The early version of the cartoon sailor is now in public domain, and he's already the star of a slasher movie.

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Popeye is violent, impulsive ... It didn’t help Hackman’s mood that director Friedkin shot multiple takes showing the drug dealer (Alan Weeks) being beaten up. “I felt horrible,” Hackman ...

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A drug dealer with a knife bursts out of the door. Santa and the vendor both try to stop him but he scarpers. They chase him down the street, eventually catch him on a patch of wasteland and gleefully ...

In true method acting tradition, Hackman prepared for the role by accompanying real drug squad detectives on ... at least the seventh choice' to play Popeye, but the move certainly paid off ...

“There is strong evidence of organised drug trafficking involving supply ... of the messages and used nicknames including Popeye, Sailor Man, Freddy Krueger, Scream, and Stab.

But then came The French Connection. Getty Images He won his first Oscar as a tough drugs cop -"Popeye" Doyle - in The French Connection in 1971 It was the part that made him. He played the part ...

Connection ends with Doyle pursuing the suave drug kingpin Charnier (Fernando Rey ... C’est la vie! But Popeye Doyle couldn’t have been further away from the man who embodied him.

Then came The French Connection. In pursuing the participants in a drug-smuggling operation, Hackman’s Popeye Doyle is forever facing off against richer, savvier, faster adversaries, but he ...