💬 The Split (1968)

The Split (1968)

Thieves fall out when over a half million dollars goes missing after the daring and carefully planned robbery of the Los Angeles Coliseum during a football game, each one accusing the other of having the money.

Cast:
McClain: Jim Brown
Ellen 'Ellie' Kennedy: Diahann Carroll
Bert Clinger: Ernest Borgnine
Gladys: Julie Harris
Detective Lt. Walter Brill: Gene Hackman
Harry Kifka: Jack Klugman
Marty Gough: Warren Oates
Herb Sutro: James Whitmore
Dave Negli: Donald Sutherland
Jenifer: Joyce Jameson
Detective: Ron Stokes
Jackie: Jackie Joseph
Mason: Warren Vanders
Daughter: Priscilla Ann
Police Clerk: Fabian Dean
Guard Charlie: Calvin Brown
Man: Antony Carbone
Payroll Clerk: Dee Carroll
Charlie - Hotel Doorman: George Cisar
Physical Instructor: Carl Saxe
Woman in Police Station: Edith Evanson
Police Desk Sergeant: Robert Foulk
Roman Gabriel - L.A. Rams Quarterback: Roman Gabriel
Father: Jose Gallegos
Policeman: Lou Whitehill
Payroll Guard: Regis Parton
Ticket Seller: Jonathan Hole
Stadium Payroll Guard: Kenner G. Kemp
Guard: John Orchard
Teenager: Orriel Smith
Little Girl: Vanessa Lee
Mother: Tina Menard
Toy Shop Proprietress: Karen Norris
Souvenir Stand Vendor: Roger Owens
Concessionaire: Geneva Pacheco
Clinger's Receptionist: Beverly Powers
Negli's Girl: Anne Randall
Maccione: Top Guard: Barry Russo
Bart Starr - Green Bay Packers Quarterback: Bart Starr

