The Split 1968
"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!"
Directed by Gordon Flemyng, *The Split (1968)* plunges into a high-stakes heist thriller set against the electric atmosphere of a packed football stadium.
Director: Gordon Flemyng
Cast
Jim Brown
McClain
Diahann Carroll
Ellen "Ellie" Kennedy
Ernest Borgnine
Bert Clinger
Julie Harris
Gladys
Gene Hackman
Lt. Walter Brill
Jack Klugman
Harry Kifka
Warren Oates
Marty Gough
James Whitmore
Herb Sutro
Donald Sutherland
Dave Negli
Joyce Jameson
Jenifer
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Split (1968)* about?
*The Split (1968)* follows a group of criminals who pull off a bold daylight robbery inside a crowded football stadium, only to face chaos when it's time to divide their stolen fortune. The film explores themes of greed, betrayal, and the fragile alliances that hold a heist crew together. Tensions rise as personal agendas clash, turning a carefully planned score into a high-stakes game of survival.
Who directed *The Split*?
Gordon Flemyng directed *The Split (1968)*, bringing a sharp eye for suspense and character-driven tension to this crime thriller.
Who stars in *The Split*?
The film stars Jim Brown, Diahann Carroll, Ernest Borgnine, Julie Harris, Gene Hackman, and Jack Klugman, each delivering standout performances in this ensemble crime drama.
Is *The Split (1968)* worth watching?
While *The Split (1968)* isn't a household name, its blend of crime, action, and psychological drama makes it a solid choice for fans of gritty, character-driven heist films. The strong cast and Flemyng's direction elevate it beyond typical genre fare, offering a tense and engaging experience.
How long is *The Split*?
*The Split (1968)* runs for 91 minutes, offering a tight, suspenseful runtime perfect for a crime thriller.
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About The Split (1968) — A Gripping Crime Heist Under the Stadium Lights
Directed by Gordon Flemyng, *The Split (1968)* plunges into a high-stakes heist thriller set against the electric atmosphere of a packed football stadium. A daring crew of thieves executes a meticulously planned robbery in broad daylight, making off with a fortune under the noses of over a hundred thousand spectators. But their victory is short-lived—when it's time to divide the spoils, greed, betrayal, and simmering tensions threaten to tear the group apart. With a blend of gritty crime drama and psychological tension, the film captures the raw adrenaline and moral compromises of a perfect crime gone wrong.
The cast, led by Jim Brown, Diahann Carroll, Ernest Borgnine, and Gene Hackman, delivers performances as sharp as the razor's edge their characters walk. Flemyng's direction amplifies the film's taut suspense, weaving together crime, action, and human drama into a gripping cinematic experience. *The Split (1968)* isn't just about the loot—it's about the fractures that form when trust and ambition collide.
