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By the 1970s the media's representation of the police force had begun to accept the ugly truth. This was the decade that bid farewell to the reassuring paternal figures of Dixon of Dock Green and the squad at Z Cars and ushered in the warts and all tendencies of the similarly near forgotten Brit film The Strange Affair and shows like The Sweeney and Law and Order. Having read or heard of the ...
A young policeman and a small-time crook are both involve with the same girl.
A 1972 British drama film about young London policeman (copper) Joe who falls in love with small-time crook Sue despite being married with children. The attraction is mutual and the two rivals struggle between the nascent romance and their duties …
All Coppers Are... is a film directed by Sidney Hayers with Martin Potter, Julia Foster, Nicky Henson, Wendy Allnutt .... Year: 1972. Original title: All Coppers Are.... Synopsis: A young policeman and a small-time crook are both involve with the same girl.You can watch All Coppers Are... through on the platforms:
All Coppers Are isn't exactly a classic - but it's definitely a product of its time. Produced by 'Carry on' Peter Rogers (with a music score from Gerald Thomas), it's another attempt by them to branch out into something grittier and more realistic - hot on the heels of the movies 'Assault' & 'Revenge' over the previous couple of years.
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13. Feb. 2022 · If you experienced London in the early 70’s then All Coppers Are… will prove to be enjoyably nostalgic. If you didn’t know the borough of Wandsworth’s social conditions then this film will be a fascinating time capsule of that period. All Coppers Are…isn’t a terrible film (ignore some IMDB comments) but a half-baked one. A movie ...
