" Deeds grabs him by the lapel, and with the first hint of violence, threatens the man and then has him bodily ejected: "I think you""re a crook so you""d better watch your step.If you agree say so tomorrow morning in Personal ColumnSan Francisco Chronicleand I will set up meeting.The Zodiac murderer was never identified or caught, however.]This was the first of many hard-hitting, action-packed sequels starring maverick, renegade cop Inspector "Dirty" Harry Callahan ("Inspector 71") who was famous for sarcastic one-liners, portrayed by steely-eyed Clint Eastwood in a career-boosting role.Plot SynopsisThe black-and-white film opens with a wonderfully-fashioned credit sequence - beginning with an overhead point-of-view shot of a young girl opening and looking into a old cigar box of collected remembrances, valued treasures and trinkets, including:crayons (new and used)a mechanical penciltwo carved soap doll figurines - one male and one femalean old broken pocket watcha skeleton keya broken pocket knifea spelling medala few marblesjacksan Indian head and Lincoln head pennya chalk holderand other minor objectsAs she sings, hums and giggles to herself, she colors over lined paper with a round crayon, revealing the title of the film in white letters.