Dark of the Sun

Jim Brown scheduled an interview in 1968 with critic Roger Ebert to promote this movie but canceled it at the last minute. He apologized later and told Ebert he couldn't do it because he just didn't like the movie. He said, "It's the only film I've done I really didn't like. If I'd come here to Chicago and some guy had said, I don't like your flick at all, how could I disagree with him? If you put yourself on the line, you have to be able to believe what you say. But if you KNOW the movie's no good, man, and you have to say it is, that eats you up. When I read the script, I thought it was going to be a political movie, and I thought we might even have a hassle. But the director simplified it to brutality and bad taste."

There are already cut diamonds in the stash. They don't mine cut diamonds in Congo - or anywhere else for that matter.