The In Laws (1979 film)

The InLaws is a 1979 American actioncomedy film starring Alan Arkin and Peter Falk, written by Andrew Bergman and directed by Arthur Hiller. The film was remade in 2003, with Michael Douglas, Albert Brooks and Candice Bergen.

The following day Vince appears at Sheldons office, claiming that he wanted to say hello. He asks Shelly for help with a fiveminute errand breaking into Vinces office safe. Shelly reluctantly agrees. After retrieving a mysterious black bag from Vinces cramped office in an old Herald Square office building, two armed hit men surprise Sheldon. After a chase and shootout, Vince explains to the frightened Shelly he has worked for the CIA since the Eisenhower administration and robbed the United States Mint of engraving plates to crack a worldwide inflation plot hatched in Central America. He mentions he robbed the U.S. Mint on his own the CIA had turned him down, deeming the caper too risky. Vince claims that Sheldon is not involved however, if Vince is caught he will be jailed foryears and fired from the CIA. Vince further upsets Sheldon by mentioning he left an engraving plate in the basement of Sheldons house the previous night.During the wedding preparations, Mrs. Kornpett discovers the engraving and brings it to her local bank, where she is informed by the U.S. Treasury Department that it was stolen. Sheldon arrives home to find Treasury officials there and speeds out of the driveway, leading to a car chase through suburban New Jersey. Sheldon calls Vince and explains what happened Vince tells Sheldon he wants him to accompany him to Scranton, Pennsylvania, and the whole ordeal will be cleared up by the time they return. At a small airport near Lodi, New Jersey, Vince and Sheldon board a jet. ........

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