The Tiger Makes Out (1967)A mailman looks for a woman to kidnap as a personal act of insurrection. Director:Arthur Hiller |
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Ben Harris
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| Anne Jackson | ... |
Gloria Fiske
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Jerry
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John Harkins | ... |
Leo
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| Ruth White | ... |
Mrs. Kelly
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Roland Wood | ... |
Mr. Kelly
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Beverly
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Sudie Bond | ... |
Miss Lane
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David Burns | ... |
Mr. Ratner
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Jack Fletcher | ... |
Pawnbroker
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Bibi Osterwald | ... |
Mrs. Ratner
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| Charles Nelson Reilly | ... |
Registrar
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| Frances Sternhagen | ... |
Lady On Bus
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| Elizabeth Wilson | ... |
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Kim August | ... |
Toni
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Ben Harris, an embittered, middle-aged New York City postal worker living in a Greenwich Village basement, becomes obsessed with the idea of kidnapping and enslaving the first beautiful young woman he can get his hands on. When he tries to carry out his plan, he doesn't count on suburban homemaker Gloria getting in the way. Written by Eugene Kim <genekim@concentric.net>
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It's all about a Greenwich Village cat on the make ... ... who ends up with Gloria, the housewife, by mistake!Genres:
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EnglishRelease Date:
16 March 1970 (Denmark) See more »Also Known As:
Der Tiger schlägt zurück See more »Filming Locations:
New York City, New York, USACompany Credits
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I remember seeing this film years ago, precable. It made me laugh sooo much. Why doesn't some SMART Columbia person put this out on DVD already. Since Eli is still with us and I think he is in good health, would'nt it be great if he could do a commentary on the film,(or at least an intro, or small interview, like he did for The Good The Bad And The Ugly reissue), prehaps along with Anne as well, if they are both up for it. But anyway it is a real shame that this gem has never been released for home theater viewing. Columbia finally released Good Neighbor Sam, but you have to get it in a box set. Other 60s funny ones I'm waiting for are; The Film Flam Man, The Art Of Love, Cold Turkey, and John Goldfarb Please Come Home.