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The Bank Job is inspired by an extraordinary true event - a daring robbery that took place in the 70's, with a haul valued higher than that of the Great Train Robbery. Yet almost as soon as the 'Walkie Talkie Bank Job' happened, a gagging order was placed on the story and it disappeared completely from the media. Only now, over 30 years later, has the fascinating story come to light and the truth behind a right royal scandal been exposed. Directed by Roger Donaldson, The Bank Job reveals an amazing backstory where for once the criminals were the most innocent ones involved.

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Reviewed by: JD
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The Bank Job review by JD

Brilliant script, mediocre acting.

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This is one of the most beautifully scripted films even more amazing that it was taken from a real burglary. The acting is a bit minder / softly softly and does not really convince. I would recommend just because it is so incredible that it really happened.

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Baased on a bank robbery in September 1971, which netted over 3 millon pounds. No one was ever caught and the money never recovered. The storyline is based on the assumption that the secert services were involved who were trying to cover up a Royal scandal. The movie is fast paced and very enjoyable well worth watching.

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