Episode 545 · Film year 1978

The Silent Partner (1978)

· 2h 02m

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Elliott Gould
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The Silent Partner (1978)
Episode 545 · The Projection Booth
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Noirvember 2021 kicks off with a look at Daryl Duke’s The Silent Partner. Released in 1978, it was from a screenplay by Curtis Hanson and based on the book Think of a Number by Anders Bodelsen. The film stars Elliott Gould as Miles Cullen, a rather mild mannered bank teller -- and keeper of the vault -- who figures out that his bank has been targeted for a robbery. With this piece of information he decides to rob the bank himself and let the robber (Christopher Plummer) take the fall.

Jonathan Melville (opens in a new tab) and Cullen Gallagher (opens in a new tab) join Mike to discuss the film while Elliott Gould talks about his role as Miles Cullen.

Labels: Christopher Plummer Cullen Gallagher Curtis Hanson Daryl Duke Elliott Gould Jonathan Melville Noirvember Susannah York

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Music credits

  • "The Silent Partner" - Original Soundtrack
  • "Tænk på et tal" - Bent Fabricius-Bjerre
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