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"Bullitt" was originally rated M, but was later re-released in theaters and on DVD & Blu-Ray with a [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of the top 100 Most Heart-Pounding American M [...]	D
After Bullitt purchases his frozen TV dinners and heads up the stairs to his apartment seen on the w [...]	D
In addition to a plethora of Swanson frozen dinners in the corner bodega, you can also make out a st [...]	D
Despite the implications of his name, Bullitt doesn't use his gun until the climax.	D
The Bullitt Mustang colour was officially called Highland green. The cars were hotted up with chassi [...]	D
Traditionally, car chases are filmed by second units, but Peter Yates insisted on doing it himself. [...]	D
Body Count: six.	D
According to Peter Yates, Steve McQueen made a point to keep his head near the open car window durin [...]	D
The remaining Mustang used in the movie sold at auction on January 9th 2020 for $3.74 million.	D
In the Hospital basement while Bullit is chasing the Killer he comes to a security door. On the wall [...]	D
A motorcycle skids and crashes during the car chase (kudos to the stunt driver!). Steve McQueen famo [...]	D
Carl Reindel, who plays the young detective with Steve McQueen and Don Gordon, has the first name Ca [...]	D
One of the two Mustangs was lost for decades only to be found in a 2016 in a junkyard in Baja Califo [...]	D
About 50% of the film was shot silent, with background noise, sound effects and spoken dialogue loop [...]	D
During the chase, after Bullitt misses a turn and does a reverse burnout, only the right rear tire " [...]	D
Jacqueline Bisset's career was ascending at this time with a lot of publicity coming her way. The tr [...]	D
The jazz band playing at the Coffee Cantata was known as Meridian West and the members were, on guit [...]	D
Bud Ekins, who drove the Mustang, also did the motorcycle jump for Steve McQueen in "La grande fuga [...]	D
The late Robert Vaughn repeatedly said that his performance in this film was his best, and contains [...]	D
Steve McQueen based his character on San Francisco Homicide Inspector Dave Toschi, made famous for h [...]	D
After Steve McQueen lost control of his car and smashed into a parked vehicle, his then-wife Neile A [...]	D
Jacqueline Bisset drives a 1964 Porsche 356 Cabriolet	D
During the early scenes of the car chase, a gas station is seen. Its name is Enco, presently known a [...]	D
In the Spanish dubbed over voice, the insult "bullshit" said by Bullitt (Steve McQueen), talking wit [...]	D
Although Steve McQueen was credited with the driving during the chase sequence, it was actually shar [...]	D
The chase lasts ten minutes and fifty-three seconds. 45 seconds of the chase were filmed on Taylor S [...]	D
No sets were built for the film.	D
This was Peter Yates' first American film.	D
Many were surprised that Steve McQueen signed on to play a cop, having had many run-ins with the pol [...]	D
Frank Bullitt's gun is a Colt Diamondback .38 Special revolver with (Colt) Detective Special grips. [...]	D
After Bullitt steals a newspaper and buys frozen dinners at the corner market, he walks across Taylo [...]	D
Katherine Ross passed on playing the lead female role because, she said, the role was too small and [...]	D
Director Peter Yates was personally selected for this movie by Steve McQueen, because Yates had film [...]	D
Incorrectly named by some sources as the first major film to use the word "bullshit". In fact that d [...]	D
Steve McQueen was very keen to do as many of his own stunts as possible. He had been hugely embarras [...]	D
Two Mustangs and two Dodge Chargers were used for the famous chase scene. Both Mustangs were owned b [...]	D
There is still a corner grocery at 1199 Taylor Street as of 2022. Bullitt's apartment building stand [...]	D
A clergyman can be seen through the glass door, giving last rites to the security officer that was s [...]	D
John Aprea was originally cast as Johnny Ross but was replaced by Pat Renella, who had a greater res [...]	D
When Bullitt was first released in the UK in January 1969. (It was submitted to the BBFC British Boa [...]	D
