As one of the previous reviewers confessed this film had all the earmarks of a tax
write-off which it was for producer and star Ralph Meeker. Meeker got old
Hollywood names Ida Lupino, Lloyd Nolan and Bosley from Charlie's Angels
David Doyle to join him in this project.
Meeker is an armored car guard and he has a son Sean Roche in a reform school.
Roche and his buddies from a reform school execute a well thought out plan
along with Roche's sister Kerry Lynn to rob Meeker's armored car on its rounds collecting coins. Unlike bills completely untraceable, that part was well
thought out. So was the actual robbery. But the idea is to do it and get back
before this juvenile penal institution does its head count as these places are wont to do.
Lloyd Nolan as the security investigator for the armored car company is the only one who doesn't just go through the motions. The rest act like they are
waiting for paychecks to clear from Ralph Meeker. The rest of the cast it's
like we're seeing an amateur theater group.
This was Ida Lupino's farewell acting job. Too bad she couldn't go out on
something better.
