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Harry, gentleman pickpocket

Titre original : Harry in Your Pocket
  • 1973
  • PG
  • 1h 43min
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6,3/10
1,6 k
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James Coburn in Harry, gentleman pickpocket (1973)
A would-be criminal is taken in by a professional in the game, who teaches him how pickpockets work in teams.
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA young would-be grifter is taken in by a professional in the game who teaches him how pickpockets work in teams.A young would-be grifter is taken in by a professional in the game who teaches him how pickpockets work in teams.A young would-be grifter is taken in by a professional in the game who teaches him how pickpockets work in teams.

  • Réalisation
    • Bruce Geller
  • Scénario
    • James D. Buchanan
    • Ronald Austin
  • Casting principal
    • James Coburn
    • Michael Sarrazin
    • Trish Van Devere
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,3/10
    1,6 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Bruce Geller
    • Scénario
      • James D. Buchanan
      • Ronald Austin
    • Casting principal
      • James Coburn
      • Michael Sarrazin
      • Trish Van Devere
    • 36avis d'utilisateurs
    • 22avis des critiques
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    James Coburn
    James Coburn
    • Harry
    Michael Sarrazin
    Michael Sarrazin
    • Ray Haulihan
    Trish Van Devere
    Trish Van Devere
    • Sandy Coletto
    Walter Pidgeon
    Walter Pidgeon
    • Casey
    Michael C. Gwynne
    Michael C. Gwynne
    • Fence
    Tony Giorgio
    Tony Giorgio
    • 1st Detective
    Michael Stearns
    • 2nd Detective
    Susan Mullen
    Susan Mullen
    • Francine
    • (as Sue Mullen)
    Duane Bennett
    • Salesman
    Stanley Bolt
    • Mr. Bates
    Barry Grimshaw
    • Bellboy
    Wesley Uhlman
    Robert Antrim
    Dorothy Antrim
    Jack Mitchell
    Robert Peace
    • Deaf-Mute in Seattle Airport
    Mike Reynolds
    Mike Reynolds
    • Man in Train Station
    Cathy Wright
    • Réalisation
      • Bruce Geller
    • Scénario
      • James D. Buchanan
      • Ronald Austin
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    7mcgriswald

    Entertaining '70s antihero movie

    I caught "Harry in your Pocket" on an on-demand cable channel, and I hadn't seen it since its original theatrical release. I have to say that I enjoyed it, partly because it is a great example of the early '70s antihero type of film, and because as a kid who grew up in Seattle where the beginning of the movie is filmed, it was cool to see the old buildings (long since replaced by skyscrapers) and the old restaurants like the Brasserie Pittsbourg and Rosellini's 410.

    Much of the film is dated, particularly the hairstyles and the clothes, but not so much that ruins the overall enjoyment of the film.

    Most people will enjoy the dissection of the act of pickpocketing, and the entire culture of the pickpockets, which is painstakingly explained. While amoral, the characters are likable, and the scene never gets too heavy, even though there is conflict.

    The ending is typically downbeat, which like "Butch Cassidy" and others was a hallmark of these antihero type of films. Strangely, the movie was marketed as a comedy, but it really wasn't, particularly by today's standards. Not hugely important or groundbreaking, just a great example of Coburn's work and similar films of that era.
    8thinker1691

    " The Idea is to get close enough to feel your mark breathing, without touching him "

    Many an actor dreams of having a mixed repertoire of characters which he has play throughout his career, eventually becoming exclusively his. Doubtless, a few wish they could shed certain character images as they have become synonymous with and is difficult to shake it loose. This rarely ever happened to actor James Coburn. Here is one film which many of his fans never seen. In this film called "Harry In Your Pocket " he naturally plays the master pickpocket called Harry. In his travels he encounters a street thief named Ray Haulihan (Michael Sarrazin) and his beautiful partner Sandy Coletto (Trish Van Devere) who are looking to upgrade their ability as thieves. At first Harry and his aging partner Casey (Walter Pidgeon) are simply amused with the pair, but later, they become a foursome which becomes quite formidable. Refused by Harry to teach him the art of pickpocketing, Ray convinces Casey to teach him for a cut of the take as Casey has a Cocaine habit to support and one which eventually leads to tragedy. Once Harry learns of the young couple operating without him, he acquiesces and becomes their leader with one important rule, 'Harry never holds'. With the trio now planning to take on a grand event in New Orleans, they have no idea the police are awaiting them. With the rare appearance of Walter Pidgeon this movie is sure to become a classic in years to come. Exceptional feature. ****
    frazeegirl

    Walter Pidgeon at his best...

