Trackdown: Finding the Goodbar Killer (1983) George Segal, Shelley Hack, Tracy Pollan

[@aussie1868]

Dear Manfocused, i thouroughly enjoyed the movies with Richard Crenner and other ones i found. Thank you for putting these good movies on youTube. I'm an Aussie 64. yrs old and am almost bed bound through sickness and i love watching these good actors. Thank you once again. God bless.

[@buddyrevell5885]

Was watching this as a kid on tv late one night and saw a woman that looked just like my mom dancing in the club. I told her about it and she said yes, she was an extra in the movie! I never knew!

[@ButterflyQueene07]

😮

[@chrissyknowsitall5170]

That is so cool!!

[@glennmckeown4353]

WOW,Really?That's fantastic!He was hot!

[@glennmckeown4353]

I hope she had an affair with him as he was so Handsome back in the Day!!

[@glennmckeown4353]

@@ButterflyQueene07 Yes, For Real I think he was so Handsome!

[@13699111]

Thank you for posting this very intense movie kept me on the edge of my seat.

[@thomaswillis8736]

Thank you for posting Manfocused I have been enjoying all that I have seen posted

[@ButterflyQueene07]

This is a great movie. George Segal did a fantastic job!

[@pattycake9183]

I love George Segal. One of my favorites.

[@Persephonie22]

Yeah he definitely did. I loved George Segal in Carbon Copy, Fun with Dick & Jane, Look Who's Talking, and Just Shoot Me etc. He was a great actor and very funny.

[@fufu889]

Yes. He is good in so much!

[@Crazymike1975]

RIP George Segal

[@cl759]

This is awesome watched back to back with Looking for Mr Goodbar , never knew the real story behind it all , enjoyed it very much 👍🏻

[@nomiddlenamenmn427]

Nice film. Thank you. Love those cool cars. The real murderer, John Wayne Wilson, reportedly was polite and asked to put on his shoes when arrested. Roseann M. Quinn was the namesake of her mother, Roseann Quinn. What a horrific way to die. Rest in precious and powerful peace, Rosie.

[@mariapelayo7317]

Great detective work: slow, precise, unemotional and steady. Great ac ting by all.

[@jewelzz417]

Thanks for the upload❤

[@kathleenboulden6234]

Great channel!

[@laurametheny1008]

Thank you. After all these years I only just found out this was a real crime. Scary. I was out and about just a year or so later....🙏💔

[@donikavester3272]

OMG so loving your uploads thanks for them humm lol nuttin but good memories an the good ole times when families actually set down with popcorn an kettle corn watching these movies an of course them good ole mystery,suspense, thrillers,can't leave out horror movies together if not with your friends at a lock-in/slumber parties hell yeah everyone time for the get down with that fun keep up the good uploads 👍👍👍

[@aaronsingh6496]

Nice movie. Tks for uploading

[@rafaellewis4528]

This is a good one- thanks for sharing!

[@stephenbarry5196]

Stephen. THANK YOU for uploading movie. I saw it once. Horrible what happened to her.

[@angelinalozada189]

Luv George Segal, great actor.

[@stephaniehand503]

Thank you

[@091053JG]

Why can't they make an accurate film about the Roseann Quinn murder without invented names and hokey subplots?

[@nomiddlenamenmn427]

I’m not for certain, but the surviving Quinn family members and friends have not publicly talked. They would likely have grounds to sue even after 1973?

[@Persephonie22]

I think its because they didn't have the family members & friends of Rosann Quinn. Majority of the times that happens in the movies of real cases. For instance, Lifetime channel is big on that.

[@spinrash6000]

It’s Disgusting that they centre the storyline around the detective and his family at first. I honestly thought it was for his daughter that was killed the victim story need to be told by the family and her close friends rest in peace, dear lady.

[@glennmckeown4353]

He was a Great Actor and will be missed!

[@RawOlympia]

Super flick, oh thank you, even got a nice glimpse of WTC, 1:20:00 - fabulous of you to upload ~

[@variousJnames]

Roseann Quinn’s murder case. The killer wound up hanging himself in jail months later. Don’t take strangers home!

[@nomiddlenamenmn427]

I agree. John Wayne Wilson was rough trade. Supposedly Roseann Quinn liked rough guys to take home.

[@evertonporter7887]

I hope he burns in Hell for what he did to that poor woman!

[@Bambi-xg3kr]

Wathing this on the 50th anniversary of her murder. RIP.

[@nycgeneral8046]

I love the shots of the OLD New York in this movie. Reminds me of when NYC still had its dark and seedy parts.

[@360LisaAnn]

NYCGeneral shit it's still has them 😂😂😂😑

[@moonglow1311]

NYC, I remember those days well, sigh....‼️😎🇺🇸

[@sosidecop64]

Lisa Huckins-Larry Definitely

[@anthonyd6370]

were getting back there

[@cowboybill8457]

66-69 YES LIVED THERE

[@endran1956]

Fine Tnx for uploading

[@adish7275]

The victims friend, the teacher is annoying. Why doesnt she want to help the police?

[@ButterflyQueene07]

Ikr? She probably doesn't trust them.

[@nomiddlenamenmn427]

@@treasurehunteruk9718 I agree. You would think she would want to bring her friend’s murderer to justice.

[@fokkerd3red618]

Very good movie. Thanks for uploading.

[@thehumblemagificent]

The music throughout this movie is so damn funky!

[@lilwinged5291]

Disco was funky... I'd rather hear Andy or Barry Gibbs songs then acid disco..😄

[@oliviamartini9700]

Her apartment rents for 2000/month now. Insane!

