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The Split

Play trailer Poster for The Split R,  1968,  1h 31m,  Crime/ Drama/ Action/ Mystery & Thriller Play Trailer Watchlist
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When professional thief McClain (Jim Brown) returns to Los Angeles, he meets up with old flame Gladys (Julie Harris) and hatches a scheme to rob a sports arena during a sold-out game. McClain rounds up a driver (Jack Klugman), a safecracker (Warren Oates), a sharpshooter (Donald Sutherland) and some muscle (Ernest Borgnine), and the group successfully pulls off the heist. Trouble arises, however, when a dirty cop (Gene Hackman) steals the money, and the gang thinks McClain is responsible.

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Renata Adler New York Times Jan 4, 2018
The film is almost completely successful in its two unmatched parts. Go to Full Review
David Nusair Reel Film Reviews Mar 24, 2020
3/4
Filmmaker Gordon Flemyng delivers a fairly brisk thriller that benefits quite substantially from the efforts of an impressively stacked cast... Go to Full Review
Dennis Schwartz Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews Aug 19, 2003
C+
An acceptable though not a stimulating watch. Go to Full Review
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Synopsis When professional thief McClain (Jim Brown) returns to Los Angeles, he meets up with old flame Gladys (Julie Harris) and hatches a scheme to rob a sports arena during a sold-out game. McClain rounds up a driver (Jack Klugman), a safecracker (Warren Oates), a sharpshooter (Donald Sutherland) and some muscle (Ernest Borgnine), and the group successfully pulls off the heist. Trouble arises, however, when a dirty cop (Gene Hackman) steals the money, and the gang thinks McClain is responsible.
Director
Gordon Flemyng
Producer
Irwin Winkler, Robert Chartoff
Screenwriter
Robert Sabaroff
Production Co
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Rating
R
Genre
Crime, Drama, Action, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Nov 4, 1968, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Sep 24, 2016
Runtime
1h 31m
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