: It was the second of four films Wilder and Pryor made together, proving that their contrasting styles—Wilder's manic innocence and Pryor's street-smart anxiety—were comedy gold. Stir Crazy (1980) - IMDb
: Just as they make their getaway, their lawyer and his assistant (JoBeth Williams) track them down to announce that the real bank robbers have been caught, and they have been officially pardoned. Legacy and Success Stir Crazy(1980)
: While they are on break, two actual bank robbers steal their bird costumes, commit a heist, and leave Skip and Harry to take the fall. : It was the second of four films
: Skip Donahue (Wilder), an aspiring playwright, and Harry Monroe (Pryor), an out-of-work actor, leave New York City for California in search of better luck. : Skip Donahue (Wilder), an aspiring playwright, and
: To make some quick cash in Arizona, they take a job as "singing woodpeckers" for a bank promotion.