Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Xavier Anderson | ... | SWAT Man |
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Brodie Bass | ... | Passport Control |
Geoff Bell | ... | Alex | |
Vas Blackwood | ... | Lucky | |
Robert Boulter | ... | Jay | |
Max Brown | ... | Doctor | |
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Clair Elsmore | ... | Cashier |
Antonio Gil | ... | Bank Manager (as Antonio Gil Martinez) | |
Leo Gregory | ... | Matty | |
Johnny Harris | ... | Terry | |
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James Johnson Flint | ... | Airline Captain |
Anya Lahiri | ... | Check-In Girl | |
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Laura Martin-Simpson | ... | Shelly |
Rhys Meredith | ... | Police Assistant | |
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Tiffany Mulheron | ... | Brunette |
Alex masterminds an ambitious plan to steal millions of untraceable cash that is stacked in the underground vaults of The London Exchange Bank, waiting for its last journey, Incineration. Lucky, Matty, Terry, Chubby, Norman and Jay make up his unlikely gang of robbers. Setting up their alibi, the gang check in for a flight and join in with thousands of England supporters that are part of a mass exodus to The World Cup Tournament in Germany. Instead of passing through to Departure Lounge, the gang head out to the car park, pile into a van and head for Central London where they spectacularly ram raid London Exchange Bank, blocking any exit for those caught up inside. But with an unexpected turn of events, their plan is hampered from the start and they are left with a whole lot more than just a bank robbery to deal with. They have twenty hostages inside and the Police have laid siege to The Bank. There are two and a half hours before their plane leaves, and seventy million pounds in hard... Written by Anonymous
A solid British heist film which tries to capture the tension of Dog Day Afternnon.
Jeff Bell is good in the film as are the rest of the male cast. Good set-pieces - the tunnels sequences work very well. The bank job feels real enough. The film contains nice touches which take the audience in unexpected directions. It's good to see Barry from Eastenders doing something other than Extras. Not that many female characters, although the main woman is quite a babe.
Good tight piece all around. The kind of film that doesn't normally get made in UK. Paris Leonti is clearly a director to keep an eye on.