The Black Bird

Year: 1975

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: English

Director: David Giler

Comedy

George Segal plays Sam Spade Jr., the son of the legendary gumshoe, who inherits his father's penchant for chasing the priceless Maltese Falcon. When he acquires a valuable falcon, a ruthless gang of murderers and thieves closes in, determined to claim the fortune at any cost. Its huge value draws every crook, making the hunt a deadly game.

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