Set in the Depression, a gang of half-witted small-time hoods led by Slim Grissom kidnap heiress Barbara Blandish and Slim proceeds to fall in love with her. Remake of the British film No ...
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Title: The Grissom Gang (1971)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Kim Darby | ... | Barbara Blandish | |
| Scott Wilson | ... | Slim Grissom | |
| Tony Musante | ... | Eddie Hagan | |
| Robert Lansing | ... | Dave Fenner | |
| Connie Stevens | ... | Anna Borg | |
| Irene Dailey | ... | Gladys 'Ma' Grissom | |
| Wesley Addy | ... | John P. Blandish | |
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Joey Faye | ... | Woppy |
| Michael Baseleon | ... | Frankie Connor | |
| Ralph Waite | ... | Mace | |
| Hal Baylor | ... | Chief McLaine | |
| Matt Clark | ... | Joe Bailey | |
| Alvin Hammer | ... | Sam | |
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Dots Johnson | ... | Johnny Hutchins (as Dotts Johnson) |
| Don Keefer | ... | Doc Grissom | |
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Set in the Depression, a gang of half-witted small-time hoods led by Slim Grissom kidnap heiress Barbara Blandish and Slim proceeds to fall in love with her. Remake of the British film No Orchids for Miss Blandish (1948). Written by alfiehitchie
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reference to god | unrequited love | crying | antihero | seductive behavior |Taglines:
The psychotic killer, the young heiress...the kidnapping that becomes a love story.Parents Guide:
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Anna Borg: Well, it's the place you seem to like it the most.
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Written by Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh
Sung by Rudy Vallee
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The film was voted to the No #12 rank in Empire Magazine's "20 Greatest Gangster Movies You've Never Seen" poll in 2009. See more »Goofs
Matt Clark is running away when he's killed by a knife in the back. When his killer turns him over his mouth is open showing a lot of teeth with fillings which wouldn't be likely in the 1920's. See more »Quotes
Eddie Hagan: How come you never get your ass out of bed?Anna Borg: Well, it's the place you seem to like it the most.
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I Can't Give You Anything but LoveWritten by Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh
Sung by Rudy Vallee
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a better Patty Hearst movie than the ones actually made about Patty Hearst. not quite up there with the likes of Bonnie and Clyde and Thieves Like Us, but definitely worth seeing as an example of the 1970's ambivalence about anti-social characters and crime. the reviews make quite a big deal about the violence but you will hardly notice it--a great deal of shooting, some of that orange glop they used in the 1970s, but hardly emotionally wrenching like, say, The Wild Bunch or Texas Chainsaw Massacre...great performance by Scott Wilson who shows up on TV a lot these days.