The Split (1968) [R]

Release Date:
November 4, 1968

Original Title:
The Split

Alternate Titles:
I 6 della grande rapina
Le Crime, c'est notre Business

Genres:
Action | Crime

Production Companies:
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 91

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!

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

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Art Direction:
Urie McCleary
George W. Davis

Assistant Director:
Al Jennings

Assistant Production Manager:
Lindsley Parsons Jr.

Director:
Gordon Flemyng

Director of Photography:
Burnett Guffey

Editor:
Rita Roland

Hairstylist:
Sydney Guilaroff

Makeup Artist:
William Tuttle
John Truwe

Novel:
Donald E. Westlake

Original Music Composer:
Quincy Jones

Producer:
Robert Chartoff
Irwin Winkler

Screenplay:
Robert Sabaroff

Second Assistant Director:
Lynn Guthrie

Set Decoration:
Henry Grace
F. Keogh Gleason

Sound:
Franklin Milton

Stunt Coordinator:
Paul Baxley

Stunt Double:
James J. Casino
Calvin Brown

Stunts:
Calvin Brown
Bill Couch
George Robotham
Chuck Hicks
Regis Parton
Carl Saxe
Howard Curtis
Gene LeBell

Unit Production Manager:
Jim Henderling

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