The iconic car chase was spoofed rather spectacularly in the 1972 comedy What's Up Doc? The damage d [...]	D
Steve McQueen and Robert Vaughn first appeared together in "The Magnificent Seven".	D
Bill Hickman (Phil), who drives the Dodge Charger, actually did drive the Charger in the movie. The [...]	D
Many of the actors, credited and uncredited, were fixtures on broadcast television in the 60s and 70 [...]	D
There were two Ford Mustangs used in the movie, one which was used in the majority of the heroic jum [...]	D
After Lieutenant Frank Bullitt breaks the glass door of the hospital basement to try to catch the ki [...]	D
San Francisco General Hospital, on Portrero Hill, still exists albiet as Zuckerberg San Francisco Ge [...]	D
During the car chase, the villain's car loses 5 hubcaps.	D
Bullit meets his informant Eddie (Justin Tarr, who played Tully in TV's The Rat Patrol) in North Bea [...]	D
The precursor to the modern day fax machine, the Xerox Magnafax Telecopier, transmits the passport a [...]	D
The cops that Steve McQueen rode around with wanted to test his mettle, so they took him to a morgue [...]	D
During the famous car chase scene, the Dodge and Mustang pass the same dark-colored Volkswagen Beetl [...]	D
The chase sequence takes place over several non-contiguous streets in and south of San Francisco. Th [...]	D
The iconic car chase between 1960s muscle cars actually features a third American classic - as the c [...]	D
To prepare for the car chase Steve and other members of the company spent a day at Coati race Track [...]	D
Steve McQueen initially did not want to do this film. He was opposed to playing a cop because he had [...]	D
Robert Vaughn (politician Walter Chalmers) received the script and didn't like it. He felt that ther [...]	D
The real John Ross (Pat Renella) never says a word.	D
In the restaurant scene, the live band playing in the background is Meridian West, a jazz quartet th [...]	D
Initially the car chase was supposed to be scored, but Lalo Schifrin suggested that no music be adde [...]	D
Cathy (Jacqueline Bisset) is shown working in an architectural studio with a model of a modernistic [...]	D
In the first scenes, when the guy is leaving the garage, one might notice, just as the credits are r [...]	D
Several items of clothing worn by Steve McQueen received a boost in popularity thanks to the film: d [...]	D
Much was made at the time, and over the years since, of Lieutenant Bullitt's stylish "casual" attire [...]	D
Steve McQueen, Robert Vaughn, and Don Gordon appeared in The Towering Inferno (1974), also set in Sa [...]	D
In an interview about the film, Robert Vaughn admitted to not fully understanding the screenplay. Ho [...]	D
Peter Yates hired a local trucking company for some background shots (most notably the scene where t [...]	D
The holster worn by Steve McQueen was later put into production by Safariland leather company and is [...]	D
Barbara Bosson's debut.	D
The film was released in 1968. But restaurant advertisements, just before strangled woman is found i [...]	D
Katharine Ross turned down the role of Cathy.	D
In January 2018, the original green Mustang GT from the film was brought out into the spotlight (aft [...]	D
According to an aviation filming expert who worked with the film, in the famous scene where Bullitt [...]	D
In 2008, Motor Trend Magazine did an article promoting the 40th anniversary edition Bullitt Mustang. [...]	D
The V-shaped object on the trunk lid of Chalmers' limo was a state of the art (for the time) telecom [...]	D
Frank Bullitt's one use of the word "Bullshit" is one of the first uses of a strong profanity in a m [...]	D
After "Magnum Force" and including this movie, Suzanne Somers would play a murder victim in two toug [...]	D
Bill Hickman, the backup hit man and driver of the Charger, was highly experienced in driving stunts [...]	D
That is "folk singer" & sister of famed Joan Baez, Mimi Farina (in an uncredited role), as the lunch [...]	D
Film debut of Suzanne Somers.	D
At the 19 - 20 minute mark in the restaurant. Steve Mcqueen appears to break character when he jokes [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
