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00:02:23Can I help you, sir?
00:02:24I'm Inspector Cooper, CID.
00:02:26I'd like to see the manager urgently, please.
00:02:28Yes.
00:02:29Well, he's not engaged at the moment.
00:02:31Let's wait up.
00:02:36Come here.
00:02:38Two detectives to see you, Mr. Beaumont.
00:02:40Thank you, Hoskins.
00:02:42How do you do?
00:02:43You do?
00:02:43I'm Detective Inspector Cooper.
00:02:45This is Sergeant James.
00:02:46Well, my name's Beaumont, Inspector.
00:02:48What can I do for you?
00:02:49Mr. Beaumont, we've received information there's to be an attempt to rob your bank tonight.
00:02:53Robbed?
00:02:53This bank?
00:02:55But, Inspector, we must...
00:02:56Now, there's no need to be alarmed.
00:02:57Fortunately, we know what they're planning, and we'll be waiting for them.
00:03:00With your help, that is.
00:03:02Yes, of course.
00:03:03Anything I can do.
00:03:04Good.
00:03:05Now, we'd better check the layout first, and decide where to put our men.
00:03:08Where's the safe?
00:03:10Over here, Inspector.
00:03:14I can't understand it.
00:03:16They're such a small branch.
00:03:18And what do you carry in cash, sir?
00:03:19Oh, it varies.
00:03:21Between four and five thousand.
00:03:22That's quite a temptation.
00:03:24Thank you for us.
00:03:24You've been on to it, Inspector.
00:03:26Just doing our job, sir.
00:03:27They were in a bit of a hurry, weren't they?
00:03:29Yes.
00:03:30They're detectives.
00:03:30Oh, so they caught up with old Beaumont at last.
00:03:33What can you get for embezzlement?
00:03:47Everything satisfactory, General?
00:03:48Yes, very. Thank you.
00:04:02Yes, they're right.
00:04:04Take them into Mr. Beaumont, now.
00:04:09Police.
00:04:10Quick.
00:04:11We've been wrong.
00:04:14So I opened the safe, and that's all I remember.
00:04:17They must have hit me from behind.
00:04:19Didn't it occur to you, Mr. Beaumont, to check the man's credentials?
00:04:23Well, Inspector, he showed me a pass.
00:04:25It looked official enough.
00:04:26Ah, of course.
00:04:28Found the car, sir.
00:04:29Abandoned about a quarter of a mile away.
00:04:31Rigged up to look like a police job.
00:04:33Uh-huh.
00:04:33Probably stolen.
00:04:34Check later.
00:04:35Mr. Beaumont, you've given us a general description that could fit anybody.
00:04:38Was there nothing distinctive about the two men?
00:04:42No, nothing.
00:04:43They just looked ordinary, like most policemen.
00:04:45Ah, that's a great help.
00:04:47I'm sorry, Inspector, but all I can remember at the moment is this bank's been robbed of about two thousand
00:04:51pounds.
00:04:52You're insured, aren't you?
00:04:54What about you, Mr. Hoskins?
00:04:55It all happened so quickly, Inspector.
00:04:59If you had a photograph or something...
00:05:00Well, you can run through our rogues' gallery at the yard later, if you like.
00:05:03I doubt if you'll recognize him.
00:05:04I only saw them from a distance, Inspector, but I'm sure the younger one had a black mustache.
00:05:08Yes, that's right.
00:05:09And he wasn't black.
00:05:10He was a sort of gingery color.
00:05:11Gentlemen, it doesn't matter what the color was.
00:05:14By now, he won't have a mustache anyway.
00:05:22Got rid of the uniform, Eddie?
00:05:24Yep, heard it like the man said.
00:05:25That's 1,968 pounds altogether.
00:05:2868 quid.
00:05:29That'll cover expenses.
00:05:30Agreed?
00:05:30Yeah.
00:05:32300 apiece.
00:05:39It's all there, Vince.
00:05:42Don't you trust me?
00:05:44Mm-hmm.
00:05:46That's it, then.
00:05:47A really beautiful job, eh, Vince?
00:05:49Yeah.
00:05:50And 300's not enough to show for it.
00:05:52If you're thinking of splitting this, forget it.
00:05:54We agreed to put a thousand aside for the Citibank job.
00:05:57Capital investment.
00:05:59I know that, but when?
00:06:01When Phil Bowman gets out.
00:06:03Don't be so impatient.
00:06:05I've waited four years.
00:06:08Another three days won't hurt any of us.
00:06:10But, um, why wait for Bowman now we've got the capital?
