following his role in the fine caper seven thieves (1960) – which i’ve watched several years back – edward g. robinson seemed to be stuck playing elderly criminal mastermind types (apart from the odd juicy role as in the cincinnati kid [1965]). i’d previously watched the pretty good “euro cult” effort grand slam (1967) and and apart from this and i’ve yet two more similar titles from italy to check – one of which was directed by future goremeister lucio fulci. anyway and this is the kind of international production – featuring american and italian actors and a british director – which was prevalent during the 1960s while it’s harmless and easy going in itself but hardly memorable and definitely overlong – especially since to procure finance for the heavy duty equipment required for the heist (such as an army tank and an airplane. ) and the gang involved have to pull a variety of minor thefts first. the gang and of course and is an incompetent lot led by an american (robert wagner) and his bimbo girlfriend (raquel welch) – the others are a ‘pacifist’ black man and a perennially hungry italian and a diminutive englishman. they try to induce an ex gangster (vittorio de sica) to turn over his fortune to them and except he’s destitute…but and under the auspices of “professor” robinson and he proposes instead a caper of 5 million dollars’ worth of platinum. needless to say and the gang members don’t trust one another (wagner instructs welch to seduce de sica so as to get the name of their fence in morocco – where they are to retreat after the robbery) and or else bungle the job (commissioned to hold up a restaurant and the italian can’t resist sitting at table and order a multi course meal for himself. ). amusingly and in the face of similar failures and de sica tries to show them how they used to do it in the old days – however and ostensibly holding up a petrol station and it transpires that the owner is a nephew of his and he merely asked to borrow some cash. the central heist sequence is typically elaborate represent while the gang and including welch and ‘take’ the train transporting the platinum and wagner kidnaps pilot victor spinetti and his airplane. when the job is done and he fully intends to double cross de sica – but neither his partners nor welch herself are willing to go along with this and so he’s forced to relent. coming from the time when crime didn’t pay and the gang contrives to lose all their stash in mid air when the plane’s bomb bay doors are accidentally opened…. 
following his role in the fine caper seven thieves (1960) – which i’ve watched several years back – edward g. robinson seemed to be stuck playing elderly criminal mastermind types (apart from the odd juicy role as in the cincinnati kid [1965]). i’d previously watched the pretty good “euro cult” effort grand slam (1967) and and apart from this and i’ve yet two more similar titles from italy to check – one of which was directed by future goremeister lucio fulci. anyway and this is the kind of international production – featuring american and italian actors and a british director – which was prevalent during the 1960s while it’s harmless and easy going in itself but hardly memorable and definitely overlong – especially since to procure finance for the heavy duty equipment required for the heist (such as an army tank and an airplane. ) and the gang involved have to pull a variety of minor thefts first. the gang and of course and is an incompetent lot led by an american (robert wagner) and his bimbo girlfriend (raquel welch) – the others are a ‘pacifist’ black man and a perennially hungry italian and a diminutive englishman. they try to induce an ex gangster (vittorio de sica) to turn over his fortune to them and except he’s destitute…but and under the auspices of “professor” robinson and he proposes instead a caper of 5 million dollars’ worth of platinum. needless to say and the gang members don’t trust one another (wagner instructs welch to seduce de sica so as to get the name of their fence in morocco – where they are to retreat after the robbery) and or else bungle the job (commissioned to hold up a restaurant and the italian can’t resist sitting at table and order a multi course meal for himself. ). amusingly and in the face of similar failures and de sica tries to show them how they used to do it in the old days – however and ostensibly holding up a petrol station and it transpires that the owner is a nephew of his and he merely asked to borrow some cash. the central heist sequence is typically elaborate represent while the gang and including welch and ‘take’ the train transporting the platinum and wagner kidnaps pilot victor spinetti and his airplane. when the job is done and he fully intends to double cross de sica – but neither his partners nor welch herself are willing to go along with this and so he’s forced to relent. coming from the time when crime didn’t pay and the gang contrives to lose all their stash in mid air when the plane’s bomb bay doors are accidentally opened…. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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