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Two for the Money (1971) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 1971

Original Title:
Two for the Money

Genres:
Crime | Drama

Production Companies:
Gentlemen II
Sack Amusement Enterprises

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 81

He Wanted to Roll in Money With Another Man's Wife!

Overview from TheMovieDB

Joey and Earlene return to the desert to retrieve their buried loot, only to find that a new home has been built on top of the spot they buried it. The homeowners are a young married couple, and when the husband leaves for work one morning Joey, Earlene and an accomplice break into the house in order to dig through the floor to get their money, tying up the helpless young wife. However, the wife turns out not to be quite as "helpless" as she seems.

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Production

Assistant Editor:
Mike Prever

Associate Producer:
Ted Botkin

Boom Operator:
Roger Derfer

Camera Operator:
Bill Coors

Director:
Lee Frost

Director of Photography:
Stan Slate

Editor:
Sylvia Mulconery

Gaffer:
Hugh Corcoran

Key Grip:
Michael Levine

Makeup Artist:
Gerri Burns

Music:
Michael London
Gentlemen II

Producer:
Max Baer Jr.
Lee Frost

Production Manager:
Mike Castle

Second Unit Cinematographer:
Bob Tom

Set Decoration:
Teddi Peterson

Set Designer:
Teddi Peterson

Sound Mixer:
Ted Botkin

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Sheila Dehner

Writer:
Lee Frost

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