As Bullitt interviews the hotel manager, a vintage SF Muni bus, green with a pale yellow roof, and t [...]	D
The safe house scenes were filmed in and around the Kennedy Hotel at 226 The Embarcadero near Howard [...]	D
When fake Johnny Ross departs the Mark Hopkins Hotel in the taxi, the Bank of America building at 55 [...]	D
Bullitt's reverse burnout during the chase scene actually wasn't in the script; Steve McQueen had mi [...]	D
Airplanes of Pan Am and PSA airlines are seen in the climactic airport scene. San Francisco Internat [...]	D
Frank Bullitt's (Steve McQueen's) car is a 1968 Ford Mustang 390 GT 2+2 Fastback. The bad guys drive [...]	D
The editing of the famous chase scene was not without difficulties; Ralph Rosenblum wrote in 1979 th [...]	D
In the scene at Grace Cathedral where Chalmers is talking with Captain Bennett (Simon Oakland), ther [...]	D
Pay close attention during the car chase at Steve McQueen's reflection in the mirror. If you look at [...]	D
Steve McQueen and Robert Vaughn had previously co-starred as members of the Magnificent Seven in the [...]	D
The copy of the San Faracisco Chronicle Delgetti picks up to read from Bullitt's armoir in the morni [...]	D
While filming the scene where the giant airliner taxis just above Steve McQueen, observers were shoc [...]	D
Several years later, Robert Vaughn actively considered going into politics. To his dismay, he discov [...]	D
At the time this film was released, most airplane passengers dressed up for their journeys. This can [...]	D
The new mumps vaccine Delgetti (Don Gordon) is talking about when he reads the newspaper was the Jer [...]	D
Don Gordon, who played Detective Delgetti in the movie Bullitt, 17 years later played crazed crimina [...]	D
This film is edited entirely by cuts except in two instances. The first occurs when the jazz club sc [...]	D
Film debut of Joanna Cassidy.	D
Steve McQueen and Don Gordon later appeared together in "Pappion" (dir. Franklin J. Schaffner, 1973. [...]	D
Director Peter Yates called for speeds of about 75 to 80 miles (120 to 129 kilometers) per hour, but [...]	D
Although Gangster Story (1967) had popularized the use of squibs to simulate gunshot wounds a year e [...]	D
Robert Vaughn and Bill Hickman (the Mafia driver) appeared together in Vaughan's show Organizzazione [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
The license plate on the Mustang is JJZ 109.	D
Chalmers tells Captain Baker that Bullitt has spirited Ross away, asserting that Bullitt did it for [...]	D
Robert Vaughn said in an interview that this movie set the tone for dramatic car chases. He said tha [...]	D
The script had originally been set in Los Angeles. Producer Philip D'Antoni was keen to get out of L [...]	D
Grace Episcopal Church and its interiors would later be seen in Alfred Hitchcock's final film Family [...]	D
When on the way back from the hotel, Bullitt and Cathy stop and talk by the bay, in the background t [...]	D
The real Ross was briefly glimpsed by Cathy as he left the room of Dorothy Renick. He had obviously [...]	D
The film proved to be highly influential on many cop dramas for year to come. It's templates for sce [...]	D
The first film produced under Steve McQueen's production company, Solar.	D
Robert Vaughn consistently chose this as his favorite.	D
The film's famous chase scene wasn't originally in the script. In the first draft of this movie, ada [...]	D
At the time, San Francisco was not a big filmmaking mecca, and Mayor Joseph L. Alioto was very keen [...]	D
The famous car chase lasts ten minutes and fifty-three seconds.	D
The device used to transmit the photos of the Renick couple over the telephone line was one of the o [...]	D
McQueen walking up the stairs to his apartment after purchasing the frozen TV dinners seen on the wa [...]	D
One of the first things Peter Yates did when he got the job was persuade Warner Brothers to buy him [...]	D

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When Bullit calls Sgt. Delgetti from the restaurant,the call goes through direct to the hotel room. [...]	D
During the airport scene several military service members are seen wearing caps indoors. According t [...]	D
