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The Taking of Pelham One Two Three
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Walter Matthau, Robert Shaw, Martin Balsam, Héctor Elizondo View AllCrew
Joseph Sargent (Director), Peter Stone (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Oct. 2nd, 1974
Runtime: 1 hour, 44 minutes
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The Taking of Pelham 123
The Taking of Pelham 123 (2009)
Denzel Washington. John Travolta. Need I say more?
Pelham is your classic summer thriller with enough thrown in to keep you interested through its entirety. Its S...
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The Taking of Pelham 123
Denzel Washington and John Travolta star in The Taking of Pelham 123, an action film centered around a man who takes over a train and holds everyone hostage.
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Taking Of Pelham 123 (Year 2009)
When Camonetti spoke to Ryder for the 1st time, Camonetti told Ryder that Garber is just a Train Dispatcher.
The [Audience including Me] knew that Ryder [seriously Specifically threatened] to kill t...
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JayDee
Film Trivia Snippets - During an interview for Canadian TV, the film's producer revealed that The Taking of Pelham One Two Three did terrific box-office in New York, Toronto, London and Paris; all cities with substantial subway facilites.
Film Trivia Snippets - During an interview for Canadian TV, the film's producer revealed that The Taking of Pelham One Two Three did terrific box-office in New York, Toronto, London and Paris; all cities with substantial subway facilites.
Jack1
Ever since the release of the film, no #6 train has never been scheduled to leave Pelham Bay Park Station at either 13:23 or 01:23 by the New York City Transit Authority.
Ever since the release of the film, no #6 train has never been scheduled to leave Pelham Bay Park Station at either 13:23 or 01:23 by the New York City Transit Authority.
Captain Spaulding
There's no replicating the authentic grittiness of 70's crime films, especially those set in the urban jungle of New York City, with its jostling hordes of humanity, idle taxis burping exhaust, horns, sirens, incessant noise.
There's no replicating the authentic grittiness of 70's crime films, especially those set in the urban jungle of New York City, with its jostling hordes of humanity, idle taxis burping exhaust, horns, sirens, incessant noise.