Dirty O'Neil 1974

Overview

Dirty O'Neil is a 1974 feature film classified as a comedy, drama, and thriller. The production, which has a runtime of one hour and twenty-nine minutes, was released in the United States on May 1, 1974. The film was directed by Lewis Teague and Leon Capetanos. The narrative centers on a police officer living in a small California town where there is virtually no crime, leaving him with very little work to perform. This status quo is disrupted when three hoodlums arrive in the community and commit a violent assault by raping a young woman. Promotional materials for the film describe the protagonist as a public servant who serves and serves, while also referencing women who make the kind of offer a cop cannot refuse. The film is available through various digital platforms, and its production credits include a full team of cast and crew members who contributed to the project. The film serves as a dramatic exploration of the sudden introduction of criminal activity into a previously peaceful setting.