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Director
  
Gordon Flemyng

Music director
  
Quincy Jones

Duration
  

Language
  
English

6/10
IMDb

Genre
  
Action, Crime, Drama

Story by
  
Donald E. Westlake

Country
  
United States

The Split movie poster
Release date
  
October 1968

Based on
  
The Seventh  by Richard Stark

Writer
  
Donald E. Westlake (novel), Robert Sabaroff (screenplay)

Cast
  
Jim Brown
(McClain),
Diahann Carroll
(Ellen 'Ellie' Kennedy),
Ernest Borgnine
(Bert Clinger),
Julie Harris
(Gladys),
Gene Hackman
(Detective Lt. Walter Brill),
Jack Klugman
(Harry Kifka)

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,
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,
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,
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,
Cliffhanger

Tagline
  
No wonder they're happy. They just stole a half-million dollars in front of a hundred-thousand witnesses... But watch what happens when it's time for The Split!

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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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The Split movie scenes

The Split is a 1968 film directed by Gordon Flemyng and written by Robert Sabaroff based upon the Parker novel The Seventh by Richard Stark (a pseudonym of Donald E. Westlake).

A group of thieves attempt a daring robbery of a football stadium.

Plot synopsis

The Split movie scenes Controversial Film streaming website Netflix has been accused of secretly cropping its movies which often results in viewers missing up to half of the

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.

The Split movie scenes Steve McQueen stars in 1968 movie Bullitt which is notable for its car chase scene

The heist has been masterminded by a man named McClain and his partner, Gladys. In choosing their accomplices carefully, McClain challenges getaway driver Harry Kifka to a race, picks a fight with thug Bert Clinger, imprisons electrical expert Marty Gough in an wire-controlled vault to watch him fashion an escape, and has a shooting match with marksman Dave Negli before pulling off the job.

The Split movie scenes Inspector Frank Bullitt pursues the Dodge Charger R T Still image from YouTube video

Together, the thieves make off with over $500,000. With the five men having carried out the heist and Ellie having financed it, the plan is to split the money six ways the next day. McClain stashes the money for the night with Ellie, his ex-wife. While his partners impatiently await their split of the loot, Lt. Walter Brill takes charge of the case. Ellie is attacked and killed by Herb Sutro, her landlord, who steals the money as well.

The Split movie scenes Cut But in this Netflix version Jim Carrey s character is completely missing from this

The rest of the gang members hold McClain accountable for the lost money and demand that he retrieve it. Brill quickly solves the murder and is well aware of the connection to the robber. He kills Sutro, but keeps the money for himself. With Ellies murderer identified, but still no trace of the money, the gang members all turn on McClain, assuming hes hiding it. This leads to a confrontation that ends with the deaths of Negli and Gladys.

McClain escapes and visits Brill, threatening to reveal that Brill has the money. He and Brill decide to divide it up between themselves, but the rest of McClains gang has other ideas. After a shoot-out at the docks, only McClain and Brill are left—Brill decides to take a small part of the money, giving McClain his rightful sixth, and plans to return the rest to win a promotion. McClain, with his money, is about to board a flight out of town, when he seems to hear Ellies voice calling his name.

Similar Movies

Donald E Westlake wrote the story for The Split and Point Blank. James Whit appears in The Split and The Asphalt Jungle. Jim Brown appears in The Split and Black Gunn. Robert Chartoff produced The Split and True Confessions. Robert Chartoff produced The Split and Busting.

Cast

  • Jim Brown as McClain
  • Diahann Carroll as Ellie Kennedy
  • Ernest Borgnine as Bert Clinger
  • Julie Harris as Gladys
  • Gene Hackman as Detective Lt. Walter Brill
  • Jack Klugman as Harry Kifka
  • Warren Oates as Marty Gough
  • James Whitmore as Herb Sutro
  • Donald Sutherland as Dave Negli
  • Joyce Jameson as Jenifer
  • Harry Hickox as Detective
  • Jackie Joseph as Jackie
  • Warren Vanders as Mason
  • References

    The Split Wikipedia
    The Split IMDb The Split themoviedb.org