it’s very accurate.

[@MrMaguuuuuuuuu]

It was a dump back then

[@chisciccise]

@@MrMaguuuuuuuuu way better now

[@galleste]

You see what’s happening in the subways!!! That was cabbage patch kid stuff back then. New Yorkers are pretty gutless when it comes to crime.

[@marknewton6984]

It is accurate.

[@phillipsher7945]

$5 room in NYC!

[@kurtb8474]

Probably in the sleeziest part of town.

[@beartooth867]

50 years ago

[@emeyer6963]

@@beartooth867 Closer to 60 years ago.

[@jeffreyjeziorski1480]

2.95 for the cab ride. $3.00 with tip!!!

[@edwardmoore5325]

Twobdok

[@roberthamilton1152]

7 bucks for a room

[@alanstrong55]

Must be in Bowery or similar. New York is no place for someone from AZ. Coogan did not kid nor play.

[@BushTerrors]

23rd Precinct was listed as 104th St, which is almost in Harlem

[@JohnSmith-un9jm]

Rooms were 5 bucks all around new york during the 60s and 70s until scummy real estate profiteers made housing unaffordable.

[@jimreimers4213]

What a sleezy bunch of people, my gosh, lols

[@marknewton6984]

NY

[@Rob8729]

So smoking is now on the same level as nudity?

[@kindabluejazz]

That image in the lower left was just this channels logo - an animated popcorn kernel. It's on every one of their videos. No conspiracies needed.

[@Rob8729]

@@kindabluejazz You never know nowadays.