Brown Black And White

October, 1972

Cresting on the profitable wave of Shaft and its successors, which blend sex and violence with soul, the producers of two new films--Slaughter and Black Gunn--are placing their money on the box-office pull of ex-football star Jim Brown. In Slaughter, with Playmate Stella Stevens (below), Brown works his way from big-city ghetto to South American villa on a dual mission of vengeance and intrigue involving international gangsters. He takes on organized crime again in Black Gunn--this time in an ef...

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