WRITER: Barry Beckerman, and based on the novel by Ross Thomas.
PRODUCERS: Pancho Kohner and Stanley S. Canter.
ORIGINAL MUSIC: Lalo Schifrin.
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
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| St. Ives, a crime writer, becomes a criminal himself when a rich, strange crook named Procane hires him to steal a bribe that some corrupt Americans are playing to a group of Arabs. But this task enmeshes the writer in a web of intrigue involving double-crosses, murders, and duplicitous accomplices. St. Ives much watch his back at every moment, if he is going to survive this dangerous assignment. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Charles Bronson (Raymond St. Ives), John Houseman (Abner Procane), Jacqueline Bisset (Janet Whistler), Maximilian Schell (Dr. John Constable), Harry Guardino (Detective Deal), Harris Yulin (Detective Oller), Dana Elcar (Charlie Blunt), Michael Lerner (Myron Green), George Memmoli (Shippo), Dick O'Neill (Hesh), Elisha Cook Jr. (Eddie), Dar Robinson (Jimmy Peskoe), Val Bisolglio (Finley Cummins), Burr DeBenning (Officer Fran), Daniel J. Travanti (Johnny Parisi), Tom Pedi (Fat Angie Polaterra), Joe Roman (Seymour), Jeff Goldblum, Robert Englund, Mark Thomas (Hoods), Bob Terhune (Kluszewski), Don Hanmer (Punch), Norman Palmer (McDuff), Lynn Borden (Party Girl), Owen Pace (Slim), Glenn Robards (Procane Butler). | ||||||||||||||||||
| HE'S CLEAN. HE'S MEAN. HE'S THE GO-BETWEEN. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| RELEASE DATE: 1976 (USA) | DIRECTOR: J. Lee Thompson (Caboblanco) WRITER: Barry Beckerman, and based on the novel by Ross Thomas. PRODUCERS: Pancho Kohner and Stanley S. Canter. ORIGINAL MUSIC: Lalo Schifrin. DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros. |
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