The Out of Towners (1970) torrent

The out of Towners (1970)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066193/

Image: PAL

Languaje: DD 2.0 English, Spanish, French, German, Italian

Subtitles: English, Arabian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Chezc, Dutch, Finish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Islandian, Italian, Portugues, Romanian, Serbian, Slovenian, Spanish, Turkish


DIRECTOR:Arthur Hiller

CAST:

Jack Lemmon ... George Kellerman
Sandy Dennis ... Gwen Kellerman
Sandy Baron ... Lenny Moyers
Anne Meara ... Purse Snatching Victim in Police Station
Robert Nichols ... Passenger
Ann Prentiss ... Airline Stewardess #1
Ron Carey ... Barney Polacek, Cab Driver in Boston
Philip Bruns ... Officer Meyers
Graham Jarvis ... Murray the mugger
Carlos Montalbán ... Manuel Vargas
Robert King ... Agent in Boston
Johnny Brown ... Waiter in Train
Dolph Sweet ... Police Sgt Kavalefski
Thalmus Rasulala ... Police Officer (as Jack Crowder)
Jon Korkes ... First Burglar

George and Gwendolyn Kellerman, a couple from Twin Oaks, Ohio, takes an all expenses-paid trip to the "Big Apple"- New York City for George's big meeting for a top business company. George has a special night planned for Gwen before the big meeting the next morning. It consist of a dinner-and-dessert for two, then dancing, and finally back to their luxurious hotel suite at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. It seems like the perfect getaway vacation...until it takes a turn for the worse. Bad things stars to arise: The plane is rerouted to Boston's Logan International Airport; They hop on a cattle-style crowded train to Grand Central, with extreme shortage of food; Upon arrival, the entire New York City Transit Authority, the local cab company, and the Sanitation Dept. are on strike; A heavy thunderstorm drenches George and Gwen; The hotel gave away their room; George and Gwen get mugged twice and kidnapped (in a NYPD squad car). It's then that George is not taking this lying down anymore and threatens to sue everybody that never gave them a chance. Someway, the 'Big Apple Pie' can taste very sour for the "Out-of-Towners."