Donald Sutherland

Jennifer O'Neill

Robert Duvall

Patrick Magee

Jon Cypher

Eric Braeden

Buffy Dee

Perry Lopez

Charles J. Swepeniser

Edward Biagianti

Zvee Scooler

Sol Frieder

Berenice Clayre

Tom Gries

Larry Holt

William Sands

Robert Swink

Perry Botkin Jr.

Lucien Ballard

Richard Moran

Frederic W. Brost

Jim Pratt

Margo Baxley

Walter Goss

Diane Johnson

Nicholas J. Romanac

Cheryl Wilbur

Al Jennings

Gary Liddiard

Ronald Chiniqui

Marion Dougherty

Joseph Edesa

Michael Preece

Roger Gimbel

Harold Clemins

Joel Schiller

Dan Carlin Sr.

Roger Shearman Jr.

Richard Kobritz

Donfeld

Harrison Starr

Judith Lamb

Alan Trustman

Drama

Crime

Thriller

Lady Ice

Tomorrow Entertainment

United States of America

CinemaSerf

Though there were times when I enjoyed Donald Sutherland's cheeky, rebellious, style of characterisation, for the most part I never really understood why he was such a success. Versatile he isn't, and here though easily stealing the limelight, he does very little with a weak plot, a thinly spread story and a co-star who smiles a lot! He is insurance investigator "Andy" who robs a gangster of a necklace which he then uses to try to lure "Paula" (Jennifer O'Neill) into disclosing her secrets as a highly effective jewel fencer. Of course, she isn't that dumb - even if she is the crook in question, and so for the next ninety minutes we plays a sort of cat and mouse game between the two that errs all too often on the side of predictable romance. It's all rather flat and by-the-numbers with an underwhelming Robert Duvall and an out of sorts Patrick Magee both failing to add much lustre to this not very shiny drama. It's got made for television written all over it, and I was frankly rather bored by it all. Maybe fans of Sutherland might enjoy it to complete a list, but it has little else to recommend it, sorry.

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