• The Venerable Peter Yates . . .

    . . . in town for a special screening at the Film Society of Lincoln Center of his 1974 Boston crime caper The Friends of Eddie Coyle.

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  • By Andy
    May 26, 2009
    04:31 PM

    Argh! Mr. Yates' appearance at the Walter Reade was canceled at the last minute. I had the same idea about getting my "Friends of Eddie Coyle" sleeve signed. Any extras? :)
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