Le casse du siècle

Titre original : Die Gentlemen baten zur Kasse

2013
2h 40min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAugust 8, 2013 marks the 50th anniversary of the greatest railway robbery of all time. This coup became a myth not only because of the enormous booty - around 50 million euros today.August 8, 2013 marks the 50th anniversary of the greatest railway robbery of all time. This coup became a myth not only because of the enormous booty - around 50 million euros today.August 8, 2013 marks the 50th anniversary of the greatest railway robbery of all time. This coup became a myth not only because of the enormous booty - around 50 million euros today.

Réalisation
- Carl-Ludwig Rettinger
Scénario
- Carl-Ludwig Rettinger
- Martin Witz
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- Carl-Ludwig Rettinger
Scénario
- Carl-Ludwig Rettinger
- Martin Witz
Casting principal

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Horst Tappert

Bruce Reynolds
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Grit Boettcher

Franny Reynolds
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Liselotte Pulver

Franny Reynolds
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Siegfried Lowitz

Tommy Butler
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Kai Fischer

Karin Field
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Bruce Reynolds

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Nick Reynolds

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Nicholas Russell-Pavier

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Gordon Goody

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Ronald Biggs

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Charmian Brent

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Tommy Wisbey

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Renee Wisbey

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Jimmy White

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Freddie Foreman

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Robert Mark

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Jack Mills

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9/10

Documentaty of Die Gentlemen bitten zur Kasse

Very fine German TV documentary told around the actual train-robbery that was filmed 50 years ago as a TV series (a production of the Nord Deutscher Rundfunk)of 3 episodes called "Die Gentlemen bitten zur Kasse" about the greatest train-robbery ever (happened august, 8th 1963). The lute was about 50,000 in modern currency.

I still the old series regard perhaps as the best thriller ever: I at least saw the 3 hours on DVD's 20 times.

It again retells the same story (in 2:42 hrs) using the old TV-series from 0plus newsreels plus interviews with some of the 'gentlemen' or their wives or children. More backgrounds are explained and the true names are used. The police files had been secret for 50 years and could not be re-opened before 2013.

The comments that are added are useful for a better understanding of what has happened.

I'm happy I could record it from the German Broadcasting company.