Across 110th Street (1972)
In a daring robbery, some $300,000 is taken from the Italian mob. Several mafiosi are killed, as are two policemen. Lt. Pope and Capt. Mattelli are two New York City cops trying to break the case. Three small-time criminals are on the run with the money. Will the mafia catch them first, or will the police?
Director:
Barry Shear
Writer:
Luther Davis
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Anthony Quinn as Capt. Frank Mattelli |
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Yaphet Kotto as Lt. William Pope |
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Anthony Franciosa as Nick D'Salvio |
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Paul Benjamin as Jim Harris |
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Richard Ward as Doc Johnson |
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Antonio Fargas as Henry J. Jackson |
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Gilbert Lewis as Shevvy |
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Norma Donaldson as Gloria Roberts |
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Gloria Hendry as Laurelene |
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Marlene Warfield as Mrs Jackson |
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Nat Polen as Lt. Reilly |
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Tim O'Connor as Lt. Hartnett |
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Robert Sacchi as Hood |
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Burt Young as Lapides |
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Charles McGregor as Chink |
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Paul Harris as Mr C. |
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Frank Adu as Black Assistant |
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Frank Arno as Detective Rizzo |
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Joseph Attles as Mr. Jessup (as Joe Attles) |
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Ed Bernard as Joe Logart |
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Gerry Black as Patrolman |
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Samual Blue Jr. as Dr. Christmas |
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Norman Bush as Bartender |
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Anthony C. Cannon as Sal (as Anthony Cannon) |
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Maria Carey as Maria |
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Anthony Charnota as Frank |
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Dick Crockett as Patrolman |
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Keith Davis as Cab Driver |
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Arnold Williams as Glenn W. Fears |
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Norman Matlock as Numbers Leader |
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Tina Beyer as Black Whore |
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Charlene Mathies as Sherry |
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George DiCenzo as Patrolman |
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Joe Dismas as Stentar |
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Brendan Fay as Ballistics Man |
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Joe Fields as Herman |
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Clebert Ford as Tow Truck Operator |
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Barnetta Fowler as Tailor Shop Customer |
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Andrea Frierson as Florence Jessup |
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George Garro as Young Mr. Gennarro |
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Joe George as Gaiti (as Joseph George) |
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Steve Gravers as Tailor Shop Patrolman |
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Dallas Edward Hayes as Numbers Guard |
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Jimmy Hayeson as Hyme |
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Betty Haynes as Mrs. Jessup |
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Hilda Haynes as Black Woman |
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Bette Howard as Mrs. Fears (as Betty Howard) |
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Peter Hock as Patrolman |
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Robert Jackson as Angry Tenant |
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K.C. as Pimp |
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Phil Kennedy as Howard Jello |
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Nick Lapadula as Lawyer |
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Alfred Leberfeld as Accountant |
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Ken Lynch as Tailor Shop Patrolman |
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Ric Mancini as Police Detective |
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Frank Macetta as Don Gennarro (as Frank Mascetta) |
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Stephen Mendillo as Patrolman |
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Janet Sarno as Theresa D'Salvio |
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Thurman Scott as Doc's Guard |
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George Strus as Patrolman |
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Adam Wade as Patrolman |
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Mel Winkler as Manager - 7-11 Club |
| Directing | Barry Shear | Director |
| Writing | Wally Ferris | Novel |
| Writing | Luther Davis | Screenplay |
| Editing | Byron 'Buzz' Brandt | Editor |
| Editing | Carl Pingitore | Editor |
| Sound | J.J. Johnson | Original Music Composer |
| Crew | Calvin Brown | Stunt Coordinator |
| Camera | Jack Priestley | Director of Photography |
| Production | Marion Dougherty | Casting |
| Costume & Make-Up | Joseph Fretwell III | Costume Design |
| Art | Perry Watkins | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Enrico Cortese | Makeup Artist |
| Production | Richard L. O'Connor | Executive In Charge Of Production |
| Production | Fouad Said | Producer |
| Production | Ralph B. Serpe | Producer |
| Art | Jack Brandt | Property Master |
| Production | Anthony Quinn | Executive Producer |
| Production | John E. Quill | Production Manager |
| Production | Barry Shear | Executive Producer |
| Production | Robert Stambler | Production Supervisor |
| Sound | James Sabat | Sound Mixer |
| Sound | Don MacDougall | Sound Mixer |
| Production | Richard Stenta | Associate Producer |
| Sound | Bobby Womack | Songs |
