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A Man, a Woman and a Bank (1979): Cast & Box Office

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A Man, a Woman and a Bank is a 1979 romantic comedy directed by Noel Black, starring Terence Kelly as Bank Manager, Ken Chamberlain and Donald Sutherland. It runs 1 hour 40 minutes and earned $683,353 worldwide.

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A Man, a Woman and a Bank (1979) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 40m (100 min)
Director
Noel Black
Genres
Comedy , Romance , Crime
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is A Man, a Woman and a Bank About?

The premise of A Man, a Woman and a Bank without spoilers.

Two unlikely novices plot the ultimate heist in Vancouver. One steals the bank’s blueprints, caught on camera, and begins a romance with the photographer to retrieve the pictures. After dark one man infiltrates the vault while the other hacks the doors from a van. The loot is ferried to a ship bound for a Macau money‑launderer.

A Man, a Woman and a Bank Themes & Keywords

· 9 tags
  • photographer
  • heist
  • macau
  • bank robbery
  • independent film
  • blueprint
  • vancouver british columbia canada
  • money laundering
  • fake priest
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Cast & crew

A Man, a Woman and a Bank Cast & Characters

Terence Kelly leads the cast as Bank Manager, with Ken Chamberlain as Paunchy Bank Guard and Donald Sutherland as Reese Halperin. Directed by Noel Black; 33 actors are credited in all.

Also Starring in A Man, a Woman and a Bank

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From the director

More from Noel Black

More films directed by Noel Black, best-rated first: Private School, Pretty Poison (1968), My Two Loves and Deadly Intentions.

Full filmography
Box office

A Man, a Woman and a Bank Box Office

A Man, a Woman and a Bank grossed $683,353 worldwide.

1979 box office

Worldwide gross

$683.4K

US & Canada
$683.4K
Cars

Cars in A Man, a Woman and a Bank

72 cars on screen, including the 1970 Dodge Monaco and the 1971 GMC Vandura.

All 72 cars
  • 1970 Dodge Monaco in A Man, a Woman and a Bank 1970 Dodge Monaco Main role
  • 1971 GMC Vandura in A Man, a Woman and a Bank 1971 GMC Vandura Important role
  • 1974 Porsche 911 Carrera Targa in A Man, a Woman and a Bank 1974 Porsche 911 Carrera Targa Important role
  • 1964 Volkswagen Delivery Van T1 Typ 2 in A Man, a Woman and a Bank 1964 Volkswagen Delivery Van T1 Typ 2 Important role
Details

A Man, a Woman and a Bank Also Known As

7 alternative titles, including “Un uomo, una donna e una banca” and “笨贼抢银行”.

Also known as
  • Un uomo, una donna e una banca
  • 笨贼抢银行
  • Um Homem
  • Uma Mulher e Um Banco
  • Dollarrausch
  • 남과 여와 황금
  • Un hombre, una mujer y un banco

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A Man, a Woman and a Bank FAQ: Cast & Box Office

Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office and post-credit scenes of A Man, a Woman and a Bank, each answered in a sentence.

How long is A Man, a Woman and a Bank?

A Man, a Woman and a Bank runs 1 hour 40 minutes (100 minutes).

When was A Man, a Woman and a Bank released?

A Man, a Woman and a Bank was released on September 28, 1979.

Who directed A Man, a Woman and a Bank?

A Man, a Woman and a Bank was directed by Noel Black.

More films by Noel Black

Who is in the cast of A Man, a Woman and a Bank?

A Man, a Woman and a Bank stars Terence Kelly as Bank Manager, Ken Chamberlain as Paunchy Bank Guard and Donald Sutherland as Reese Halperin, among 33 credited actors.

How much did A Man, a Woman and a Bank make at the box office?

A Man, a Woman and a Bank grossed $683,353 worldwide.

Does A Man, a Woman and a Bank have a post-credit scene?

No. A Man, a Woman and a Bank has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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