Le Crime, c'est notre Business
The Split
McClain un gangster afro-américain, revient à Los Angeles après deux ans d'absence. Il retourne habiter chez Elly, son ex-femme et prend contact avec Gladys, une ancienne complice qui lui propose d'organiser un hold-up. Il s'agit de voler la recette d'un grand stade de Los Angeles pendant un match de football. Il ne reste plus qu'à recruter des complices, de préférence des professionnels du crime. Un quatuor, trié sur le volet, est donc engagé. Le jour dit, l'opération se déroule sans anicroche et McClain dépose le butin dans l'appartement de son ex-femme. Peu de temps après, leur voisin, un certain Herb Sutro, fait irruption chez eux en l'absence de McClain et tente de violer Ellie avant de l'abattre. Découvrant par hasard l'argent, il s'en empare et l'emmène chez lui...
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Cast
Duane Grey
as Payroll Guard (uncredited)
John Orchard
as Guard (uncredited)
Anne Randall
as Negli's Girl (uncredited)
Jack Klugman
as Harry Kifka
Harry Hickox
as Detective
Jon Kowal
as Guard (uncredited)
James Whitmore
as Herb Sutro
Joyce Jameson
as Jenifer
Barry Russo
as Maccione (uncredited)
Diahann Carroll
as Ellen "Ellie" Kennedy
Chuck Hicks
as Physical Instructor (uncredited)
Kenner G. Kemp
as Stadium Payroll Guard (uncredited)
Ernest Borgnine
as Bert Clinger
Gene Hackman
as Lt. Walter Brill
Karen Norris
as Toy Shop Proprietress (uncredited)
Beverly Powers
as Clinger's Receptionist (uncredited)
Jackie Joseph
as Jackie
Thordis Brandt
as Police Clerk (uncredited)
Robert Foulk
as Police Desk Sergeant (uncredited)
Regis Parton
as Payroll Guard (uncredited)
Jim Brown
as McClain
Julie Harris
as Gladys
Antony Carbone
as Man (uncredited)
George Cisar
as Charlie (uncredited)
Edith Evanson
as Woman in Police Station (uncredited)
Donald Sutherland
as Dave Negli
Warren Vanders
as Mason
Warren Oates
as Marty Gough