Written by: Donald E. Westlake, Robert Sabaroff

Director: Gordon Flemyng

Release date: 04 Nov 1968

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The Split (1968)
Thieves fall out when over a half million dollars goes missing after the daring and carefully planned robbery of the Los Angeles Coliseum during a football game, each one accusing the other of having the money. Cast: McClain: Jim Brown Ellen 'Ellie' Kennedy: Diahann Carroll Bert Clinger: Ernest Borgnine Gladys: Julie Harris Detective Lt. Walter Brill: Gene Hackman Harry Kifka: Jack Klugman Marty Gough: Warren Oates Herb Sutro: James Whitmore Dave Negli: Donald Sutherland Jenifer: Joyce Jameson Detective: Ron Stokes Jackie: Jackie Joseph Mason: Warren Vanders Daughter: Priscilla Ann Police Clerk: Fabian Dean Guard Charlie: Calvin Brown Man: Antony Carbone Payroll Clerk: Dee Carroll Charlie - Hotel Doorman: George Cisar Physical Instructor: Carl Saxe Woman in Police Station: Edith Evanson Police Desk Sergeant: Robert Foulk Roman Gabriel - L.A. Rams Quarterback: Roman Gabriel Father: Jose Gallegos Policeman: Lou Whitehill Payroll Guard: Regis Parton Ticket Seller: Jonathan Hole Stadium Payroll Guard: Kenner G. Kemp Guard: John Orchard Teenager: Orriel Smith Little Girl: Vanessa Lee Mother: Tina Menard Toy Shop Proprietress: Karen Norris Souvenir Stand Vendor: Roger Owens Concessionaire: Geneva Pacheco Clinger's Receptionist: Beverly Powers Negli's Girl: Anne Randall Maccione: Top Guard: Barry Russo Bart Starr - Green Bay Packers Quarterback: Bart Starr Written by: Donald E. Westlake, Robert Sabaroff Director: Gordon Flemyng Release date: 04 Nov 1968
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Alright let's get something started. You go first You'll be harder to see. You know you're quite an opportunist Brill.
Are you coming? That's a good dog.
As you can see You're on the spot boy. Look we gotta work this thing out.
Before you leave, would you transplant the geranium?
Can't you find it? I have it.
Chloe! Get away from there!
Did I tell you to help yourself? Well, I'm very sorry. I hate a sticky bottle.
Don't turn around Three men. Yeah I know. Names. Only if they hit us. I assume they hope that I'll panic and make my move.
Forgot to say good bye. You're sure you wouldn't be interested in the polo match. at the Bennetts' on Saturday? Aunt Claire doesn't like polo. You know that, George. Well, thank you anyway, George. Good bye. Thanks.
Get out of my garden! Get out of my garden, you... Harriet!
Here's that sample of tea you sent for. Want it for your lunch? There'll be plenty of time to taste it. Just store it for the present, naturally without opening the lid. Hindus have taken great pains to teach us. that tea loses its aroma unless properly sealed.
Hey what are you guys tryin' to pull. Some kind of 50 50 split here.
Hey where do we split. Be at Ellie's I'm not going to carry that stuff around town. Fine fine.
Hey, Harriet! Come here! Come here! Look over there.
Hi baby Come here. I'm glad you're back. I'm sorry about where you've been. Where have I been All over television and radio. There were no names But the style that was unmistakable. You're using me Mac.
Hi. We saw you with that other broad. Harriet, you've got the wrong idea. If you'd just let me tell you something. Are you gonna let him, after what he did to you? Shut up, Jim! Look, we can't talk here. Come with me. All you have to do is listen. All right. But I hope you have something to say.
How is Mrs. Marrable? Fine, except for a sinus headache. Sinus headache. I'll tell him. I imagine we'll be out to see her after a while. All right, then. Yeah, Bye bye. Hey, Harriet, I thought you said Mrs. Dimmock was sick. Come here, Look at her.
How long are you gonna stay? Certainly another couple of months. We took a lease on the cottage. But you know that. Are you happy with the place? Great for Jim. Me too. I'm so glad you told me about it. I'm sure the lease can be extended. Oh, I might stay longer. I just might.
I forgot. Juan's taking a week's vacation. It'll be his helper who attends my garden. What is his name? Alfredo? Alberto? You'd better just put "Al," and then we'll be correct in any case.
I must admit. in my wildest dreams... I never thought such an amount. could be accumulated by serving as a housekeeper, even companion. My husband left a generous insurance policy. Even so, 46,000 could provide a handsome livelihood. for a woman for quite a few years. You're extremely fortunate. Now will you speak to your broker?
I must've dozed off. I found everything I needed. Would you like to study the roadmap? Thank you. I think I ought to start dinner. Let's have a very light supper this evening, since we want to retire at an early hour. Would you write a letter to Juan. reminding him to cover the roses with burlap? I certainly will. Will you do it now, please? It's the kind of last minute detail we might overlook.
I should have told the mailman there's no one here by that name. Post offices have been known to make mistakes before. It's not a serious one. This was her address at one time.
I'll take the flashlight. Do we have to do it now? Oh, yes. The soil's too dry in the daytime. and the hot sun can burn the roots.
I'm glad you're back. I'm sorry about where you've been. Where have I been All over television and radio. There were no names But the style that was unmistakable. You're using me Mac.
If I could use your phone, Mrs. Marrable. I could call the manager of the racetrack. and check on available dates right now. Oh, please do. Yes? Thank you. My housekeeper will show you the phone. Mrs. Dimmock, this is Mr. Darrah. He would like to make a phone call. Certainly. This way, please. Mister... I didn't catch the name. Darrah.
If they were up early this morning, how come nobody's answering? I don't know, Mike. Mrs. Dimmock went off in the car. - How long ago? - About a couple of hours. - You live here? - No, my aunt does. I hope you've got a key. No one's opening the door.
It ends for us it ends for you too.
It was dead all the time!
Look what I got now Please. That thing might go off. Please Oh please. Please. Please.
Marty You got eyes like a pussycat. Meow Come and get me.
Miss Tinsley. Miss Tinsley, will you fetch the mail?
No. Do you believe me now?
Oh, my! I must have dozed off. Did you have a pleasant time at the fair? Why did you let her pick the most expensive statue they had? It's a good long term investment, Julia. Yes, George, but are we so sure that Aunt Claire is a sound stock? You mean because she never pays for anything when she's with us? She thinks we're loaded. Well, we're so smart, we've fooled her, haven't we? But she might be playing the same game.
Oh, well. That's flattering. I have been invited to join the museum building committee. Lunch is almost ready. I have to talk to Juan first. Has he made one of his usual blunders? I'll never know why you put up with him. Miss Tinsley.
Okay Gladys I know who I want. Negli Kifka Clinger and Gough.
The last man I killed for 5000. For 85 000 I'd kill you 17 times Now come on sit down.
Turn that off, will you? I think we can do without music tonight.
We will pretend that you are loyal to the bitter end, running off to fill my prescription no matter what the weather, or your own health.
We'll see. We'll see. You have to let me sleep and think on it. May I have another cup?
Well, if you're not afraid, why don't you eat your pheasant? I've lost my appetite, Mrs. Dimmock.
Well, you have a note here I can't make out. Oh, I have to write to my broker in Chicago. He's a marvellous man of the old school. He's not much given to correspondence, but he has yet to be wrong about a stock. But your nephew is a stockbroker? Oh, nothing like my man in Chicago. He's a delight. He's made a fortune for me. Sure.
What are you trying to tell me? I told... Who did you tell? Who?! Was it the girl across the road, your friend? Who?! Tell me this instant! Tell me who!
What makes this valley so rip humming popular? Prettiest part of the county, but it is kinda remote. Well, there's one neighbor. No one's lived there for some time now.
What's the matter? I was ready to laugh.
Who the hell is he. He's a big black idiot. I have no time in my life for a smart ass nigger.
Why don't you pour yourself one, too? May I? Please do.
Why so little. Because I take only what's mine. And you don't have too much time to make up your mind.
Will you be hiding. I'll be with you because that's where I want to be.
Will you have your liqueur? Is there any particular reason why I shouldn't?
Will you turn that off, please? It's one of your favourites. Is it indeed? I believe we can do without music this evening.
Yes? Bring me that new pamphlet on deep rooting, will you? In a minute. It's in the library with the government publications. It came yesterday.
You aint gonna leave me in here to suffocate.
You don't think it has a bitter taste? Does it? Well, I'm afraid so. Distinctly bitter flavor. Did you get this at the market? Pheasant is hardly an item. you'd expect to find on supermarket shelves. These birds were brought to me by George.
You live here rent free You know that. You get out of here. No. Listen to me He'll kill you.
You promised to help me plant my pine tree. You want to do it now? Go on. I'll join you in the garden in a moment.
You wouldn't know how to spell it, would you? P S I T T A... Whose dog is that?
You wouldn't know the word for parrot fever, would you? Psittacosis. How marvellous to have an encyclopaedic knowledge.
You're walking out on 85 000. I don't like who I'm working with I'm talking about you. Money is green.
Your breakfast is ready. Thank you.
Your husband was a wonderful man. Death is very sad.
...explain myself. I'm entering the same contest as Mrs. Marrable. I can't let her know... she wouldn't like that at all... so I was mailing my card from your box. A blank card is all that they ask for. The first hundred entries. get a portable makeup mirror that lights up all over. How will they know where to send it? There's no return address. Am I getting absent minded! Oh, dear.

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