Police Inspector 'Dirty' Harry Callahan is a fictional character from the 1971 film 'Dirty Harry' which was the first in a series of five films starring Clint Eastwood as a hard-nosed San Francisco detective who doesn't like rules and protocol when it comes to disposing his own brand of justice with a .44 Magnum revolver. In this film, Detective Harry Callahan is asked to hunt down and capture the Scorpio killer, based on the real-life Zodiac...
Harry tells Chico the real reason they call him "Dirty", he does the jobs oth...
Harry sees the the serial killer has returned to the rooftop where he was nea...
Harry finally has the serial killer where he wants him. The killer goes to g...
While trying to deliver ransom, Harry is interrupted by some thieves who want...
The mayor wants to make sure that the police haven't mentioned the killer's r...
Harry and the chief watch the news report about the serial killer who's accus...
Harry and Chico cruise the streets looking for the rooftop sniper that evadin...
The mayor calls Harry into his office for an update or a serial killer that's...
Harry can't believe that the mayor intends to pay the ransom to the killer. ...
Harry tells Chico's wife that while she was alive she never got used to him b...
Harry offers to bring the ransom to the killer but the mayor and chief of pol...
Harry's eyes wander while he's on a stakeout with Chico. He watches a woman ...
Harry explains to the mayor why he shot a naked man the previous year.
Harry goes to his usual diner for lunch when he notices there might be a bank...
Harry runs into a man in the park that wants to hook up with Harry. Harry te...
Harry almost runs over a pedestrian while searching for a killer.
Bressler asks Harry if he wants to be the officer to deliver the ransom to th...
While searching for a serial killer at night, Harry gets caught looking in wi...
Harry corners the bank robber who's trying to get his hands on his shot gun b...
Chico saves Harry from a beating from a group of neighbors after Harry is cau...
Harry tells his current partner to go after Harry finds the killer in the foo...
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