questions and pose for pictures as they identify themselves and their ages. To their surprise, Leon arrives and explains that he had been paid $25,000 to kill them by an old enemy of theirs and he has waited 30 years for them to get out of prison. Deke soon arrives with a full SWAT team to capture Harry and Archie, who persuade Leon to call a temporary truce with them as they have never killed anyone in their crimes. As Leon escorts the passengers out of the train, Richie, disguised as a SWAT officer, sneaks aboard and gets it moving again to help Harry and Archie escape before Deke can arrest them. Harry, Archie, Richie, and Leon decide to take the train to Mexico, but find that the tracks end only a few feet from the border. Harry pushes Leon off the train, to which he vows revenge. Archie then takes Richie back to the coaches and uncouples the train, advising Richie to downplay his role in the heist to not destroy his career. Harry and Archie drive the locomotive at full throttle through a fusillade of bullets from U.S. border police. They crash through, burying the engine partially in the soil of Mexico a few feet across the border, where a Mexican border patrol arrives to arrest them. True to their tough guy credo, Harry and Archie raise their hands but talk back to the patrol's commanding officer, leaving him puzzled enough that it gives an opening for Archie to kick him in the groin. Cast Burt Lancaster as Harold 'Harry' Doyle Kirk Douglas as Archibald 'Archie' Long Charles Durning as Sergeant Deke Yablonski Alexis Smith as Belle Dana Carvey as Richard 'Richie' Evans Darlanne Fluegel as Skye Eli Wallach as Leon B. Little Monty Ash as Vince Billy Barty as Philly Simmy Bow as Schultz Darlene Conley as Gladys Ripps Nathan Davis as Jimmy Ellis Grant Aleksander as Bartender At Mickey's Bar Red Hot Chili Peppers as Themselves Hilary Shepard as Sandy Soundtrack Kenny Rogers sings the opening theme song "They Don't Make Them Like They Used To". Janet Jackson sings the song, "Nasty," during Harry and Archie's lesson in Street Fighting with a local street gang. The Red Hot Chili Peppers briefly appear in the film where they performed a song never heard outside this film: "Set It Straight". No soundtrack album was released, and frontman Anthony