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Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle

Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle

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Oct 24, 2026

Angelo PizzoGUEST
27:56
And the final grace note for this journey with Gene was that he was asked – It was right before he retired, he did an interview when a reporter asked him a leading question.
Angelo PizzoGUEST
28:13
So when you're out in public and people recognize you, do they relate to you any character you played, like Lex Luthor or Popeye Doyle in French Connection? And he said, the person they relate to, the character they relate to most is a coach in Hoosiers.
Angelo PizzoGUEST
28:31
You never know, right?
Kate CaseyHOST
28:33
That's incredible.
Glenn HaussmanHOST
25:17
Prove me wrong, Internet.
Glenn HaussmanHOST
25:19
It was Popeye.
Glenn HaussmanHOST
25:22
Popeye Doyle or the Sailor Man? All right, sorry.
Glenn HaussmanHOST
25:29
Now, what were we talking about? I don't even remember.
Glenn HaussmanHOST
25:30
I have no clue what's going on.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
1:59
Give me another one.
Michael OsborneHOST
2:00
He won his first Academy Award in the crude, relentless narcotics cop Popeye Doyle in The French Connection.
Michael OsborneHOST
2:06
He also played Lex Luthor in Superman and the basketball coach in Hoosiers.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
2:10
No! Gene Hackman.
Bill BurrHOST
26:36
It is.
Bill BurrHOST
26:36
Popeye Doyle with the hat in the back of the car.
Bill BurrHOST
26:39
Dude, you
Sam MorrilGUEST
26:39
know the story about that movie? They're trying to get the rights to film on the subway for this chase scene.
Jeff MayHOST
25:08
traffic.
Jeff MayHOST
25:09
Having Popeye Doyle chasing you down while you're cruising in a 40-foot limousine.
Jeff MayHOST
25:15
No officer must've been another 40 foot black limousine.
Jeff MayHOST
25:19
I love that.
Chris LoehrHOST
0:19
The title of this episode is the title taken from one of the greatest movies ever made, in my opinion, The French Connection.
Chris LoehrHOST
0:27
Gene Hackman playing Popeye Doyle.
Chris LoehrHOST
0:30
If you haven't watched that movie, I don't care how old you are.
Chris LoehrHOST
0:33
It's classic.
Bob MillerHOST
0:47
Although this one's, this particular episode that we're about to talk about is not nearly as.
Bob MillerHOST
0:51
Yeah, this
Chris LoehrHOST
0:52
one needs a little Popeye Doyle action on this one, too.
Chris LoehrHOST
0:54
Yeah,
GaryHOST
47:33
role.
GaryHOST
47:33
Yeah, but he was just coming off of Popeye Doyle.
GaryHOST
47:36
No, that was a
GeoffHOST
47:37
long time ago.
GeoffHOST
47:37
Popeye Doyle was, like, in the 70s.
GeoffHOST
47:39
Yeah, yeah.
GaryHOST
47:41
I
Brant BumpersGUEST
46:46
Very much so.
Uncle PatchesHOST
46:47
Especially The French Connection, where he played Popeye Doyle.
Brant BumpersGUEST
46:51
Yep.
Uncle PatchesHOST
46:51
Um, and he just wanted to do comedy.
speaker_4HOST
5:02
Let's unpack this for a second.
speaker_4HOST
5:04
Just picturing Popeye Doyle from The French Connection trying to play Hannibal Lecter completely changes the DNA of the project.
speaker_2HOST
5:11
It's a totally different frequency.
speaker_4HOST
5:13
It is.
Dave WeekleyHOST
49:18
It won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1972.
speaker_27ADVERTISER
49:23
All right, Popeye's here.
speaker_27ADVERTISER
49:24
Put your hands on your heads.
speaker_27ADVERTISER
49:25
Get off the bar and get on the wall.
speaker_28ADVERTISER
49:27
What's my name?
speaker_27ADVERTISER
49:27
Turn around.
speaker_26SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:27
Popeye Doyle.
speaker_26SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:28
If he doesn't like you, he'll take you apart.

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