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Dirty Weekend (Italian: Mordi e fuggi) is a 1973 Italian comedy film directed by Dino Risi. Described by Roberto Curti as a road movie and crime film, Dirty Weekend addresses the topic of terrorism and violence.
The, Mordi e Fuggi, Sting and Run, Sábado inesperado. Genre. Comedy. Political. Thriller. Release Date. 1973. Distribution Company. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.
- Dino Risi
- Oliver Reed
Directed by Dino Risi. From lechery to trechery in one easy blonde. A man and his mistress have just taken off for a weekend romp when they’re kidnapped by a trio of bank robbers. They wind up becoming media “stars” as police and reporters follow them.
- Dino Risi
In 1970s Italy, an industrialist and his mistress are taken hostage by three left-wing extremists who robbed a bank but the police and a media circus follow them closely on a cross-country car chase. A man and his mistress have just taken off for a weekend romp when they're kidnapped by a trio of bank robbers.
Mar 8, 1973 · A man and his mistress have just taken off for a weekend romp when they're kidnapped by a trio of bank robbers. They wind up becoming media "stars" as police and reporters follow them. They all wind up at the beat-up shack of a cranky old codger, with the police surrounding them and the robbers threatening to kill everybody.
Dirty Weekend (1973) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
In this Italian comedy/thriller, a group of politically motivated bank robbers led by Fabrizio (Oliver Reed) escape into the countryside with industrialist Giulio (Marcello Mastroianni) and a toothsome young woman (Carol Andre) as hostages.
