Caption

The First Great Train Robbery

HDD0495

Year:

1979

Director:

Michael Crichton

Country:

UK

Seen:

Length:

1 hr(s) 50 min (110 min)

Language:

english

Mediatype:

DVD

Owner:

Magical

Rating:

 (6.9)

MPAA:

PG

Genres:

Action
Adventure
Crime
Drama
Thriller

Plot:

In 1855, Edward Pierce plans to do something that has never been done - rob a moving train. His target is the monthly shipment of gold destined to the Crimea for British soldiers who are there fighting the Russians. The £25,000 in gold is stored in two locked Chubb safes that requires four separate keys to be opened. One key is held by the President of the bank; the second by its senior manager; and the two remaining keys by the station master. Along with his accomplices, Agar and Miriam, he sets about acquiring each of them. Once in hand, they must now find a way to break into the luggage compartment where the safes are located, off-load the gold and then go about their merry way without being caught. It doesn't quite go as planned but a good thief always have a back-up plan.

Cast:

Sean Connery
Pierce
Donald Sutherland
Agar
Lesley-Anne Down
Miriam
Alan Webb
Trent
Malcolm Terris
Fowler
Robert Lang
Sharp
Michael Elphick
Burgess
Wayne Sleep
Clean Willy
Pamela Salem
Emily Trent
Gabrielle Lloyd
Elizabeth Trent
George Downing
Barlow
James Cossins
Harranby
John Bett
McPherson
Peter Benson
Station Despatcher
Janine Duvitski
Maggie
Brian de Salvo
Trent's Butler (as Brian De Salvo)
André Morell
Judge (as Andre Morell)
Donald Churchill
Prosecutor
Brian Glover
Captain Jimmy
Noel Johnson
Connaught
Peter Butterworth
Putnam
Patrick Barr
Burke
Hubert Rees
Lewis
Agnes Bernelle
Woman on Platform
Frank McDonald
P.C. London Bridge Station
Joe Cahill
Rail Guard
Cecil Nash
Chaplain
Susan Hallinan
Emma Barnes
Oliver Smith
Ratting Assistant
John Altman
First Pickpocket
Paul Kember
Second Pickpocket
Geoff Ferris
Third Pickpocket
Jenny Till
Woman on Strand
Craig Stokes
Urchin on Strand
Brooke Adams
(uncredited)
Donald Hewlett
Club Member (uncredited)
Nuala Holloway
Call Girl (uncredited)
Geoffrey Unsworth
(uncredited)