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A meek bank clerk who oversees the shipment of bullion joins with an eccentric neighbor to steal gold bars and smuggle them out of the country as miniature Eiffel Towers.
Cast:
Holland: Alec Guinness
Pendlebury: Stanley Holloway
Lackery: Sidney James
Shorty: Alfie Bass
Mrs. Chalk: Marjorie Fielding
Miss Evesham: Edie Martin
Parkin: John Salew
Turner: Ronald Adam
Wallis: Arthur Hambling
Godwin: Gibb McLaughlin
Farrow: John Gregson
Station Sergeant: Clive Morton
Clayton: Sydney Tafler
Senora Gallardo: Marie Burke
Chiquita: Audrey Hepburn
Gregory: William Fox
British Ambassador: Michael Trubshawe
Kiosk Girl: Ann Heffernan
Customs Official: Andreas Malandrinos
Commander: Cyril Chamberlain
Deputy Commander: Tony Quinn
Detective Superintendant: Moultrie Kelsall
Inspector Talbot: Christopher Hewett
P.C. Williams: Meredith Edwards
Divisional Detective Inspector: Patrick Barr
City Policeman: David Davies
Policeman: Ernie Priest
Police Sergeant: Ernest Blyth
June Edwards: Alanna Boyce
Small Role: Johnny Briggs
Man in Police Line Up: Johnny Rossi
Joe the Gab: Peter Bull
Minor Role: Frank Forsyth
Waiter in Restaurant: Robert Coote
Schoolgirl: Jacqueline Curtis
Police Driver: Fred Nicholas
Craggs: Patric Doonan
Chief Cashier: Archie Duncan
Commuter: Norman Fisher
Rio Club Waiter: Rex Garner
Girl: Valerie Singleton
Taxi Driver: Fred Griffiths
Passerby: Victor Hagan
School Mistress: Eileen Harvey
Vicar: Ned Hood
Rio Club Member: Gerry Judge
Mr. Richards: Charles Lamb
Policeman at Window: Howard Lang
Customs Officer: Desmond Llewelyn
Waiter: Martin Lyder
Gendarme: Louis Matto
Man in Police Line-Up: Manny Michael
1st Man in Police Identity Parade: Arthur Mullard
School Headmistress: Marie Ney
Tube Train Passenger: Jim O'Brady
Cafe Owner: Frederick Piper
Man at Races: Ernie Rice
Chemist at Police Exhibition: Robert Shaw
Racegoer: George Spence
Police Inspector at Squad Car Headquarters: John Warwick
Opposition MP: Richard Wattis
Member of Parliament: George Wilson
Squad Car Headquarters PC: Neil Wilson
Written by: T.E.B. Clarke
Director: Charles Crichton
Production: Ealing Studios, The Rank Organisation
Release date: 10 Sep 1951
Cast:
Holland: Alec Guinness
Pendlebury: Stanley Holloway
Lackery: Sidney James
Shorty: Alfie Bass
Mrs. Chalk: Marjorie Fielding
Miss Evesham: Edie Martin
Parkin: John Salew
Turner: Ronald Adam
Wallis: Arthur Hambling
Godwin: Gibb McLaughlin
Farrow: John Gregson
Station Sergeant: Clive Morton
Clayton: Sydney Tafler
Senora Gallardo: Marie Burke
Chiquita: Audrey Hepburn
Gregory: William Fox
British Ambassador: Michael Trubshawe
Kiosk Girl: Ann Heffernan
Customs Official: Andreas Malandrinos
Commander: Cyril Chamberlain
Deputy Commander: Tony Quinn
Detective Superintendant: Moultrie Kelsall
Inspector Talbot: Christopher Hewett
P.C. Williams: Meredith Edwards
Divisional Detective Inspector: Patrick Barr
City Policeman: David Davies
Policeman: Ernie Priest
Police Sergeant: Ernest Blyth
June Edwards: Alanna Boyce
Small Role: Johnny Briggs
Man in Police Line Up: Johnny Rossi
Joe the Gab: Peter Bull
Minor Role: Frank Forsyth
Waiter in Restaurant: Robert Coote
Schoolgirl: Jacqueline Curtis
Police Driver: Fred Nicholas
Craggs: Patric Doonan
Chief Cashier: Archie Duncan
Commuter: Norman Fisher
Rio Club Waiter: Rex Garner
Girl: Valerie Singleton
Taxi Driver: Fred Griffiths
Passerby: Victor Hagan
School Mistress: Eileen Harvey
Vicar: Ned Hood
Rio Club Member: Gerry Judge
Mr. Richards: Charles Lamb
Policeman at Window: Howard Lang
Customs Officer: Desmond Llewelyn
Waiter: Martin Lyder
Gendarme: Louis Matto
Man in Police Line-Up: Manny Michael
1st Man in Police Identity Parade: Arthur Mullard
School Headmistress: Marie Ney
Tube Train Passenger: Jim O'Brady
Cafe Owner: Frederick Piper
Man at Races: Ernie Rice
Chemist at Police Exhibition: Robert Shaw
Racegoer: George Spence
Police Inspector at Squad Car Headquarters: John Warwick
Opposition MP: Richard Wattis
Member of Parliament: George Wilson
Squad Car Headquarters PC: Neil Wilson
Written by: T.E.B. Clarke
Director: Charles Crichton
Production: Ealing Studios, The Rank Organisation
Release date: 10 Sep 1951
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