Comedy heist flick with plenty of 60s swag
The Italian Job was a unique film. Released in 1969 it was a mix of a crime heist story, a comedy, and 60s swag starring Michael Caine as the criminal mastermind Charlie Croker. With the backing of British crime lord Mr. Bridger (Noel Coward) Croker organizes a large group of criminals to rob $4 million of gold in Turin, Italy. His friend planned the job but was killed by the mafia for doing so. Croker decides to complete it.<br /><br />Croker embodies the swag. He gets out of prison and gets a brand new wardrobe of the latest suits. He’s got a convertible sports car and more women then he knows what to do with. He was a playboy criminal.<br /><br />The heist was a work of genius. It involved taking out Turin’s security camera system so they thieves are not seen, then sabotaging the traffic light system to tie up a convoy carrying the gold, and then making a getaway through the Alps to Switzerland. The escape would become iconic as it used Mini Coopers. Added bonus there were plenty of car stunts with the Minis.<br /><br />The jokes are everywhere. Croker for example breaks into prison to talk to Mr. Bridger while he goes the bathroom to try to get his backing for the heist. Benny Hill plays Professor Simon Peach who is part of Croker’s team. He plays a lecher who has a thing for big women.<br /><br />The 1960 Ocean’s Eleven had a similar idea of a big team carrying out a smart heist, but the Italian Job was far more ambitious and more of a comedy.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Peter Collinson"], "Producers": ["Michael Deeley", "Robert Porter", "Stanley Baker"], "Starring": ["Michael Caine", "Noel Coward", "Benny Hill"]}

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