The Italian Job
A newly freed Cockney thief assembles a daring crew to hijack a convoy of gold bullion racing through Turin—only to battle relentless law enforcement and treacherous double‑crosses before the loot can slip away.
“Introducing the plans for a new business venture: "The Italian Job."”
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A crew of 132+ credited
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Edited by Stephen WarwickShot by Douglas SlocombeScored by Quincy JonesDesigned by Disley JonesSound by John AldredCostumes by Dinah GreetStunts by Remy Julienne
Box Office
1969 · Box office
Produced on a $3.0M budget
Production budget
$3.0M
Also known as
- Charlie staubt Millionen abde
- The Italian Job - Charlie staubt Millionen abde
- L'or se barrefr
- Un colpo all'italianait
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Cast & Crew
132 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Michael Caine
as Charlie Croker
Noel Coward
as Mr. Bridger
Benny Hill
as Professor Simon Peach
Raf Vallone
as Altabani
Tony Beckley
as Freddie
Rossano Brazzi
as Beckerman
Margaret Blye
as Lorna
Irene Handl
as Miss Peach
John Le Mesurier
as Governor
Fred Emney
as Birkinshaw
John Clive
as Garage Manager
Graham Payn
as Keats
Supporting cast
32Michael Standing
as Arthur
Stanley Caine
as Coco
Barry Cox
as Chris
Harry Baird
as Big William
George Innes
as Bill Bailey
John Forgeham
as Frank
Robert Powell
as Yellow
Derek Ware
as Rozzer
Frank Jarvis
as Roger
David Salamone
as Dominic
Richard Essome
as Tony
Mario Valgoi
as Manzo
Renato Romano
as Cosca
Franco Novelli
as Altabani's Driver
Robert Rietty
as Police Chief
Timothy Bateson
as Dentist
David Kelly
as Vicar
Arnold Diamond
as Senior Computer Room Official
Simon Dee
as Shirtmaker
Alastair Hunter
as Warder (Cinema)
Lana Gatto
as Mrs. Cosca
John Morris
as Standin
John Louis Mansi
as Computer Room Official
Les Clark
as Thug
Lelia Goldoni
as Mrs. Beckerman
Walter Henry
as Projectionist
Frank Kelly
as Prison Officer
Valerie Leon
as Receptionist, Royal Lancaster
Martin Lyder
as Italian Policeman
Henry Mcgee
as Tailor
Colin Mckenzie
as Prison Warder
Lisa Shane
as Blonde scrubber at Diner party
Directors
1Writers
1Producers
5Other crew
86Michael Knight
Art Director
Ray Andrew
assistant camera: Not shown on present credits
Renato Romano
assistant director (uncredited)
Scott Wodehouse
assistant director
Mauro Sacripanti
assistant director: Italian
David Munro
assistant director: second unit
Robin O Donoghue Nm0640877
assistant dubbing mixer (uncredited)
Tom Otter
boom operator (uncredited)
Chic Waterson
camera operator
Wally Byatt
camera operator (uncredited)
Ronnie Maasz
camera operator: second unit
Paul Lee Lander
Casting Director
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