$600,000 on this B-film gem, probably the best film he ever produced...The exciting climax has for the first time a car/helicopter chase sequence on film ... It ends with a playful Happy and a divorce-minded Linda working together again and singing a duette with lyrics such as "Keep your distance, my resistance is low", which might explain what this appealing oddball story was all about." RKO announced plans to reteam Mature and Russell in Split Second, but neither ended up appearing in that film. See also List of films set in Las Vegas References External links 1952 films 1952 crime drama films American black-and-white films 1950s English-language films Film noir Films based on short fiction Films directed by Robert Stevenson Films set in the Las Vegas Valley Films about gambling American crime drama films Films produced by Howard Hughes Films produced by Samuel Bischoff Films scored by Leigh Harline RKO Pictures films 1950s American films