Harry and Walter Go to New York (1976)
Two hopelessly out of their class con-men attempt to pull off the largest bank heist of the 19th century — by gaining the enmity of the most famous bank robber in the world and the affection of a crusading newspaperwoman.
Director:
Mark Rydell
Writers:
Robert Kaufman, John Byrum.
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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 | Sheldon Schrager | Associate Producer |
| Production | Don Devlin | Producer |
| Production | Harry Gittes | Producer |
| Editing | Don Guidice | Editor |
| Sound | David Shire | Music |
| Production | Lynn Stalmaster | Casting |
| Art | Richard Berger | Art Direction |
| Art | Ruby R. Levitt | Set Decoration |
| Editing | David Bretherton | Editor |
| Art | Harry Horner | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Theoni V. Aldredge | Costume Designer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Sherry Wilson | Hairstylist |
| Camera | László Kovács | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Mark Rydell | Director |
| Writing | John Byrum | Story |
| Writing | Robert Kaufman | Screenplay |
| Writing | Don Devlin | Story |
| Writing | John Byrum | Screenplay |
| Art | Drew Struzan | Art Designer |
| Directing | Larry Franco | Second Assistant Director |
