1. Born To Win (1971) Theme Music - William S. Fischer - SoundCloud
5 apr 2015 · Lazy 70's jazz funk instrumental track that accompanies the title sequence of 1971's classic urban junkie black comedy "Born to Win" ...
Lazy 70's jazz funk instrumental track that accompanies the title sequence of 1971's classic urban junkie black comedy "Born to Win" starring George Segal and Robert DeNiro. Scored by William S. Fisch
2. *BORN TO WIN*... - SoundtrackCollector.com
24 jun 2007 · The memorable film score was a mixture of jazz 70's funk, some songs and a nice array of subliminal very effective film scoring.
*BORN TO WIN*...
3. May Film: Born to Win (1971) - Culturedarm
Music: William S. Fischer Cinematography: Richard C. Kratina, Jack Priestley Editor: Ralph Rosenblum Production Company: Les Films H. Roussillon ...
Born to Win 88 minutes | 1 December 1971 | United States ‘Born to Win is the grimly ironic title of this jet-black comedy about heroin addicts. George Segal plays Jay Jay, an ex-hairdresser who struggles to support his expensive drug habit. To avoid arrest, Jay Jay turns ‘narc’, informing on his fellow junkies. Eventually Jay […]
4. Born to Win - Fun City Editions - Vinegar Syndrome
In filmmaker Ivan Passer's Fun City-set Born to Win, J. and his friend and fellow junkie Billy Dynamite (Jay Fletcher, Foxy Brown), are reduced to running scams ...
2022 Subscribers: This is NOT included in your subscription. If you'd like to purchase it, your 50% off SRP discount code is: sub50This discount code will work with most Partner Label, VSA, VSU, VSP or Peekarama titles that falls within your subscribership (certain releases, like box sets, will require a different code). This special limited edition embossed slipcover (designed by Luke Insect) is limited to 2,500 units and is only available here at VinegarSyndrome.com! Taking its name from the ironic moniker for late 1960s and '70s New York, Fun City Editions is a new boutique label focused on reissues of maverick repertory cinema and music that can best be described as works that exist "outside of their time." Spanning an array of genres, artists and countries, but with a unifying focus on forgotten and overlooked treasures, each Fun City release, be it a Blu-ray or vinyl LP, will present new restorations and comprehensive extras which contextualize and illuminate the artistic and historic value of the piece. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line! J. (George Segal, Where’s Poppa?) was a hairdresser until his escalating heroin addiction broke up his family and overtook his life. In filmmaker Ivan Passer’s Fun City-set Born to Win, J. and his friend and fellow junkie Billy Dynamite (Jay Fletcher, Foxy Brown), are reduced to running scams all over town together, desperately angling for their n...
5. Born to Win (1971) - Filmaffinity
Born to Win (1971). Born to Win. 88 min. 4.7. 168. Rate. Plugin not ... Music. William S. Fisher. Composer. Cinematography. Dick Kratina · Jack Priestley.
Genre: Comedy | Synopsis: A smart-mouthed junkie/loser known as J.J. (George Segal) spends his days looking for just "one more fix".
6. Born to Win (1971) - Turner Classic Movies - TCM
A Times Square junkie and hairdresser-to-be meets his dependable girlfriend while breaking into her car.
7. AFI|Catalog
Born to Win (1971). R | 83 or 90 mins | Comedy-drama | November 1971. Cast ... "Ooh Poo Pah Doo," music and lyrics by Ike Turner and Tina Turner; "Ballad ...
Jerome “J”, a former hairdresser who is now a junkie, commits petty crimes and runs errands for dope dealer Vivian “The Geek” to feed his daily heroin habit. One night, after J and his addict buddy Billy Dynamite fail at robbing a restaurant, J leaves Billy and tries to steal a car. When attractive stranger Parm asks him for a ride, J lets her get in as he fumbles through dozens of keys hoping one will start the car. Parm teases him and finally produces the keys to the car, which belongs to her Far from being afraid of the thief, Parm is charmed and invites him up to her posh apartment, where J surreptiously looks for valuables he can steal. Soon after, J relaxes and Parm entices him into bed, where she notices J’s “Born to Win” tattoo and his heroin track marks. Despite J's joking that they are the result of vitamin shots, Parm, knowing the real reason, romanticizes his street life and makes love to him. One day, J, seeking payment from The Geek for a delivery to wealthy dealer Stanle
8. Born to Win - Rotten Tomatoes
J. (George Segal) used to be a hairdresser, but now he's found a new profession: heroin junkie. On the mean streets of New York City, he scrounges for his next ...
J. (George Segal) used to be a hairdresser, but now he's found a new profession: heroin junkie. On the mean streets of New York City, he scrounges for his next fix -- mooching from his best friend, Billy Dynamite (Jay Fletcher), and doing odd jobs for a drug dealer known as The Geek. But J. soon finds it more lucrative to work as an informer to the police. Meanwhile, he begins a tenuous romance with Parm (Karen Black), a woman he met while trying to steal her car.
9. Born to Win (1971) - Cast & Crew — The Movie Database (TMDB)
Born to Win (1971) · ← Terug naar overzichtspagina · Cast 29 · Crew 11 · De basis · Doe mee · Gemeenschap · Juridisch · Wereldwijd.
JJ, een succesvolle kapper, heeft drugs in zijn bezit en maakt zich belachelijk bij de maffia. JJ komt in de problemen wanneer de politie hem gebruikt om met het spul een drugshandelaar te krijgen.
10. Born to Win (1971) - Fun City Editions
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J. (George Segal, Where’s Poppa?) was a hairdresser until his escalating heroin addiction broke up his family and overtook his life. In filmmaker Ivan Passer’s Fun City-set Born to Win, J. and his friend and fellow junkie Billy Dynamite (Jay Fletcher, Foxy Brown), are reduced to running scams all over town together, desperately angling for their next fix. When a free-spirited young woman (Karen Black, Easy Rider) falls for J., it seems they might have a chance to escape this bleak world together, but J.’s addiction means they are never too far from the reach of a merciless drug dealer and pimp (Hector Elizondo, The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3) and a relentless narcotics cop (Robert De Niro, Taxi Driver). In the supporting cast, are Paula Prentiss (The Stepford Wives) as J.’s estranged wife, who turns tricks to support her habit, and, in one of his first roles, Burt Young (Rocky) as a hoodlum.
11. Born to Win (1971) - Blu-ray.com
Born to Win 1971 ; Studio, United Artists ; Blu-ray distributor, Fun City Editions ; Release date, United States Oct 31, 1971 ; Country, US ; Language, English.
12. The Deuce Notebook: Born to Win in Duffy Square - MUBI
21 jun 2022 · Born to Win (1971). · George Segal in the prologue of Born to Win. · Filmed by Richard Kratina (Love Story) and Jack Priestly (Where's Poppa?), ...
A tour of Ivan Passer’s last-ditch New York, where George Segal hustles his way to nowhere.
13. Born to Win - Trailers From Hell
30 apr 2022 · Born to Win came out in December of 1971, at the end of a couple of years' worth of 'R' rated tales about desperate junkies too grim and ...
Ivan Passer's first American film and his first in the English language is a core life-with-a-junkie tale in a cold Manhattan winter. George Segal is the 'habituated, not addicted' (he says) user whose married life has already been destroyed. Can he escape with the help of his new girlfriend? Hector Elizondo's pimp/pusher has no intention of letting that happen. What's weird is Passer's frequently light tone -- Segal's criminal antics verge on the absurd. It's a great film to see Karen Black, a young Robert De Niro and even Paula Prentiss in action, and yet another snapshot of Times Square in its most degraded decade.