Dominic Colpoys-Owen
Terence Morgan
Dominic Colpoys-Owen

A playboy tries to recruit a gang, who include an American who needs cash to satisfy his wife's expensive tastes, and an old time expert cracksman, to rob a foreign embassy's safe, but trouble starts when the plan begins to go wrong.
Dominic Colpoys-Owen
Terence Morgan
Dominic Colpoys-Owen
Fina (Seraphina) Yokami
Yoko Tani
Fina (Seraphina) Yokami
Joe Preedy
John Crawford
Joe Preedy
Christine Preedy
Mai Zetterling
Christine Preedy
Colonel
William Hartnell
Colonel
Edward
Dennis Price
Edward
Mouse
Ann Lynn
Mouse
Toddy
Charles Kay
Toddy
Albert
Doug Robinson
Albert
Bride's Mother
Gillian Maude
Bride's Mother
Bride's Father
Trevor Reid
Bride's Father
Police Sergeant
Ronald Leigh-Hunt
Police Sergeant
Wolf Villa has done quite a reasonable job with this story of a disparate gang of miscreants who all decide to relieve an embassy safe of £100,000. "Dominic" (Terence Morgan) is the brains behind the motley alliance who are there because they need to raise cash, fund an expensive wife or just because they like the thrill. It takes far too long to get going. Too much time is sent on the meandering love lives with the gullible "Fina" (Yôko Tani) and Mai Zetterling ("Christine") fanning the flames. Dennis Price features sparingly as the gambling kingpin "Edward" and William Hartnell really does demonstrate well how wooden an actor he is as the safecracking "Colonel". Once we get over the hurdles of the first half hour, though, the pace picks up and the last twenty minutes or so make for quite a decently tense crime story with an ending that I actually quite liked. Not a great film, but a perfectly watchable feature for Saturday afternoon cinema.
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