<![CDATA[Acoustic guitar]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Dillinger

n2meclpc — 20 years ago(July 31, 2005 12:12 AM)

I remember an instrumental (acoustic guitar) on a jukebox in 1973. "Dillinger's Theme" or something similar. Was it in this movie?

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"We're in the Money" is on my DVD in the opening I think he means the b&w scenes after they regroup in Bohemia.

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The dvd uses the Theme From Dillinger guitar piece youre talking about. When the film was shown on tv, they inserted We're in the Money into the opening credits. I guess there are just two versions of the credits kicking around.
"Again we see, there is nothing you can possess which I cannot take away"

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I remember it that way as well, where did this "we are in the money" song come from? Which version has the acoustic guitar music?

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