Diamonds

Charles Hodgson, a British aristocrat, seeks to humiliate his twin brother, Earl, a security specialist. To do so, Charles plans to steal a collection of diamonds from a vault in Tel Aviv that Earl claims cannot be breached. He recruits a heist specialist named Archie and a woman named Sally to help execute the crime. During the process, Charles meets Zelda Shapiro, an American woman visiting Israel to find a husband.

This 1975 crime film was directed by Menahem Golan, who also co-wrote the screenplay and produced the movie alongside Yoram Globus. It was the first of six films Golan directed, followed by The Apple in 1980. The cast features Robert Shaw in the dual roles of Charles and Earl Hodgson, Richard Roundtree as Archie, Barbara Hershey as Sally, and Shelley Winters as Zelda Shapiro. Other cast members include Yosef Shiloach and Shaike Ophir. A joint production involving companies from Israel, the United States, and Switzerland, the movie has a runtime of 120 minutes. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.3/10 based on 398 votes.