All Coppers Are... is a 1972 British crime drama film directed by Sidney Hayers. It stars Martin Potter as the young policeman, Frank, and Nicky Henson as the small-time crook, Stevie. The two men become embroiled in a love triangle with the beautiful and desirable Anne, played by Debbie Farrington.
Frank is a naive and idealistic young police officer who is determined to uphold the law and make a difference in the community. He falls in love with Anne, who is already romantically involved with Stevie, a charismatic petty criminal. Despite their different backgrounds and lifestyles, Anne is drawn to both men and finds herself torn between them.
As Frank investigates a series of armed robberies, he becomes suspicious of Stevie's involvement and begins to gather evidence against him. Meanwhile, Anne struggles to choose between the two men she loves. When Frank finally arrests Stevie, Anne is devastated and breaks up with him.
The film explores themes of morality, loyalty, and temptation, as the characters wrestle with their own conflicting desires and loyalties. Ultimately, All Coppers Are... offers a nuanced portrait of human relationships and the complex motivations that drive people to make difficult choices.
