Daryl Duke	...	(Director)
Curtis Hanson, Anders Bodelsen	...	(Writer)
Elliott Gould	...	Miles Cullen
Christopher Plummer	...	Harry Reikle
Susannah York	...	Julie Carver
Céline Lomez	...	Elaine
Michael Kirby	...	Charles Packard
Sean Sullivan	...	Frank, Bank Guard
Ken Pogue	...	Detective Willard
John Candy	...	Simonsen
Gail Dahms	...	Louise
Gail Dahms-Bonine	...	Louise (as Gail Dahms)
Michael Donaghue	...	Berg
Micheal Donoghue	...	Berg
Jack Duffy	...	Fogelman
Nancy Simmonds	...	Girl in Sauna
Nuala Fitzgerald	...	Safety Deposit Box Woman
Guy Sanvido	...	Locksmith
Charlotte Blunt	...	Mrs. Vivian Packard
Billy Williams	...	Cinematographer
Aino Pirskanen	...	Mrs. Evanchuk
Michele Rosen	...	Young Woman in Bank
Ben Williams	...	Newsboy
Sandy Crawley	...	Detective #2
Jan Campbell	...	Little Boy's Mother
Jimmy Davidson	...	Little Boy
Eva Norman	...	Girl at Party
John Kerr	...	Detective #3
Sue Lumsden	...	TV Newswoman
Harry Amey	...	Himself - Minister (as Reverend Harry Amey)
Candace O'Connor	...	Bank Assistant
Stephen Levy	...	Freddie

Summary: This is an imaginative plot, yet one with which the viewer can readily identify. A bank teller is held up at gun point in his bank. Luckily for him he receives a clue that this is going to occur and diverts most of the cash into his own safety deposit box, leaving only a nominal amount for the crook. The ruse works well, but for the fact that the crook resents the fact that he has been outsmarted. There ensues a terrific battle of wits involving the clever but basically "moral" teller, and the cunning and totally uninhibited bank robber, which involves several other people in ways which cannot be revealed here.