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Playing wildly against type, Matthau is aces as a sarcastic airman turned bank robber who uses his wits in lieu of a gun.
John Farr: Missing Mr. Matthau John Farr 2010
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Playing wildly against type, Matthau is aces as a sarcastic airman turned bank robber who uses his wits in lieu of a gun.
John Farr: Missing Mr. Matthau John Farr 2010
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A serious Walter Matthau is excellent as a New York City port authority supervisor trying to stop a hijacked subway car.
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A serious Walter Matthau is excellent as a New York City port authority supervisor trying to stop a hijacked subway car.
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While still in high school, Mr. Curtis appeared in small productions at the 92nd Street YMHA and took acting lessons alongside Walter Matthau and Bea Arthur.
From Pretty Boy to Versatile Leading Man Stephen Miller 2010
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Spiner—who's previously displayed his comedy chops in everything from Friends to the Jack Lemmon-Walter Matthau movie Out to Sea—slyly spoofed himself, agreeing to show up at Leonard's birthday party for a very small fee.
Cheers & Jeers: The Big Bang Theory — The Next Vituperation 2011
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This trim thriller starring Walter Matthau and Robert Shaw in the story of a gang that hijacks a subway car is great fun, especially for its look at New York City in 1974.
Michael Giltz: DVDs: "Doctor Who" Just Keeps Getting Better And Better Michael Giltz 2011
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Also on the bill is Don Siegel's "Charley Varrick," with Mr. Baker as a demented and highly self-amused hit man tracking master thief Walter Matthau.
Watching in Another Dimension Steve Dollar 2011
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This trim thriller starring Walter Matthau and Robert Shaw in the story of a gang that hijacks a subway car is great fun, especially for its look at New York City in 1974.
Michael Giltz: DVDs: "Doctor Who" Just Keeps Getting Better And Better Michael Giltz 2011
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The Tony Scott-directed film is a remake of the 1974 classic with Walter Matthau as the transit worker and the late Robert Shaw as the chief crook.
These action films are more subtle but just as exciting 2009
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