Money to Burn Trailer

Money to Burn Trailer (1973)

"You'd be surprised what you can learn in the slammer!" 27 October 1973 Drama, Crime, TV Movie 73 mins

A convict who managed to print $1 million in counterfeit bills in the prison print shop hatches a scheme to swap them for real money.

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Cast

E.G. Marshall

as Jed Finnegan

Mildred Natwick

as Emily Finnegan

Alejandro Rey

as Caesar Rodriguez

Cleavon Little

as Calvin Baker

David Doyle

as Warden Caulfield

Charles McGraw

as Neil Davis

Ron Feinberg

as Big Maury Kowalski

Lou Frizzell

as Guard Sergeant

Robert Karnes

as Team Leader

Lew Brown

as Guard

Paul Sorensen

as Parking Lot Guard

Melvin F. Allen

as Attendant

Peggy Walton-Walker

as Vivian Turner

Crew

Oliver Nelson

Original Music Composer

Enzo A. Martinelli

Enzo A. Martinelli Director of Photography

John E. Chilberg II

John E. Chilberg II Art Direction

Donald J. Sullivan

Donald J. Sullivan Set Decoration

Ben Bishop

Ben Bishop Unit Manager

International Titles

Mint Condition Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 27 October 1973

Production Companies

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