The Tiger Makes Out (1967)
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- Approved
- 1h 34min
- Comedy
- 16 Mar 1970 (Denmark)
- Movie
A mailman looks for a woman to kidnap as a personal act of insurrection.
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Cast
Eli Wallach | ... |
Ben Harris
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Anne Jackson | ... |
Gloria Fiske
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Bob Dishy | ... |
Jerry
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John Harkins | ... |
Leo
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Ruth White | ... |
Mrs. Kelly
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Roland Wood | ... |
Mr. Kelly
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Rae Allen | ... |
Beverly
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Sudie Bond | ... |
Miss Lane
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David Burns | ... |
Mr. Ratner
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Jack Fletcher | ... |
Pawnbroker
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Bibi Osterwald | ... |
Mrs. Ratner
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Charles Nelson Reilly | ... |
Registrar
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Frances Sternhagen | ... |
Lady On Bus
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Elizabeth Wilson | ... |
Receptionist
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Kim August | ... |
Toni the Songbird
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Alice Beardsley | ... |
Kentucky Neighbor
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Mariclare Costello | ... |
Rosi
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David Doyle | ... |
Housing Clerk
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Dustin Hoffman | ... |
Hap
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Michele Kesten | ... |
Waitress
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James Luisi | ... |
Pete Copolla
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Remak Ramsay | ... |
Housing Guard
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Sherman Raskin | ... |
Red Schwartzkopf
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John P. Ryan | ... |
Toni's Escort
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Edgar Stehli | ... |
Old Man
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Oren Stevens | ... |
Policeman
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Barbara Colby | ... |
Bus passenger (uncredited)
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Judy Graubart | ... |
Woman Passing Lassoed Hydrant (uncredited)
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Swoosie Kurtz | ... |
Girl in turtleneck (unbilled) (uncredited)
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Judith Lowry | ... |
Elderly Tenant (uncredited)
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Joe Santos | ... |
Man at Housing Authority (uncredited)
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Directed by
Arthur Hiller |
Written by
Murray Schisgal | ... | (play "The Tiger") |
Murray Schisgal | ... | (screenplay) |
Produced by
Anne Jackson | ... | producer (uncredited) |
George Justin | ... | producer |
Claire Nichtern | ... | associate producer |
Eli Wallach | ... | producer (uncredited) |
Music by
Shorty Rogers | ... | (as Milton 'Shorty' Rogers) |
Cinematography by
Arthur J. Ornitz |
Editing by
Robert C. Jones |
Casting By
Edith Hamlin | ||
Vic Ramos | ||
Clifford Stevens |
Production Design by
Paul Sylbert |
Set Decoration by
John Godfrey |
Costume Design by
Anthea Sylbert |
Makeup Department
Martin Bell | ... | makeup artist |
Bob Grimaldi | ... | hair stylist (as Robert Grimaldi) |
Production Management
Stephen F. Kesten | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Burtt Harris | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
Jules Wollock | ... | construction |
Sound Department
Dennis Maitland | ... | sound |
Camera and Electrical Department
Victor J. Kemper | ... | camera operator (as Victor Kemper) |
Willie Meyerhoff | ... | gaffer (as William Meyeroff) |
Robert Ward | ... | grip |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
George Newman | ... | wardrobe |
Flo Transfield | ... | wardrobe |
Music Department
Shorty Rogers | ... | conductor (as Milton 'Shorty' Rogers) |
Bob Florence | ... | orchestrator (uncredited) |
Script and Continuity Department
Marguerite James | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
Jessica Skippon | ... | production co-ordinator |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Columbia Pictures (1967) (United States) (theatrical)
- Columbia Pictures Corporation (1967) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- Kamera (1968) (Norway) (theatrical)
- CBS (1972) (United States) (tv) (original airing)
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Storyline
Plot Summary |
Ben Harris, an embittered, middle-aged New York City postal worker living in a Greenwich Village basement, becomes obsessed with the idea of kidnapping and enslaving the first beautiful young woman he can get his hands on. When he tries to carry out his plan, he doesn't count on suburban homemaker Gloria getting in the way.
Written by Eugene Kim |
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Taglines | It's all about a Greenwich Village cat on the make ... ... who ends up with Gloria, the housewife, by mistake! See more » |
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Did You Know?
Trivia | Eli Wallach (Ben Harris) and Anne Jackson (Gloria Fiske) were husband and wife in real-life. This is their first film collaboration. They formed Elan Productions to produce this film with financing from Columbia Pictures. See more » |
Goofs | Ben claims that the date is September 22nd, however the newspaper he pretends to read when scouting victims is from Monday, October 31, 1966. See more » |
Movie Connections | Featured in International Films (1968). See more » |
Soundtracks | The Tiger Makes Out See more » |
Quotes |
Ben Harris:
[Thinking to himself]
Up at seven, brush your teeth, wash your face, out of the house, into the subway, off to work... Imbeciles. Sheep! Baa, baa, baa, baa, baa, baa, baa sheep! [Peter comes up behind him and grabs him around the shoulder] Pete Copolla: Hi. Ben Harris: Hi. Pete Copolla: How you doin'? Ben Harris: So-so. You? Pete Copolla: OK, OK. So, how's the little lady? Ben Harris: What little lady? Pete Copolla: Your wife. Ben Harris: No wife. I don't have a wife. Pete Copolla: You sure? Ben Harris: Sure, I'm sure! If I had a wife, she'd be living with me, wouldn't she? Pete Copolla: OK, don't take offense, Jaime. Ben Harris: 'Jaime'? What Jaime? Pete Copolla: Your name isn't Jaime Schultz? Ben Harris: This is incredible! It's really incredible! Pete Copolla: Jeez, I could have sworn! What's your name? Ben Harris: None of your damn business. I've been seeing you for twelve years. You still don't know my name. You don't even know if I'm married or not. Alright, Arnie Greenfield, I got your number. Pete Copolla: 'Arnie Greenfield'? Hey, what are you talkin' about? My name's Peter Copolla! [Ben walks away disdainfully. Peter runs across the street after him] Pete Copolla: Hey! [He whistles] Pete Copolla: My name's Peter Copolla! [He continues whistling and chasing after him, into a revolving door, but doesn't catch him. Ben emerges wearing his postman outfit] Ben Harris: [to himself] 'Jaime Schultz'! Twelve years on the job and I'm Jaime Schultz! Anonymous, unknown, dehumanized by the processes of a mechanized society, brushed aside like a cockroach. See more » |