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Life is good for Gunn (Jim Brown). Not only does he live in a huge Los Angeles mansion with his beautiful girlfriend (Brenda Sykes), he's also converted it into one of the most most happening clubs in the city. But life isn't as good for his little brother, Scotty, a troubled Vietnam vet involved with a group of black militants. When Scotty and the radicals rob a gambling parlor owned by the mob, the gangsters strike back, and Scotty ends up dead. Now Gunn is out for revenge.
Original Release
12/20/1972
US Release
12/20/1972
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Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Jim Brown | Gunn |
| Martin Landau | Capelli |
| Brenda Sykes | Judith |
| Luciana Paluzzi | Toni |
| Vida Blue | Sam Green |
| Stephen McNally | Laurento |
| Keefe Brasselle | Winman |
| Timothy Brown | Larry |
| William Campbell | Rico |
| Bernie Casey | Seth |
Directors
Writers
Robert Hartford-Davis, Robert Shearer, Franklin Coen
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Jim Brown | Gunn |
| Martin Landau | Capelli |
| Brenda Sykes | Judith |
| Luciana Paluzzi | Toni |
| Vida Blue | Sam Green |
| Stephen McNally | Laurento |
| Keefe Brasselle | Winman |
| Timothy Brown | Larry |
| William Campbell | Rico |
| Bernie Casey | Seth |
| Gary Conway | Adams |
| Chuck Daniel | Mel |
| Tommy Davis | Webb |
| Rick Ferrell | Jimpy |
| Bruce Glover | Ray Kriley |
| Toni Holt Kramer | Betty |
| Herbert Jefferson Jr. | Scott Gunn |
| Jay Montgomery | Junkie |
| Mark Tapscott | Cassidy |
| Gene Washington | Elmo |
Producers
| Name | Role |
|---|
| Franklin Coen | Producer |
| John Heyman | Producer |
| Norman Priggen | Producer |
| Rick Senat | Producer |
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