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Tag Archives: 1973
The Outfit (1973)
Director: John Flynn Writer: John Flynn (Based on the novel by Donald E. Westlake as Richard Stark)
Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1973, action, adaptation, bank, boss, bruce surtees, carter dehaven, crime, criminal, donald e. westlake, drama, jerry fielding, joanna cassidy, joe don baker, john flynn, karen black, mob, mobster, organized crime, outfit, prison, ralph e. winters, revenge, richard stark, robbery, robert duvall, robert ryan, shootout, syndicate, the outfit, thief, thriller
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Shaft in Africa (1973)
Director: John Guillermin Writer: Stirling Silliphant (Based on characters created by Ernest Tidyman)
Posted in Action, Crime, Thriller
Tagged 1973, action, adaptation, africa, african, blaxploitation, chain gang, crime, ernest tidyman, human trafficking, john guillermin, john shaft, johnny pate, marcel grignon, max benedict, paris, private investigator, richard roundtree, roger h. lewis, roger lewis, sequel, shaft, shaft in africa, slave, slavery, stirling silliphant, thriller, voncetta mcgee
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The Seven-Ups (1973)
Director: Philip D’Antoni Writers: Albert Ruben and Alexander Jacobs (Story by Sonny Grosso) First time watch. Features a really excellent car chase scene.
Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Mystery
Tagged 1973, action, albert ruben, alexander jacobs, car chase, cop, crime, detective, drama, gang, gangster, kidnapping, larry haines, mafia, mob, mobster, mystery, new york, new york city, nyc, philip d'antoni, police, ransom, richard lynch, roy scheider, stephen a. rotter, the seven ups, the seven-ups, tony lo bianco, urs furrer
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The Crazies (1973)
Director: George A. Romero Writer: George A. Romero (Story by Paul McCollough)
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1973, a.c. croft, action, al croft, biological weapon, bruce roberts, crazy, disease, doctor, george a. romero, harold wayne jones, horror, insane, lane carroll, lloyd hollar, lynn lowry, military, murder, pandemic, paul mccollough, pennsylvania, quarantine, richard liberty, s. william hinzman, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, small town, the crazies, thriller, virus, w.g. mcmillan, weapon
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The Day of the Dolphin (1973)
Director: Mike Nichols Writer: Buck Henry (Based on the novel by Robert Merle)
Posted in Drama, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1973, adaptation, animal, assassination, boat, bomb, buck henry, dolphin, drama, edward herrmann, fritz weaver, george c. scott, georges delerue, marine biologist, mike nichols, murder, paul sorvino, robert e. relyea, robert merle, sam o'steen, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, talking animal, The Day of the Dolphin, thriller, trish van devere, william a. fraker, yacht
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Ganja & Hess (1973)
Director: Bill Gunn Writer: Bill Gunn
Posted in Drama, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 1973, assistant, bill gunn, blood, chiz schultz, church, death, doctor, drama, duane jones, fantasy, ganja & hess, horror, knife, marlene clark, murder, stabbed, suicide, vampire
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The Baby (1973)
Director: Ted Post Writer: Abe Polsky One of the weirdest and most uncomfortable movies I have seen. Great ending.
Posted in Drama, Horror, Thriller
Tagged 1973, abe polsky, anjanette comer, architect, baby, birthday, crib, daughter, david mooney, drama, eccentric, family, horror, infance, marianna hill, michael pataki, milton polsky, mom, mother, murder, nursery, party, pool, ruth roman, sister, social worker, susanne zenor, ted post, the baby, thriller, welfare
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Live and Let Die (1973)
Director: Guy Hamilton Writer: Tom Mankiewicz (Based on the novel by Ian Fleming)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Thriller
Tagged 1973, adaptaton, Albert R. Broccoli, bernard lee, britain, british, guy hamilton, Harry Saltzman, heroin, ian fleming, james bond, jane seymour, live and let die, lois maxwell, new orleans, paul mccartney, psychic, roger moore, secret agent, sequel, spy, tarot card, tom mankiewicz, voodoo, wings, yaphet kotto
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