    How many of you movie fans actually REMEMBER Walter Pidgeon? This role is off beat for him but what a great time we have sharing it. "It is what I do!" is one of the great lines in filmdom. There are so few films made now that can get and keep one's attention. (Attention Deficit Disorder no doubt is caused by disjointed, bad editing in Hollywood.) This film allows us to enter a world unknown to most of us...and offers a good lesson too...i.e., know where your wallet is at all times! It's great fun! James Coburn was never better.
    6moonspinner55

    Very nearly a terrific movie...

    Original, offbeat character study with bracing dramatic moments stars Michael Sarrazin as an unskilled young thief in Seattle who gets himself and his new girlfriend (the appealing Trish Van Devere) hired on by a wily old pickpocket and his partner, a no-nonsense type with a big ego and a calculating manner. After some training, the foursome move on to Salt Lake City, where they become a finely-tuned team of cons. The smooth direction by Bruce Geller, the occasionally clever script from writers James David Buchanan and Ron Austin, and a superb cast including James Coburn and Walter Pidgeon promise a sure-fire movie. Unfortunately, the disappointing third act doesn't so much unravel as it does dry up, with the writing smacking of moralistic pandering ("Don't let this happen to you!"). Still, two-thirds of a great picture, one with a jazzy look, some amusing interplay and memorable characters. **1/2 from ****
    8Hey_Sweden

    Entertaining and interesting in equal measure.

    Michael Sarrazin plays Ray Haulihan, a hard working but not typically efficient pickpocket, who lifts the watch of Sandy Coletto (Trish Van Devere) one day in a train station. This act sort of binds them together, and since they're both now in need of some finances (in going to confront him, she left her other valuables vulnerable), they go to meet with Casey (Walter Pidgeon), who's recruiting members for a team of thieves that will be masterminded by Harry (James Coburn, smooth as always). Casey and Harry are veterans of the pocket picking game, and therefore experts, who teach the young couple everything there is to know about it.

    Much of the joy here lies in learning the lingo and watching the Harry / Casey / Sandy / Ray team in action as they finally start to gel. Tony Giorgio, who has a small role as a detective, served as the technical adviser, and the whole premise is fascinating enough to reel viewers in, with the presentation by writers James David Buchanan & Ronald Austin and producer / director Bruce Geller remaining largely matter-of-fact and fairly low key for the duration. Although this was marketed as a comedy, "Harry in Your Pocket" is actually pretty serious most of the time, although it's not without laughs. It benefits greatly from location shooting on a few American and Canadian locations (Seattle, Salt Lake City, Victoria) and good, straightforward storytelling, not to mention a wonderful music score by the ever dependable Lalo Schifrin. Hairstyles and fashions may help to date the film, but this is never a big distraction.

    The quartet of principal actors all shines. Van Devere is very, very sexy, and Coburn is compulsively watchable as usual. But Pidgeon is a special treat as the endearing old timer who unfortunately happens to have a cocaine habit. (He also played a pickpocket in his penultimate film, "Two-Minute Warning".) Top character actor Michael C. Gwynne ("Payday", "The Terminal Man") has a one scene role as a fence.

    A very fine film, overall, that deserves to be better known. It was the only theatrical filmmaking effort for Geller, better known as a TV veteran who'd created the classic series 'Mission: Impossible' and 'Mannix'.

    Eight out of 10.

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    • Anecdotes
      Walter Pidgeon would again play a pickpocket three years later in his penultimate film, Un tueur dans la foule (1976).
    • Citations

      Casey: You never know what you're going to find in someone's pocket.

    • Connexions
      Referenced in Turk 182 (1985)
    • Bandes originales
      DAY BY DAY BY DAY
      Words by Bruce Geller

      Music by Lalo Schifrin

      Sung by Josh Adams

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    • Date de sortie
      • 18 octobre 1973 (Pays-Bas)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Harry in Your Pocket
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Empress Hotel, Victoria, Colombie-Britannique, Canada(on location)
    • Société de production
      • Cinema Video Communications (CVC)
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    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 586 720 $US
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    • Durée
      1 heure 43 minutes
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    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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