00:06:14That's right.
00:06:15We could pull it ourselves.
00:06:16Look at the way today's job went.
00:06:18Not a hitch.
00:06:19Now, listen.
00:06:20What we pulled today was kid stuff.
00:06:22The Citibank job will be one of the biggest ever.
00:06:25One of the finest cracksmen this country ever produced tried his hand.
00:06:28at the Citibank.
00:06:30Seven years ago.
00:06:31He's still doing time.
00:06:33Nobody's tried since.
00:06:35Oh, Bowman was going to, but, uh,
00:06:37the police picked him up for another job before he could get started.
00:06:41Well, perhaps he won't want to try it now.
00:06:43He will.
00:06:44Phil's professional.
00:06:46You youngsters wouldn't understand what that means.
00:06:48But if anybody can get in the Citibank and away with 100,000,
00:06:52it's Phil Bowman.
00:06:55What's new?
00:06:56There was a report from the lab boys, sir, on the Beecher Street bank robbery.
00:07:00They found all the sawdust on the tires and the axle,
00:07:02and they think whoever put the police sign on the car
00:07:05didn't use a brace and bit to make the holes, but a panel punch.
00:07:11Their guess is the, uh,
00:07:12car was rigged up on a carpenter shop on a timber yard.
00:07:16Anything else?
00:07:17No, sir.
00:07:19Did those three bank employees go through our records?
00:07:22Yes, sir.
00:07:23No luck, I'm afraid.
00:07:27Mr. Beaumont thought he recognized a man.
00:07:29Mm-hmm.
00:07:30Turned out to be Charlie Reed.
00:07:31He's inside, serving 10 years for manslaughter.
00:07:34Oh, brilliant.
00:07:35Dead end, sir.
00:07:36The case is never dead, sergeant.
00:07:39There's always the informer.
00:07:41I'll put some feelers out on Saturday.
00:07:43We should be hearing.
00:07:46Ah, Bowman's hurt, is he?
00:07:48Who, sir?
00:07:49Philip Bowman.
00:07:50Do I have to explain everything?
00:07:52Philip Bowman's an expert in bank robberies,
00:07:54one of the biggest in the country.
00:07:56We could only ever pin one thing on him.
00:08:50Philip Bowman.
00:08:55But I didn't expect you for hours yet.
00:08:58But I wanted the whole place to be ready.
00:09:00Oh, I must look a mess.
00:09:01You look marvellous.
00:09:03It's obvious you haven't seen a woman for some time.
00:09:07How are you, Philip?
00:09:10Older.
00:09:12Me too.
00:09:15Well, I'd better...
00:09:19You'd better talk to me while I change.
00:09:27Well, where are you working?
00:09:29Still at the Empire Insurance.
00:09:32You like working legit?
00:09:34Never mind.
00:09:35It's a living.
00:09:37It is. I'm going grey.
00:09:40On you, it's becoming, darling.
00:09:43Oh, uh, yours, I hope.
00:09:49Sorry, Philip, I didn't have time to move all my things.
00:09:53By the way, I haven't thanked you for letting me stay.
00:09:55All this time.
00:09:57You did me a favour living here.
00:09:59Oh, and the money.
00:10:00I don't know what I'd have done.
00:10:02Oh, stop it.
00:10:04You needn't.
00:10:05You don't owe me anything.
00:10:22Frank in here.
00:10:23Try that here, Inspector.
00:10:25You wanted me?
00:10:26Uh-huh.
00:10:27Do you know anything about the Beecher Street bank job?
00:10:30No.
00:10:31Could you find out?
00:10:32How much?
00:10:33Oh, the usual.
00:10:34Double if it's a name.
00:10:36Got any leads?
00:10:37There were three men.
00:10:39One driver and two inside.
00:10:41The younger inside man had a moustache at the time.
00:10:44Oh, there might be some connection with a carpenter shop or timber yard.
00:10:48All right.
00:10:48I'll ring you.
00:10:53Oh, it's a wonderful dinner, Mabel.
00:10:57Mabel.
00:10:59Yeah, did us proud.
00:11:00He's always like this when he's had a good meal.
00:11:03Come on, Ruth.
00:11:04Let's stack the dishes.
00:11:05I think the geniuses want to talk business.
00:11:11Well, a spot of brandy, I think.
00:11:14Well, you always knew how to look after yourself, Joe.
00:11:17Well, life's short.
00:11:18What else is there?
00:11:21I, uh, suppose you'll be getting back into harness soon.
