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TrailerAn older gentleman from a British prison mastermines a spectacular robbery of gold bullion in Turin, one of the biggest international gold heists in history, by having a computer expert cause a traffic jam.Actors: Michael Caine, Noël Coward, Benny Hill, Raf Vallone, Tony Beckley, Rossano Brazzi, Margaret Blye, Irene Handl, John Le Mesurier, Fred Emney, John Clive, ...»Director: Peter CollinsonCountry: United KingdomDuration: 99 minQuality: HDRelease: 1969IMDb: 7.2Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "The Italian Job (1969)"
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Characters of "The Italian Job (1969)"
Charlie CrokerPlayed by: Michael Caine
Mr. BridgerPlayed by: Noël Coward
Professor Simon PeachPlayed by: Benny Hill
AltabaniPlayed by: Raf Vallone
FreddiePlayed by: Tony Beckley
BeckermanPlayed by: Rossano Brazzi
LornaPlayed by: Margaret Blye
Miss PeachPlayed by: Irene Handl
GovernorPlayed by: John Le Mesurier
BirkinshawPlayed by: Fred Emney
Garage ManagerPlayed by: John Clive
KeatsPlayed by: Graham Payn
ArthurPlayed by: Michael Standing
CocoPlayed by: Stanley Caine
Big WilliamPlayed by: Harry Baird
Bill BaileyPlayed by: George Innes
YellowPlayed by: Robert Powell -
Directors of "The Italian Job (1969)"
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Creators of "The Italian Job (1969)"
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Critic Reviews of "The Italian Job (1969)"
TIME MagazineApril 21, 2010Caine and Coward play a splendid game of verbal tennis, but by the final reel the laughs are lost in an anthology of dull and deafening car chases.
VarietyMay 06, 2008The cast does its stuff to good effect. Coward, as the highly patriotic, business-like master crook, brings all his imperturbable sense of irony and comedy to his role.
Time OutJune 24, 2006As a modest fun movie, it works, much helped by deep casting contrasts and a nice sense of absurd proportions.
New York TimesMay 09, 2005The film is technically sophisticated and emotionally retarded.
Daily Telegraph (UK)January 01, 2015Is there a film - certainly a British film - that delivers a greater infusion of pure joy than The Italian Job?
Empire MagazineMarch 05, 2008As a film, The Italian Job is hardly a work of unalloyed genius; but as a reminder of the time when Britannia really was cool, it's peerless.
sbs.isMay 30, 2005Worthy simply for Benny Hill and his love for "big ladies"
Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)February 10, 2005Superior crime caper that's a little too pleased with itself, but only a little.
eFilmCritic.comMarch 31, 2004It's the sort of smoothly entertaining and slyly intelligent crowd-pleasing spectacle that will never go out of style.
Lawrence Journal-WorldMarch 12, 2004Overrated heist film whose climactic chase scene is one of its few redeeming values.
Future Movies UKNovember 06, 2003Very much of its time without ever looking too dated, The Italian Job embraces the classic caper set-up.
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