The Brink's Job

did end up working with Friedkin on one called The Brinks Job in the 70s that is a lot of fun.

I was going to say, have you seen The Brink's Job? Yeah, I really enjoy it.

The only reason I didn't suggest it for this is because he's in like 10 minutes of the last act.

I was going to

Exorcist, Sorcerer.

I didn't see one called The Brink's Job.

I don't think I saw that.

To me, I'm sure that's some sort of heist.

Another was Noel Behn's, quote, The Big Stickup at Brinks, unquote.

There were at least four films, notably the 1978 drama The Brinks Job, directed by William Friedkin and starring Peter Falk.

It remains a classic example of a meticulously planned heist that nearly succeeded due to discipline and the limited forensic ability of the era, but ultimately unraveled through greed, distrust, and the persistence of the investigators.

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