00:11:25I haven't made up my mind yet.
00:11:27I need a few weeks to pick up the threads.
00:11:30Why?
00:11:31Oh, thought we might do a job together.
00:11:34I'm listening.
00:11:36City bank?
00:11:39Have a plan of yours.
00:11:40Is it still good?
00:11:43Well, basically, yes.
00:11:45There's a few details need rechecking, of course.
00:11:49Oh, but Joe.
00:11:52This is big.
00:11:53Even if I were interested, it would take a hell of a lot of organizing.
00:11:56And money.
00:11:57I've got the men and the money.
00:11:58I want you to do the organizing.
00:12:01What do you say, boy?
00:12:04Oh, I don't think so.
00:12:05Well, why not?
00:12:07Oh, I've got enough money put away now.
00:12:09I thought I'd settle down.
00:12:11You can settle down when you're dead.
00:12:15I'm getting older, Joe.
00:12:17I've been inside for four years.
00:12:22I don't know whether I'm still up to pulling a job like the city bank.
00:12:26Of course you are.
00:12:28Besides, I'm older than you.
00:12:29Now, you're different.
00:12:29You enjoy this work.
00:12:30I don't.
00:12:31To me, it's just a job.
00:12:32I get no kick out of it.
00:12:36So, I could buy that plan of yours and get some of the boys in.
00:12:40But I don't think we could pull it off without you.
00:12:44Make it your last job and go out with a bang.
00:12:49I must admit, I'm tempted.
00:12:54Did it take a lot to set up?
00:12:55I've got a thousand pounds set aside from a recent job.
00:12:58Not enough.
00:12:58Need at least fifteen hundred.
00:12:59I'll raise another two-fifty.
00:13:08All right.
00:13:09Count me in for the same.
00:13:11You'll do it?
00:13:13To my swan song.
00:13:22Does this place make money?
00:13:23According to the books, it does.
00:13:25That's a way to make crime pay.
00:13:26Get a good accountant.
00:13:27Eddie, Vince, come up, will you?
00:13:32You sure about these two?
00:13:34Yes, green, but the best available at the moment.
00:13:38Eddie Holden, Vince Clayton, Bill Burton.
00:13:40How do you do?
00:13:41Oh, hi.
00:13:41The job's on.
00:13:44Bill's in charge.
00:13:45Well, this is a big one.
00:13:47It'll have to be planned like a military operation.
00:13:50With any luck, the haul will be over a hundred thousand.
00:13:55Of course, the notes will be new, so we'll have to go through a fence.
00:13:59We ought to clear about sixty thousand on the deal.
00:14:02That's enough for yours truly.
00:14:05Joe and I take a couple of thousand off the top.
00:14:07Anyone else we bring in we pay a flat fee.
00:14:09The rest we carve four ways.
00:14:10Why are you taking an extra two thousand?
00:14:12Well, we're the biggest shareholders.
00:14:14We're putting in an extra two-fifty apiece.
00:14:16It's the usual business practice.
00:14:19When do we start?
00:14:21Right away.
00:14:23Now, tonight, when the streets are quiet, I want you to time the quickest journey a police car can make
00:14:27between Cloak Lane Police Station and the City Bank.
00:14:30Right.
00:14:31Vince, you watch the street outside the bank every morning between 5.30 and 6.30.
00:14:36Keep a diary of the exact time everyone appears.
00:14:39Milkmen, water carts, police patrols are locked.
00:14:41Okay?
00:14:42Right.
00:14:42Joe, barbed wire. Have you got it?
00:14:44Sure.
00:14:45Right.
00:14:46Now.
00:14:57Half an inch exactly, Joe.
00:15:00That's six feet to the outside edge of the bank.
00:15:07Three inches.
00:15:09Four foot six.
00:15:11Ten foot six inches to the center of the store room.
00:15:16Four.
00:15:17Four.
00:15:19Eight.
00:15:22Ten foot six.
00:15:30Yeah, this'll do fine.
00:15:31Got it for a song.
00:15:33Cairns and Regan to see you, Phil.
00:15:34Oh, yeah.
00:15:35Hello, Paddy.
00:15:36How's the missus?
00:15:37Fine.
00:15:37It's okay?
00:15:38We were told you wanted to see us.
00:15:41Yeah, that's right.
00:15:41I'd like to use you on a job if you're free.
00:15:43What's the job and how much?
00:15:44Bank's crew.
00:15:45You'll be the outside men.
00:15:47We're paying a flat fee.
00:15:47Three-fifty apiece.
