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Take the Money and Run (1969)

Crime lives!

Genre : Comedy, Crime

Runtime : 1H 25M

Director : Woody Allen
Writer : Woody Allen, Mickey Rose

Synopsis

Virgil Starkwell is intent on becoming a notorious bank robber. Unfortunately for Virgil and his not-so-budding career, he is completely incompetent.

Actors

Woody Allen
Woody Allen
Virgil Starkwell
Janet Margolin
Janet Margolin
Louise
Marcel Hillaire
Marcel Hillaire
Fritz
Jacquelyn Hyde
Jacquelyn Hyde
Miss Blair
Lonny Chapman
Lonny Chapman
Jake - Convict
Jan Merlin
Jan Merlin
Al - Bank Robber
James Anderson
James Anderson
Chain Gang Warden
Howard Storm
Howard Storm
Fred
Mark Gordon
Mark Gordon
Vince
Micil Murphy
Micil Murphy
Frank
Minnow Moskowitz
Minnow Moskowitz
Joe Agneta
Nate Jacobson
Nate Jacobson
The Judge
Grace Bauer
Grace Bauer
Farm House Lady
Ethel Sokolow
Ethel Sokolow
Mother Starkwell
Dan Frazer
Dan Frazer
Julius Epstein - The Psychiatrist
Henry Leff
Henry Leff
Father Starkwell
Mike O'Dowd
Mike O'Dowd
Michael Sullivan
Jackson Beck
Jackson Beck
The Narrator
Louise Lasser
Louise Lasser
Kay Lewis

Crews

Woody Allen
Woody Allen
Director
Woody Allen
Woody Allen
Screenplay
Mickey Rose
Mickey Rose
Screenplay
Sidney Glazier
Sidney Glazier
Executive Producer
Charles H. Joffe
Charles H. Joffe
Producer
Jack Rollins
Jack Rollins
Producer
Edgar J. Scherick
Edgar J. Scherick
Executive Producer
Marvin Hamlisch
Marvin Hamlisch
Original Music Composer
Lester Shorr
Lester Shorr
Director of Photography
Paul Jordan
Paul Jordan
Editor
Ron Kalish
Ron Kalish
Editor
Ralph Rosenblum
Ralph Rosenblum
Editorial Consultant
James T. Heckert
James T. Heckert
Supervising Film Editor
John Strauss
John Strauss
Music Editor
Sanford Rackow
Sanford Rackow
Music Editor
Fred Harpman
Fred Harpman
Art Direction
Marvin March
Marvin March
Set Decoration
Ken Phelps
Ken Phelps
Set Propsman
Theodore Moehnke
Theodore Moehnke
Construction Manager
Chardin W. Smith
Chardin W. Smith
Painter
A. D. Flowers
A. D. Flowers
Special Effects
Jack Grossberg
Jack Grossberg
Unit Production Manager
Louis A. Stroller
Louis A. Stroller
Assistant Director
Fred T. Gallo
Fred T. Gallo
Unit Manager
Jeanetta Lewis
Jeanetta Lewis
Script Supervisor
Morton Gorowitz
Morton Gorowitz
Lighting Supervisor
Bud Alper
Bud Alper
Sound Mixer
Stanley R. Dufford
Stanley R. Dufford
Makeup Artist
Bob Wolfe
Bob Wolfe
Wardrobe Supervisor
Jack H. Wilson
Jack H. Wilson
Gaffer
Harry Stern
Harry Stern
Grip
Felix Giglio
Felix Giglio
Music Supervisor
Fouad Said
Fouad Said
Location Manager
Marvin Paige
Marvin Paige
Casting
Ralph Rosenblum
Ralph Rosenblum
Editor

Trailers and other movies

Take The Money And Run Trailer 1969

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