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24 de jul. de 2013 · Tuez Charley Varrick! est un film réalisé par Don Siegel avec Walter Matthau, Joe Don Baker. Synopsis : Charley Varrick cambriole une banque avec sa femme et un acolyte. Mais il comprend vite ...
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Charley Varrick is a small-time crook who outfoxes the Mob in this fast-paced offbeat thriller directed by Don Siegel. Academy Award® winner Walter Matthau stars in a rare dramatic role, along with the powerful Joe Don Baker, as a tough Mafia hitman. Charley robs small banks with small payrolls. That keeps him out of trouble until he stumbles onto the Mob's secret stash. The chase is on as ...
Tres Cruces, Novo México. Charley Varrick (Walter Matthau) é um assaltante que, juntamente com seus cúmplices, rouba um pequeno banco e consegue US$ 765 mi. Porém o que eles não sabiam é que ali também havia dinheiro da Máfia. Do susto e medo inicial ele parte para uma confrontação direta com os assassinos, querendo eliminá-los pois, se não matá-los, morre.
Charley Varrick: Directed by Don Siegel. With Walter Matthau, Joe Don Baker, Felicia Farr, Andrew Robinson. A man, his wife and their friend stage a bloody bank robbery without realizing they are stealing from the Mob.
19 de set. de 1973 · Don Siegel directed this offbeat crime thriller which stars Walter Matthau as the titular Charley Varrick. Varrick is a small-time stick-up man who, in tandem with his partner Harman Sullivan (Andrew Robinson), makes plans to rob a small bank in New Mexico.
After burglarizing a small-town bank, petty crook Charley Varrick and his motley crew become targets of the mob in this action-packed thriller. Watch trailers & learn more.
Charley Varrick is a quality caper movie courtesy of director Don Siegel and backed up by a wonderful understated performance from Walter Matthau as Charley Varrick. Varrick along with his partners rob a small New Mexico bank, but instead of the usual decent haul they find that they have nabbed over $760.000, sadly for the boys it is mafia money that the bank was laundering.
