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The Italian Job
Italian Job
1969 film directed by Peter Collinson.
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The Italian Job
Instance Of
Film
Screenwriter
Troy Kennedy Martin
Producer
Michael Deeley
Stanley Baker
Production Company
Paramount Pictures
Cast Member
25 items
Noël Coward
Benny Hill
Raf Vallone
Rossano Brazzi
Renato Romano
Tony Beckley
Maggie Blye
John Le Mesurier
Robert Powell
Michael Caine
Character Role
:
Charlie Croker
John Forgeham
Irene Handl
Fred Emney
Stanley Caine
Harry Baird
Timothy Bateson
David Kelly
Frank Kelly
Stanley Baker
Robert Riettii
John Louis Mansi
Valerie Leon
Arnold Diamond
George Innes
Genre
Crime Comedy Film
Heist Film
Action Comedy Film
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Narrative Location
Turin
England
Italy
London
Original Language of Film or TV Show
English
Italian
Publication Date
6/2/1969
6/5/1969
Place of Publication
:
United Kingdom
9/3/1969
Place of Publication
:
United States
Filming Location
London
Kilmainham Gaol
Title
The Italian Job
Composer
Quincy Jones
Color
Color
Nominated For
Golden Globe Award for Best English-Language Foreign Film
(1969)
Point in Time
:
1969
Distributed By
Paramount Pictures
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Aspect Ratio (W:H)
2.35:1
Characters
Charlie Croker
Derivative Work
The Italian Job
Distribution Format
Video on Demand
Assessment
Bechdel Test
Assessment Outcome
:
Fails
Criterion Used
:
Considering Named Characters Only
Image
Different From
The Italian Job
Review Score
7.5/10
(10/6/2021)
Review Score By
:
Rotten Tomatoes
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Point in Time
:
10/6/2021
81%
(1/30/2025)
Review Score By
:
Rotten Tomatoes
Unnamed
:
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Point in Time
:
1/30/2025
Number of Reviews/Ratings
:
32 critic review
70/100
(10/17/2025)
Review Score By
:
Metacritic
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:
bug: P459
Point in Time
:
10/17/2025
Number of Reviews/Ratings
:
10 critic review
Graham Payn
Oakhurst Productions
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