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Director: | Charles Crichton |
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Writer: | Charles Crichton, Niels West-Larsen, Antonio De Leon |
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A boy gets involved in a bank robbery | |
Release Date: | Sep 02, 1960 |
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Director: | Charles Crichton |
Writer: | Charles Crichton, Niels West-Larsen, Antonio De Leon |
Genres: | Comedy, Adventure |
Keywords | |
Production Companies | Paramount Pictures, George H. Brown Productions |
Box Office |
Revenue: $0
Budget: $0 |
Updates |
Updated: May 07, 2024 (Update) Entered: May 02, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Virgílio Teixeira | Miguel |
Maurice Reyna | Paco |
Marianne Benet | Maria |
Harold Kasket | Luis |
George Coulouris | Bank Manager |
Warren Mitchell | Pedro |
Curt Christian | Currito |
Bill Nagy | Police Chief |
Edwin Richfield | Commissionaire |
Cyril Shaps | Bank Clerk |
Barta Barri | Gang Leader |
Tutte Lemkow | Mateo |
Mike Brendel | Carlos 1 |
Juan Olaguivel | Carlos 2 |
Victor Mohica | Chico |
Herbert Curiel | Organ Grinder |
Tony Fuentes | Asst. Organ Grinder |
Andreas Malandrinos | Shoemaker |
Francisco Bernal | Blind Man |
Xan das Bolas | Knife Grinder |
Gaylord Cavallaro | Reporter |
Paul Whitsun-Jones | Desk Sergeant |
Robert Rietti | Detective |
Goyo Lebrero | Street Vendor |
Victor Baring | Man on Train (uncredited) |
Catharina Ferraz | The Neighbour (uncredited) |
Name | Job |
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Charles Crichton | Director, Writer |
Niels West-Larsen | Writer |
Peter Bezencenet | Editor |
Maurice Carter | Art Direction |
Antonio De Leon | Novel |
Douglas Slocombe | Director of Photography |
Tristram Cary | Music |
Bob Lawrance | Makeup Artist |
Miguel Gil | Production Manager |
David W. Orton | Assistant Director |
Harry Miller | Sound Editor |
Mariano Ruiz Capillas | Camera Operator |
James Devis | Focus Puller |
June Faithfull | Continuity |
Pearl Orton | Hairdresser |
Harold Orton | Production Manager |
Maurice Askew | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
John W. Mitchell | Sound Recordist |
Chic Waterson | Camera Operator |
Tom Priestley | Assistant Editor |
John Eldridge | Scenario Writer |
Name | Title |
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Jan Darnley-Smith | Associate Producer |
George H. Brown | Producer |
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Sweet film. <em>'The Boy Who Stole a Million'</em>, shot beautifully on location in Valencia, produces a rather simple premise but one that is nice to see unfold. It shows signs of wearing thin towards the end, but with a run time of just 84 minutes it stops before it becomes tiresome - which is ... great. The cast do well. Maurice Reyna is solid as Paco, while Virgilio Teixeira (Miguel) and Harold Kasket (Luis) support astutely. It's more so the story and locations that make this film as good as it is, it's a very pleasant production. Watch it if you get the chance.