The Charger hits a parked car and damages the left fender, yet it is undamaged in subsequent shots.	D
A microphone is visible as the killer questions the doctor.	D
Early in the car chase when the cars make a hard left turn near the bottom of a hill, in shots showi [...]	D
During the chase scene, when we see the interior of the Dodge car with the two passengers inside, th [...]	D
At one point during the chase scene, the black Charger produces a fresh skid mark and subsequently c [...]	D
During the car chase, on at least one occasion McQueen can be seen chewing gum, whereas in most shot [...]	D
When Chalmers arrives at the hospital and sees Frank Bullitt through the staff room window, there is [...]	D
When Bullitt goes back to the scene of the shooting, he looks at a crime scene diagram, and two poli [...]	D
When Bullitt and Cathy are by the water's edge, as she pulls her hair back over her right ear she is [...]	D
During the overhead shot of Ross' cab early in the film, the Ford sedan shown is a 1968. In all othe [...]	D
On the sign outside the hotel where Bisset drops off McQueen, it says, Mother's Day Brunch May 11th. [...]	D
During the CPR scene where they are attempting to save Ross, the nurse asks the doctor "do you want [...]	D
After the man with grey hair is spotted in the hospital, the cops are alerted on the ground floor. O [...]	D
After Dorothy Simmons Renick's body is discovered by Lt. Frank Bullitt and subsequently witnessed by [...]	D
Who is the moron who added the soundtrack for the chase scene between the Mustang and the Charger? A [...]	D
When the detective in the hotel with Ross calls Bullitt at 1:00am, Bullitt says he will be there in [...]	D
In the scene at Enrico's restaurant, a policeman with a walkie-talkie doing crowd control is visible [...]	D
The wounded Officer Stanton tells Lieutenant Bullitt in the ambulance that one of the hit-men ("Mike [...]	D
The Mustang has no wing mirrors when parked at the carwash, but upon leaving it does.	D
The DVD's subtitles read "mess and baum scissors" instead of "Metzenbaum scissors" which were named [...]	D
In the final scene, where Bullitt is washing his face and looking in the mirror, he is wearing the b [...]	D
When the cab drops off Frank Bullitt to pick up his mustang at the car wash; as the car door swings [...]	D
In the airport chase, Bullitt is carrying a .45 caliber automatic down by his side while Ross displa [...]	D
It's never explicitly said what Chalmers' official title or position is; he mentions to Frank during [...]	D
During the pursuit through the airport, Bullitt wears a trench coat, jacket, and blue shirt. At the [...]	D
At the beginning of the chase scene, there are definite dents on the passenger side of the Mustang.	D
Despite claims nothing was "sped up" in the filming, during the chase the Charger makes a 90 degree [...]	D
When Bullitt continues pursuit of the Charger after spinning off into the dirt, you can hear him ups [...]	D
In the closing scene when Bullitt returns home he carrying a folded raincoat, the same coat he threw [...]	D
When Bullit yields for the first car at the 66 station, it is a Pontiac not a Plymounth Fury and whe [...]	D
A forward aerial shot of the two cars about to turn right (on a street called "Mansell") shows a cre [...]	D
Since the setting for the film is ostensibly on the 2nd weekend in May (around Mother's Day), it wou [...]	D
During the chase scene, when Bullitt first begins to ram the Charger, the passenger with the shotgun [...]	D
When Chalmers tells Bullit on Friday that he needs to keep Ross out of reach of the organization for [...]	D
During the production of the movie, there were two vehicles for each model in the chase. When the ch [...]	D
Bullitt and Delgetti go through Renick and his murdered wife's luggage, handling every single item w [...]	D
During the chase, the Dodge Charger loses more than four wheel covers.	D
During the chase scene, there is a green V W Bug that is passed at least 4 times.	D
During the chase scene you can hear a manual stick shift changing gears on the Mustang during exteri [...]	D
