Was The Seven-Ups influenced by Bullitt?

Yes. Produced by Philip D'Antoni, who also produced *Bullitt*, this film features an extended car chase through New York City, reminiscent of the intense sequences in *Bullitt*.

Was The Seven-Ups influenced by The French Connection?

Yes. Producer Philip D'Antoni's directorial follow-up reused French Connection's New York street-procedural template and staged its own elaborate car chase as a direct successor.

The Seven-Ups (1973)

Name: The Seven-Ups
Released: 1973

Directed by Philip D'Antoni

← Inspired by 2 films

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Films that influenced The Seven-Ups

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Bullitt (1968)¹

The French Connection (1971)²

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Influenced By

Bullitt (1968)
"Produced by Philip D'Antoni, who also produced *Bullitt*, this film features an extended car chase through New York City, reminiscent of the intense sequences in *Bullitt*." Bullitt Wikipedia
The French Connection (1971)
"Producer Philip D'Antoni's directorial follow-up reused French Connection's New York street-procedural template and staged its own elaborate car chase as a direct successor." source

The Seven-Ups (1973), directed by Philip D'Antoni, was inspired by 2 earlier films — including Bullitt and The French Connection. Check out the citations below.