Allen Garfield, born in 1939 in Newark, New Jersey, was a distinctive presence in cult cinema, known for his portrayals of nervous villains and corrupt figures. He appeared in The Stunt Man (1980), where he showcased his knack for blending humor with tension, and in Let It Ride (1989), where his character added to the film's quirky charm. A graduate of The Actors Studio, Garfield's eclectic career spanned over 100 films, including Greetings (1968) and The Organization (1971), solidifying his status as a memorable figure in the world of exploitation and grindhouse cinema.
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A Washington D.C. police officer, George Lattimer (St. John) is proud to be one of few African-Americans in the department. However, his peers, or people do not show love for him. When he is passed up for the promotion of sergeant, trouble erupts.
