Take the sorrel and draws

Take the sorrel and draws ( Take the money and run ) is a comedy of Woody Allen, with itself, Janet Margolin and Marcel Hillaire.

The United States, 1969 - colors - 1:25 min.

Synopsis

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This film tells the life of Virgil Starkwell. Child, Virgil tests himself with the Violoncelle, but it gives up it to make career in the crime, in spite of its small size, its timidity, and its glasses contamment broken by the large hard ones. It directs a bank but is made stop misérablement and it is sent in prison. He manages to escape and saw flights of handbags before meeting Louise, a washing machine, with which he will have a child. But always without the penny, it again tries to make a holdup, does not arrive there and is made return to the bagne. Once again, he escapes, attached by chains to other convicts. He will be definitively made stop while trying to steal an old buddy of childhood proving to be an agent of FBI.

Distribution

Woody Allen: Virgil Starkwell
Janet Margolin : Louise
Marcel Hillaire: Fritz
Jacquelyn Hyde : Miss Blair
Lonny Chapman: Jake
Jan Merlin : Al
James Anderson
Jackson Beck: voice of the narrator
Howard Storm: Fred
Mark Gordon: Vince
Micil Murphy : Frank
Minnow Moskowitz : Joe Agneta
Nate Jacobson: the judge
Grace Bauer
Henry Leff: the father of Virgil

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