Thieves

Martin and Sally Cramer spent their childhoods in the tough environment of the Lower East Side. While Sally continues to teach in that neighborhood, Martin has become the head of an upscale private school. Despite their divergent paths in life, experiences with other romantic partners lead them to realize they are suited for one another. Their commitment to each other is unexpectedly solidified following an intense conflict that requires police intervention.

This 1977 comedy was directed by John Berry and was followed by his work on Sparrow in 1978. The film was produced by George Barrie and featured a screenplay by Herb Gardner. The main cast includes Marlo Thomas as Sally Cramer and Charles Grodin as Martin Cramer, supported by Irwin Corey, Héctor Elizondo, Mercedes McCambridge, and John McMartin. A total of 24 actors are credited in the production, which was produced by Paramount and Brut Productions.

With a runtime of 92 minutes, the movie has received a limited response from viewers. It holds a rating of 4.7/10 on IMDb based on 201 votes.