Wayne turns in saddle for police procedural...
“Brannigan” stars John Wayne as Lt. Jim Brannigan, a Chicago policeman sent to the United Kingdom to extradite crime boss Ben Larkin (John Vernon) back to the United States. Brannigan is informed by Scotland Yard Commander Swann (Richard Attenborough) that Larkin has been kidnapped and is being held for ransom.<br /><br />In his later years, Wayne attempted to move away from the Westerns that made him a star to police/detective thrillers while maintaining his macho screen image. In “Brannigan,” he gets to get tough with a series of bad guys and assume his signature swagger, even as he must navigate unfamiliar territory to get his man.<br /><br />Director Douglas Hickox provides some nice shots of famous London landmarks as Brannigan tries to maneuver through nuances in English usage, gets into a barroom brawl reminiscent of Wayne’s Western heyday, and complains about the formality of wearing a tie in a posh men’s club. To pep up the action, a New Orleans hitman (Daniel Pilon) has been hired by Larkin to kill Brannigan, and he makes several attempts during the film.<br /><br />Basically a so-so police procedural, “Brannigan” is significant only because of Wayne’s presence. It makes us appreciate how effective he was in films such as “Stagecoach,” “Red River,” and “True Grit.” Without his Stetson and six guns, Wayne is way out of his element.<br /><br />Bonus features on the widescreen Blu-ray release include audio commentary and the original theatrical trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : All veteran Chicago cop Lt. Jim Brannigan (John Wayne) had to do was jet to London and pick up a fugitive gangster (John Vernon) being held for extradition. When the hood is snatched by kidnappers, though, the detective is determined to get him back. Now, not only will Brannigan have to deal with a hit man sent to kill him, but also with a stuffy local police official (Richard Attenborough) who disapproves of his methods (and his revolver). Sunset actioner for the Duke co-stars Judy Geeson, Mel Ferrer. 111 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English; Subtitles: English; interviews; audio commentary; theatrical trailers..