Take the Money and Run
Crime lives!
Overview
Virgil Starkwell is intent on becoming a notorious bank robber. Unfortunately for Virgil and his not-so-budding career, he is completely incompetent.
Backdrop
What makes this movie Worth Watching
Released in 1969, 'Take the Money and Run' reflects the counterculture movement of the time, with its rejection of traditional norms and exploration of unconventional narratives.
- Woody Allen's directorial debut sets the stage for his signature comedic style.
- The unique blend of slapstick comedy and film noir elements is entertaining and fresh.
- The film offers a humorous take on the criminal underworld, making it an enjoyable satire.
- Allen's self-deprecating humor and autobiographical elements add depth to the characters.
Fun Facts
- 'Take the Money and Run' is loosely based on Allen's own experiences with petty crimes.
- The film features cameo appearances by several of Allen's future collaborators, including Diane Keaton and Tony Roberts.
- Allen himself plays multiple characters throughout the movie, a practice he would continue in many of his subsequent films.
Available Languages
English
US
Title:
"Crime lives!"
Deutsch
DE
Title: Woody, der Unglücksrabe
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Italiano
IT
Title: Prendi i soldi e scappa
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Français
FR
Title: Prends l'oseille et tire-toi
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Español
ES
Title: Toma el dinero y corre
"BUSCADO. Por Asalto, robo a mano armada y cometer un baile lascivo e inmoral con un pudin de chocolate."
Magyar
HU
Title: Fogd a pénzt és fuss!
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