The Pigeon

TV Movie
1969
1h 30m

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Private eye is hired to protect a young girl, but it turns out she doesn't want to be protected.Private eye is hired to protect a young girl, but it turns out she doesn't want to be protected.Private eye is hired to protect a young girl, but it turns out she doesn't want to be protected.

Director
- Earl Bellamy
Writers
- Stanley Roberts
- Edward J. Lakso
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5.5/10

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Director
- Earl Bellamy
Writers
- Stanley Roberts
- Edward J. Lakso
Stars

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Larry Miller: [on the phone to the police] Hello, Dad
Lieutenant Frank Miller: Well, if it isn't my son - the black Sherlock Holmes. What have you been doing with yourself?
Larry Miller: Well I haven't been doing too much, Dad. But a guy just tried to kick my brains out.
Lieutenant Frank Miller: Yeah? How'd he do?
Larry Miller: He missed - I think.
Lieutenant Frank Miller: Yeah, his foot was probably too big.
Larry Miller: Dad, this guy that jumped me really wanted a girl.
Lieutenant Frank Miller: So did your Mother and I.

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8/10

Not a great film, but a really good one

This film is great because Sammy, a private eye, doesn't take himself too seriously and the dialogue uses a number of cliches from the 60's. Sammy is searching for a girl who doesn't want to be found. I especially love the scenes between Sammy and Roy Glenn, the veteran actor who plays his dad, a police lieutenant.