Two professional hit men would not follow their target, especially if he was an armed detective, wit [...]	D
Several motions made by Phil (the driver of the Charger) suggest that the car is a manual, and what [...]	D
In several areas throughout the chase scene, pre-existing tire marks are seen before the two vehicle [...]	D
When the Mustang makes its U-turn at the 66 station, Bullitt yields to a 66 Plymouth Fury, which bec [...]	D
Luggage disappears from the airport doors between shots.	D
When Renick fires two shots at a policeman while trying to escape from the airport, he fires two sho [...]	D
When the bad guys in the Charger have lost the Mustang, they look to the left and see a small red ca [...]	D
During the chase scene, the weather changes from completely cloudy to clear and sunny to partly clou [...]	D
When Bullitt leaves the hospital, taking Ross' body to the morgue, he is still dressed in the clothe [...]	D
When the guys in the Charger first lose sight of Bullitt as they stop to make a left uphill curving [...]	D
The newspaper Delgetti is reading at Frank Bullitt's flat on late Saturday morning (a Warner Brother [...]	D
During the car chase Bullitt shifts up a gear 16 times without changing down a gear one single time. [...]	D
The address of the hotel where Johnny Ross is killed is twice given as 226 Embarcadero Road. The add [...]	D
The witness unhooks the chain on the door wearing no jacket, but seconds later, when Carl Stanton is [...]	D
During the chase between the Mustang and the Charger, just after the Charger side-swipes the truck a [...]	D
During the chase, many of the shots involving a screeching left or right turn clearly show skid mark [...]	D
During the airport chase Bullitt removes his jacket but when the chase continues into the airport bu [...]	D
When Carl Stanton is driving the 1967 Ford Custom to the meeting at Walter Chalmers, he is preceded [...]	D
When Albert Renick shoots at Bullitt on the runway, his second shot destroys a blue taxiway light. W [...]	D
Bullit's Mustang hasn't got an exterior door mirror on the driver side (at around 55 mins) before th [...]	D
When Bullitt and Delgeti are rummaging through Simmons' luggage after it is retrieved from the airpo [...]	D
While Bullit is in the airport looking for Renick, a Mother is seen pushing a baby carriage, with a [...]	D
When the cars pull into the gas station during the chase, a chain is very briefly visible between th [...]	D
When Bullitt spins off into the dirt when trying to avoid the motorcyclist, you can tell that Steve [...]	D
(at around 78 minutes) Cathy enters the room and sees the dead body. The room is full of policemen. [...]	D
During the chase sequence, the same green Volkswagen Beetle is seen at least 4 different times in 4 [...]	D
At the car wash, the Mustang has dirt clearly visible by the driver's side rocker panel, this dirt d [...]	D

Frase

Cathy: Your world is so far from the one I know. W [...]	D
Captain Bennet: He let the killers in himself? Why [...]	D
Chalmers: Come on, now. Don't be naive, Lieutenant [...]	D
Pete Ross: This is Pete. We lost him. telephone v [...]	D
Bullitt: You sell whatever you want, but don't sel [...]	D
[after much patient pressure, the desk clerk has f [...]	D
Chalmers: Lieutenant, I shall personally officiate [...]	D
Chalmers: I do not choose to have people accuse me [...]	D
Chalmers: Frank, we must all compromise. Bullitt: [...]	D
Cathy: I thought I knew you. But I'm not so sure a [...]	D
Bullitt: Look, Chalmers, let's understand each oth [...]	D
Bullitt: [revealing Johnny Ross' death] I've got h [...]	D
Captain Bennet: Play it by the book from now on. [...]	D
Bullitt: I thought that, money didn't matter to ar [...]	D
Cathy: I know it's there, but I don't have to be r [...]	D
Cathy: You're living in a sewer, Frank. Day after [...]	D
Captain Bennet: Albert Edward Renick, used car sal [...]	D
Cathy: Something exciting? Bullitt: Go to sleep. [...]	D
[Bullitt and Delgetti have searched the luggage of [...]	D
Chalmers: Lieutenant, don't try to evade the respo [...]	D
Bullitt: Who else knew where he was? Chalmers: Wh [...]	D

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