If you only have eyes for her... If you just bumped into a stranger... If suddenly you develop sex appeal... You've got... "Harry In Your Pocket!"
Director: Bruce Geller
Producer: Bruce Geller
A master thief and his drug-addicted partner teach two aspiring crooks how to steal wallets.
103 min
Rating: 5.9/10
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James Coburn
Harry
Michael Sarrazin
Ray Haulihan
Trish Van Devere
Sandy Coletto
Walter Pidgeon
Casey
Michael C. Gwynne
Fence
Tony Giorgio
1st Detective
Movie Info
Director: Bruce Geller
Producer: Bruce Geller
Production Companies: United Artists
Countries: United States of America
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viciouslollipop:
Great 70's flick...
I caught this movie last night on TCM while channel-surfing around...I have always been a big fan of James Coburn and had never seen this(I was born the year, 1973,before it came out). It was a really neat little flick about pickpockets from different generations working together...it is almost like a time capsule watching the places, fashions, and particulars from that era. The story was engaging and it was well-shot;the acting was also good from all four principals(Coburn, Pidgeon, Sarrazin, and Van de Vere). I tend to agree with several of the posters in that this movie probably could not be made today, or it would be a direct to video affair. Character studies and dialogue driven movies are almost niche films by some of todays standards. All in all, if you are a film fan it is definitely worth checking out(if just for the contrasts in styles from the mid 60's/late 70's to today:)