El reparto

Título original: The Split

1968
R
1h 30min

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Ernest Borgnine, Donald Sutherland, Jim Brown, Jack Klugman, Julie Harris, and Warren Oates in El reparto (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.

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Unos ladrones se pelean cuando desaparece más de medio millón de dólares tras el audaz y cuidadosamente planeado robo del Coliseo de Los Ángeles durante un partido de fútbol americano, y cad... Leer todoUnos ladrones se pelean cuando desaparece más de medio millón de dólares tras el audaz y cuidadosamente planeado robo del Coliseo de Los Ángeles durante un partido de fútbol americano, y cada uno acusa al otro de tener el dinero.Unos ladrones se pelean cuando desaparece más de medio millón de dólares tras el audaz y cuidadosamente planeado robo del Coliseo de Los Ángeles durante un partido de fútbol americano, y cada uno acusa al otro de tener el dinero.

Dirección
- Gordon Flemyng
Guión
- Donald E. Westlake
- Robert Sabaroff
Reparto principal

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

6,0/10

1,6 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Dirección
- Gordon Flemyng
Guión
- Donald E. Westlake
- Robert Sabaroff
Reparto principal

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Daughter
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Thordis Brandt

Police Clerk
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Calvin Brown

Guard Charlie
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Antony Carbone

Man
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Dee Carroll

Payroll Clerk
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Dirección
- Gordon Flemyng
Guión
- Donald E. Westlake
- Robert Sabaroff
Todo el reparto y equipo
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Curiosidades
While promoting this film, Jim Brown told critic Roger Ebert "What I want to do is play roles as a black man, instead of playing black man's roles. You know? The guy in 'The Split,' for example, could be any color. And I don't make a big thing out of my race. If you try to preach, people give you a little sympathy and then they want to get out of the way. So you don't preach, you tell the story. I have a theory, an audience doesn't need to get wrapped up in blackness every time they see a Negro actor. And a movie doesn't have to be about race just because there's a Negro in it. If there's a bigot in the audience, he has to keep reminding himself, that's a black man, that's a Negro, because the story line has left him 'way behind, man. Away behind. Just tell the story, and before you know it, that cat will be identifying with you, and he won't even know how it happened."

Pifias
During the car chase scenes between McClain and Kifka, they are mainly on dirt roads, but tires are heard squealing - which does not happen on unpaved roads.

Citas
Dave Negli: Listen, Marty, the last man I killed I did it for $5000. For $85,000 I'd kill you 17 times.

Conexiones
Featured in Jim Brown: All American (2002)

Banda sonora
It's Just A Game, Love
Music by Quincy Jones
Lyrics by Ernie Shelby
Sung by Arthur Prysock

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8/10

THE SPLIT is a surprise hit

Star and a half Maltin review is a bit discouraging for watching THE SPLIT. And yet it`s great to say that Maltin is horribly wrong in his case, sibce THE SPLIT delivers loads of cool soft-noir.

Gordon Flemyng, the British film and TV veteran shapes a posh and groovy heist flick about a post robbery split gone bad. The cast is masterful, Jim Brown does a great Wastlake/Stark character up there with Lee Marvin in POINT BLANK and Mel Gibson in THE PAYBACK. The rest of the cast includes such hard-asses like Gene Hackman, Donald Sutherland, Warren Oates and Ernest Borgnine. So the movie emanates great energy on screen and Flemyng cuts it with typical British elegance, smart and sharp decisions.

Maybe THE SPLIT felt too calculated to Maltin, but to me, it represents the era when Hollywood entertainment still managed to assuredly deliver the authentic exploitation of a formula.