Across 110th Street
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Tagline
- If you steal $300,000 from the mob, it's not robbery. It's suicide.
Main Details
- Released in 1972
- Color
- Running Time: 102 Min.
- Production Co: Film Guarantors
- Distribution Co: United Artists (1972) (USA) (theatrical)
Cast and Crew
- Directed by Barry Shear
- Written by Wally Ferris & Luther Davis
- Starring Anthony Quinn, Yaphet Kotto, Frank Adu, Frank Arno, Joseph Attles, Paul Benjamin
- Produced by Anthony Quinn, Fouad Said, Ralph B. Serpe, Barry Shear, Richard Stenta
- Cinematography by Jack Priestley
- Film Editing by Byron 'Buzz' Brandt, Carl Pingitore
Synopsis
Across 110th Street is a 1972 crime genre film Directed by Barry Shear and Starring Anthony Quinn, Yaphet Kotto and Frank Adu. It features the classic soul title theme sung by Bobby Womack which gained a resurgence in popularity when Writer-Director Quentin Tarantino used the theme for the opening/closing of his 1997 crime film Jackie Brown starring Pam Grier.
