1973

Clint Eastwood (Harry Calahan) Also Starring Hal Holbrook (Lt. Briggs) Co-Starring Mitchell Ryan (McCoy); David Soul (Davis); Felton Perry (Early Smith); Robert Urich (Grimes); Kip Niven (Astrachan); Tim Matheson (Sweet); Christine White (Carol McCoy) Featuring Richard Devon (Ricca); Tony Giorgio (Palancio); Albert Popwell (Pimp); John Mitchum (DiGiorgio); Margaret Avery (Prostitute); Jack Kosslyn (Walter); Clifford A. Pellow (Guzman); Adele Yoshioka (Sunny); Maurice Argent (Nat Weinstein); Bob March (Estabrook); Bob McClurg (Cab Driver); Russ Moro (Ricca's Driver).

A Malpaso Company Film; Director of Photography: Frank Stanley; Art Director: Jack Collis; Set Decorator: John Lamphear; Sound: James Alexander; Film Editor: Ferris Webster; Unit Production Manager: John G. Wilson; First Assistant Director: Wes McAfee; Second Assistant Directors: Major Roup; Al Silvani; Secretary to the Producer: Carol Rydall; Second Unit Director: Buddy Van Horn; Special Action Sequences: Carey Loftin; Production Services and Equipment Provided by The Burbank Studios Burbank California; Filmed in: Panavision; Technicolor; Dialogue Supervisor: Jack Kosslyn; Script Supervisor: Hope McLachlin; Costume Supervisor: Glenn T. Wright; Wardrobe Men: Jules Melillo; Makeup: Joe McKinney; Hair Stylist: Shirley Dolle; Camera Operator: William Clark; Assistant Cameramen: Cliff Balke; Bob Barber; Key Grip: Carmen "Bud" Howell; Property Master: Edward Aiona; Special Effects: Sass Benig; Assistant to the Producer: Tom Piskura; Gaffer: Wynn "Bud" Bowles; Titles & Optical Effects: Universal Title; Music by Lalo Schifrin; Based on Original Material by Harry Julian Fink and R.M. Fink; Screenplay by John Milius and Michael Cimino; Story by John Milius; Produced by Robert Daley; Directed by Ted Post; Distributed by Warner Bos; A Warner Communications Company. ©MCMLXXIII by Warner Bros, Inc. All Rights Reserved.