United Artists
Not part of a collection.
The First Great Train Robbery
Never have so few taken so much from so many.
In Victorian England, a master criminal makes elaborate plans to steal a shipment of gold from a moving train.
- Original title
- The First Great Train Robbery
- Language
- EN
- Country
- GB
- Budget
- $6,000,000
- Revenue
- —
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Sean Connery
Edward Pierce
Donald Sutherland
Robert Agar
Lesley-Anne Down
Miriam
Peter Butterworth
Putnam
Michael Elphick
Burgess
Alan Webb
Edgar Trent
Robert Lang
Sharp
Malcolm Terris
Fowler
Wayne Sleep
Clean Willy
Gabrielle Lloyd
Elizabeth Trent
Pamela Salem
Emily Trent
James Cossins
Harranby
John Bett
McPherson
Peter Benson
Station Despatcher
Janine Duvitski
Maggie
Brian de Salvo
Trent's Butler
André Morell
Judge
Donald Churchill
Prosecutor
Brian Glover
Captain Jimmy
Patrick Barr
Burke
Agnes Bernelle
Woman on Platform
Joe Cahill
Rail Guard
Cecil Nash
Chaplain
Oliver Smith
Ratting Assistant
John Altman
First Pickpocket
Jenny Till
Woman on Strand
Geoffrey Unsworth
Director of Photography
Geoffrey Unsworth
In Memory Of
Anthony Waye
Assistant Director
Michael Crichton
Director
Dino De Laurentiis
Executive Producer
Jerry Goldsmith
Original Music Composer
Michael Crichton
Novel
Michael Crichton
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Feb 2, 1979
