Und morgen wird ein Ding gedreht (1976)
Nach einem verpatzten Coup landen Kleinganove Harry und sein Partner Walter im Gefängnis. Dort müssen sie als Lakaien die Wünsche von Gangstergröße Adam erfüllen. Doch Harry und Walter wittern dabei die Chance ihres Lebens. Sie stehlen Adams Pläne für einen Bankraub, brechen aus dem Knast aus und machen sich auf, um das Ding ihres Lebens zu drehen.
Der Regisseur:
Mark Rydell
Die Autor:
John Byrum, Robert Kaufman.
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Elliott Gould as Walter Hill |
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James Caan as Harry Digby |
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Diane Keaton as Lissa Chestnut |
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Michael Caine as Adam Worth |
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Charles Durning as Rufus T. Crisp |
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Lesley Ann Warren as Gloria Fontaine |
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Val Avery as Chatsworth |
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Jack Gilford as Mischa |
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Dennis Dugan as Lewis |
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Carol Kane as Florence |
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Kathryn Grody as Barbara |
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David Proval as Ben |
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Michael Conrad as Billy Gallagher |
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Burt Young as Warden Durgom |
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Bert Remsen as Guard O'Meara |
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Ted Cassidy as Leary |
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Brion James as Hayseed |
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Nicky Blair as Charley Bullard |
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John Hackett as Ike Marsh |
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Michael Greene as Dan |
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James De Closs as Barney |
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George Greif as Dutch Herman |
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Philip Kenneally as Officer O'Reilly |
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Jack Brodsky as Horace Finley |
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Karlene Gallegly as Marie |
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Colin Hamilton as George |
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Roger Til as Waiter |
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Tom Lawrence as Doorman |
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Ben Davidson as Bouncer |
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Victor Romito as Croupier |
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Alex Rodine as Croupier |
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Selma Archerd as Woman Patron |
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Elisabeth Sommer as Girl Friend |
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Michelle Breeze as Girl Friend |
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Louise De Carlo as Girl Friend |
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Carmel Lougene as Girl Friend |
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Suzanne Covington as Girl Friend |
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Sig Frohlich as Waiter |
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Christopher Rydell as Laundry Boy |
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Maureen Arthur as Mrs. Hawthorne |
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David Shire as Piano Player |
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Anthony Columbia as Drummer |
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Danny Rees as Juggler |
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Read Morgan as Farmer |
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Kim Lankford as Young Girl |
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Yolanda Mayer as Belly Dancer |
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George Gaynes as Prince |
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Robert Miller Driscoll as King |
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Geraldine Decker as Handmaiden |
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Gina Gagnon as Handmaiden |
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Walter Willison as Suitor |
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Harry Naughton as Suitor |
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Carmine Coppola as Conductor |
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Jay Thompson as Piano Player |
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Warren Berlinger as Stage Manager |
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Jimmy Nickerson as Stunt Double |
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Alex Sharp as Stunt Double |
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Eddy Donno as Stunt Guard |
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Seamon Glass as Guard |
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Charlie Murray as Policeman #1 |
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Don Ames as Policeman #2 |
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Ellen Blake as Cleaning Lady |
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Lee Wolfberg as Usher |
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Sherry Moore as Ticket Taker |
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Emmett Brown as Prisoner - Barber Shop |
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Evelyn Rydell as Theatre Patron |
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Ernie Mishko as Bicycle Rider |
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Ellen Janes as Beauty No. 1 |
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Dee Hoty as Beauty No. 2 |
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Karen Powell as Beauty No. 3 |
| Costume & Make-Up | Fred Williams | Makeup Supervisor |
| Production | Tony Bill | Executive Producer |
| Production | Don Devlin | Producer |
| Production | Harry Gittes | Producer |
| Production | Sheldon Schrager | Associate Producer |
| Sound | David Shire | Music |
| Camera | László Kovács | Director of Photography |
| Editing | David Bretherton | Editor |
| Editing | Don Guidice | Editor |
| Production | Lynn Stalmaster | Casting |
| Art | Harry Horner | Production Design |
| Art | Richard Berger | Art Direction |
| Art | Ruby R. Levitt | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Theoni V. Aldredge | Costume Designer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Sherry Wilson | Hairstylist |
| Directing | Mark Rydell | Director |
| Writing | Don Devlin | Story |
| Writing | John Byrum | Story |
| Writing | John Byrum | Screenplay |
| Writing | Robert Kaufman | Screenplay |
| Art | Drew Struzan | Art Designer |
| Directing | Larry Franco | Second Assistant Director |
