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The 2003 Hollywood remake begins with a Venice-set robbery (thus justifying its title), but locates its climactic heist, featuring the latest generation of Mini Coopers, in Los Angeles. Yet the key to the film’s entertainment value is its refusal to take itself at all seriously, undercutting potential flag-waving with utter camp from Noël Coward’s monarchy-loving criminal mastermind – and a nicely balanced ending. Check out the official The Italian Job (2003) trailer starring Mark Wahlberg Let us know what you think in the comments below. Peter Collinson’s direction and the Rémy Julienne stunt team slot everything together with absolute precision, and Michael Caine is an assured lead. All titles, Director, Screenplay, Author, Cast, Cinematography, Music, Production Design, Producer, Executive Producer. Check out how these cars became the real stars of the movie, and all the.

If there’s one film that captures that moment of self-confidence it’s this light-hearted caper, in which the English criminal fraternity seeks to whisk millions in gold out of Turin and out of the grasp of their Mafia rivals – a feat to be achieved by red, white and blue-coded Mini Coopers driving rings round their pursuers. It was like that in the original The Italian Job, as well as its modern remake. Aided by top criminal mastermind Mr Bridger, Charlie sets.

In 1969, England were still football world champions and London was pop-culture’s global nerve centre. Charlie is out of jail and on the make with a plan for the heist of the century.

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“With a reputation forged on the back of multiple bank holiday afternoon TV screenings, The Italian Job is a classic owned by the people rather than the stuffy critical academia.”