[@Persephonie22]

I doubt its that low these days in the city. Now rent prices in NY has gone way sky high. That many people are actually leaving the city because they can't afford it.

[@delavalmilker]

I seem to remember at the time, author Judith Rossner making a big flap about this movie coming out. Condemning it in very bitter terms. However I think it's a very well done movie, that has an interesting storyline and keeps the tension up right till the end.

[@sixsixxsixxxx]

delavalmilker its ok but they changed too much of the book and missed the point

[@barbaramendez7649]

delavalmilker pl

[@jeffreyarsenault5135]

@@sixsixxsixxxx There was no book. This film was based on fact. The Rossner novel is a fictionalized version of what happened BEFORE this movie takes place.

[@dalehoward3704]

@@jeffreyarsenault5135 yeah I remember that!

[@pattycake9183]

@@sixsixxsixxxx this is about the actual killing and investigation. Her book was a fictionalized version.

[@Mick_Harrison]

That was a good film with some great acting and good dialogue.

[@josephtopete1492]

This is not a sequel to a 1977 Looking For Mr Goodbar.That film is based in chicago, this film is based on original case set in NYC.

[@manfocused]

No it's not a sequel.

[@Persephonie22]

I didn't understand why they didn't make Looking for Mr Goodbar in NY. The Chicago scene in that film looked more like NYC to me.

[@WarpedRecord]

Thanks for posting. This is a very entertaining film regardless of the liberties it takes with the truth and the title. The reason for the confusion over the original case and the 1977 film it inspired is the fact that "Goodbar" applies to the fictional film, not the original case.

[@April_in_CT]

It's not an official sequel. But it is a sequel nonetheless in that it's a continuation of the same real life case.

[@WarpedRecord]

April D'Aversa I wish there was an actual film on the real-life case. "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" was excellent, but fictionalized.

[@audreymobley7423]

I loved the movie! The music was outta sight!

[@norellpolk]

There should always be a sequel to any movie that that ends and should explains what happens next

[@fionastevenson6019]

Excellent! Segal was a fine actor.

[@TomLohre49]

Yes, the dark and seedy parts left when I did.

[@bill2953]

There's no such thing as a cop movie without the ubiquitous distressed wife relationship..

[@smokey03100]

I googled both roseann and john wayne wilson. He did a number on her. I've only had two mr. GOODBAR candybars since I saw that movie. A ton a years ago.

[@TheYoli182]

smokey03100 lol!!

[@jmason2838]

He smashed her face in by throwing a bust statue of her own likeness right at her dying face.💥💢💤💤💤...⚰️ ... as a parting gesture .😮.😠.. press reports reveal more what happened.😠 This thing was evil incarnate.😒😈😠..killed himself ( ??? ) while incarcerated ... cowardly act.. he was less than dirt ... Poor woman ... Karma will get him anyway - one day - just my humble opinion...🛐 ☯️☯️☯️☯️☯️🛐☯️☯️☯️☯️☯️🛐

[@nomiddlenamenmn427]

@@jmason2838 I agree. Many male hustlers are straight and heavily addicted to substances. A friend used to see them plying their (rough) trade and remark, “Death cocktails on legs. Tuck tail and run!”

[@ria1636]

@@jmason2838OMG truly horrific.

[@matthewmattson7584]

The Killer is INSANE

[@buttercup6896]

no one knew where she worked, but the super of the building got a cal from her school, so whats to work on.

[@cathywithac3793]

Who else is old enough to remember the CRT monitors and dot matrix printer the detectives were using at 1:14:30? 👋😅

[@hortonwilliams1160]

I WONDER IF HE ATE GOOD BARS....

[@grady1177]

Great old with George Segal in New York City

[@lwmson]

Segal in this movie tries to imitate Peter Folk as "Columbo," a popular TV detective series forr the 70s.

[@christineadams1284]

Yes

[@donniscampbell7101]

I'm sure they directed him to act that way because he didn't have to imitate anyone!! He is such a fine actor!!

[@tonydoherty2190]

Segal could imitate columbo to his grave only one man could do columbo Peter falk

[@Abel2670]

good film

[@alvinjones670]

DECENT MOVIE!!!

[@charliehunt8174]

Great movie 🤗

[@DeborahTurner-ip8zm]

Very good movie.

[@edycrowley2878]

I think the woman who played the detectives wife is Gwyneth Paltrow's mother.

[@saltychips5795]

Blythe Danner was not in this movie.

[@shwmehvn]

Anyone know the dance song at 1:01:10???

[@DianeRohadfox-rd3mv]

Talk about over protected father! Get a grip....

[@josephtopete1492]

Just getting out there

[@laurajphillips]

Good Movie!

[@MultiUlrica]

Good movie

[@kasandradowden2836]

Great movie, mental health is real people.

[@magdaty1815]

I'm trying to watch a movie and it doesn't even help that this is an old one with cast in large part deceased by now, slightly different times 40 years ago, but I cannot help thinking about reality. In reality they don't go after thugs they pick on victims. The same with all those tv series about doctors - they do not give a damn about patients, they go through routine stuff, less than that if something is not covered, they tell people with sick pleasure that they cannot help and someone is going to die soon, they do not go through remorse when they misdiagnose or maltreat a patient. Now, when I'm more aware than ever of how this world really looks like even mindless ephemeral pleasure from watching movies is taken from me. Bummer.

[@serendpity3478]

59:59 Whitest dancers ever!

[@ahanamalik3255]

it was good pleas lick this