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The Last Run was poorly received by critics, and most of them lamented the replacement of Huston with Fleischer. Roger Ebert , writing for the Chicago Sun-Times , commented that "with Huston directing Alan Sharp's interesting screenplay, the movie would still have had the good stuff, I think, and would have avoided the embarrassing collapses of ...
Sep 24, 1971 · The Last Run: Directed by Richard Fleischer, John Huston. With George C. Scott, Tony Musante, Trish Van Devere, Colleen Dewhurst. A getaway driver comes out of retirement to pull off one last run - one that could send him to an early grave instead.
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- Action, Crime, Drama
- Richard Fleischer, John Huston
- 1971-09-24
George C. Scott stars as a semi-retired gangster who drives an escape car for a double-crossed prisoner and his girlfriend. Roger Ebert praises the moments of hard-boiled cynicism, but criticizes the mawkish ending and the mediocre direction by Richard Fleischer.
George C. Scott and Trish Van Devere (Scott's future wife) costar in this gritty crime drama directed by Richard Fleisher (who replaced original director Joh...
The Last Run. Rent The Last Run on Fandango at Home, Prime Video, or buy it on Fandango at Home, Prime Video. A retired mob getaway driver (George C. Scott) agrees to take a fugitive (Tony Musante ...
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- Richard Fleischer
- PG
- Crime, Drama
Last Run, The (1971) -- (Movie Clip) Get In The Back Action sequence by director Richard Fleischer, on location in Spain, George C. Scott as hired getaway driver Harry, observing as an accident is staged to create a diversion so that convicted hit-man Paul (Tony Musante) can escape from a prison bus, in The Last Run, 1971.
A former getaway driver from Chicago (George C. Scott) has retired to a peaceful life in a Portuguese fishing village. He is asked to pull off one last job, involving driving a dangerous crook and his girl-friend to France. However, the job turns out to be a double-cross and the trio are pursued back to Portugal where they make one last stand ...
