Tiffany Vazquez Intro - Cool Hand Luke (1967)

Cool Hand Luke - (Original Trailer)

A free-spirited convict refuses to conform to chain-gang life in Cool Hand Luke (1967), starring Paul Newman & George Kennedy.

Cool Hand Luke (1967) -- (Movie Clip) Plastic Jesus

Luke (Paul Newman) receives word in prison that his mother has died, and sings a loosely religious song in director Stuart Rosenberg's Cool Hand Luke, 1967.

Cool Hand Luke (1967) -- (Movie Clip) Take Them Stripes Off Your Pants?

The escaped Luke (Paul Newman), chained and pursued by bloodhounds, gets help from two neighborhood kids in Cool Hand Luke, 1967, from the novel by Donn Pearce.

Cool Hand Luke (1967) -- (Movie Clip) Every Cent In Camp

A portion of the famous attempt by Luke (Paul Newman), coached by Dragline (George Kennedy), to eat fifty hard-boiled to eggs win a prison bet in Cool Hand Luke, 1967.

Cool Hand Luke (1967) -- (Movie Clip) You Better Come Along With Us

Director Stuart Rosenberg’s evocative opening, introducing Paul Newman in the title role committing his rather allegorical crime from the original novel by one-time Florida inmate Donn Pearce, from Cool Hand Luke, 1967.

Cool Hand Luke (1967) -- (Movie Clip) Somebody Oughta Stop This Thing

Inmates played by Ralph Waite, Lou Antonio, Dennis Hopper, Wayne Rogers and J.D. Cannon are in the crowd as Luke (Paul Newman) takes a pounding from Dragline (George Kennedy in his Academy Award-winning role) in Cool Hand Luke, 1967.