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The Conversation is a 1974 American neo-noir mystery thriller film written, co-produced, and directed by Francis Ford Coppola. It stars Gene Hackman as surveillance expert Harry Caul who faces a moral dilemma when his recordings reveal a potential murder. Supporting cast members include John Cazale, Allen Garfield, Cindy Williams, and Frederic Forrest. Harrison Ford and Teri Garr appear in credited roles, and Robert…
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From the Director of _The Godfather_ | Del director de _El Padrino_ I've met many people who, when they hear the name Francis Ford Coppola, think only of the _Godfather_ trilogy, which are of course some of the best films in history, but this man also wrote, directed and produced other great works such as _Apocalypse Now_, the memorable _Dracula_ with Gary Oldman, _Rumble Fish_ and others, including this 1974 thrill…More
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Source Between the successes of "The Godfather 1 and 2", Francis Ford Coppola made an understated film starring Gene Hackman in the title role, as well as John Cazale, Robert Duvall, Robert Duwall and a young Harrison Ford. His work is a strange and disturbing film, the tone of which is that of a European-influenced psychological thriller with a clear allegorical undertone (the 1972 Watergate breakout). Sourc…More
The Conversation (1974) Dir — Francis Ford Coppola source In Coppola's The Conversation , a private eye specialized in surveillance is at severe mental unrest, when he conjectures that a couple he was spying on could be targets of assassination. The film could easily be born out of fear of surveillance, in a time when the practice was quite popular, specially by obsessed spouses to spy on their significant other to…More
Maybe the most underrated movie out there…This movie fascinated me so much that he got in the top 10 drama/mystery list of mine. Movie with a great story behind, I love it. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, movie director that didn’t had funds to create this movie which he admits is his finest and favorite movie that he directed. Being broke and unable to fund this movie would have been a real damage for the movie a…More