Scarecrow

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Scarecrow, 1973.

Guest host Michael Phillips introduces Scarecrow, 1973.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Scarecrow, 1973. -

Now fast friends, ex-con Max (Gene Hackman) and ex-sailor Francis (Al Pacino), who Max prefers to call "Lionel," rumble into Las Vegas and briefly find work, in Jerry Schatzberg's Scarecrow, 1973, from Garry Michael White's original screenplay.

Arriving Denver, ex-con Max (Gene Hackman) introduces companion "Lion," (Al Pacino) short for Lionel, to his sister Coley (Dorothy Tristan), who has a new roommate and business partner Frenchy (Ann Wedgeworth), in director Jerry Schatzberg's Scarecrow, 1973.

Following credits which introduced Northern California hitchers, stand-offish Max (Gene Hackman) and friendlier Francis (Al Pacino) circumstances bring them together, in Scarecrow, 1973, directed by Jerry Schatzberg, from Garry Michael White's original screenplay.

Two hitchhikers (Al Pacino, Gene Hackman) with wildly different backgrounds become fast friends in Scarecrow (1973).