00:15:48Guaranteed win or lose.
00:15:51Well, that's big money just for an outside job, Phil.
00:15:53It's a big job.
00:15:54We want the best.
00:15:55Are you in?
00:15:58Yeah.
00:16:06Any change?
00:16:07No, still the same routine.
00:16:08Just the one watchman and he punches the clock outside the vault at eight, twelve and four o'clock.
00:16:12Right, he'll be easy.
00:16:14Yeah, once we get in.
00:16:15Headache.
00:16:16Any professional will tell you it's easy to get into most banks.
00:16:19The real problem is getting out.
00:16:21However, nothing about the Citibank is easy.
00:16:25All doors and windows are wired.
00:16:27Impossible to get in by the roof or from the next building.
00:16:31Others have tried, but I think I've solved it.
00:16:34Now, we have one advantage.
00:16:36They think it's burglar proof, so there's only one night watchman on duty.
00:16:43Now, this is the vault door.
00:16:45And we'll have to cut through it because an explosion might just set off the alarm.
00:16:49The money's kept in the wall safe.
00:16:51Here.
00:16:52This is it.
00:16:55It shouldn't give me too much trouble.
00:16:57I know half a dozen blokes who could crack it if they could get inside the building.
00:17:02Now, there's just one snag.
00:17:04We can only open that safe by blowing it.
00:17:07And the moment we blow it, nothing can stop the alarm going off in Cloak Lane Police Station.
00:17:12Now, we know from Eddie's timings it'll take them two minutes, 50 seconds to get to the Citibank.
00:17:18Cairns and Regan's job will delay them by 20 seconds.
00:17:21And I have another little surprise that'll give us another 15 seconds.
00:17:26So, we have exactly three minutes, 25 seconds to blow the safe and get away with the 100,000.
00:17:35Here's luck.
00:17:39You're doing another job, aren't you, Phil?
00:17:41I know the signs by now.
00:17:43Must you? You know what it does to me.
00:17:47It's the way I make a living.
00:17:49Hello, Bowman.
00:17:53Hi, Inspector.
00:17:54Surprise, surprise.
00:17:56Ruth, this is Inspector Rankin.
00:17:59And, uh...
00:18:00Sergeant Condor.
00:18:01Richard Condor.
00:18:03Well, it's been years, Inspector.
00:18:05Aye, aye. Four.
00:18:06I heard you were out.
00:18:08What are you doing now?
00:18:09Nothing. I've retired.
00:18:11I wish I could have retired at 40.
00:18:1338, Inspector.
00:18:1640, according to her records.
00:18:18Let me buy you a drink.
00:18:19Whiskey, isn't it?
00:18:21That's it.
00:18:21And, uh, same for you, Sergeant?
00:18:23Thanks.
00:18:24Alvin.
00:18:25Same again for my friend.
00:18:27Right, Phil.
00:18:30I'm sorry we can't join you. We've got a show to catch.
00:18:32Well, I'll buy my own.
00:18:34Oh, no, no. It's my round, after all.
00:18:35I earn more than you do.
00:18:38I'll see you sometime.
00:18:42Oh, psychopath.
00:18:51See ya.
00:18:52Right.
00:18:54Come and get it.
00:19:01Bill decided a time yet for us to?
00:19:03Yeah, quarter past six.
00:19:04Eh?
00:19:05Well, what about the police patrol?
00:19:07No, they're always clear by seven or eight minutes past.
00:19:09Should do it before they come through, then?
00:19:11No, the milk van's there, then.
00:19:14How'd it go that time?
00:19:16Oh, much better.
00:19:18Three minutes, 25 seconds. We've got to get it down 310.
00:19:22Oh, yes, Eddie, and, uh, once we're on the job,
00:19:25you'd better make sure you can't be recognized.
00:19:26Yeah, sure.
00:19:27Hey, Phil.
00:19:28You know, um, I think it'd be better if Joe was on my left.
00:19:32I think I could work it faster that way.
00:19:34Yeah, all right. Try it.
00:19:36Oh, and, uh, wear gloves next time.
00:19:39You'll be wearing them on the night.
00:19:47What's worrying you, Joe?
00:19:48Well, the vault door is anything we haven't checked.
00:19:51Now, forget it.
00:19:52I told you I had it checked when the safe was photographed.
00:19:56No, he supplied the inside dope on every job I've ever done.
00:20:00If he says there's no alarm, then there isn't.
00:20:02Come on.
00:20:05Oh, uh, by the way, she said yes.
00:20:09Hmm?
00:20:11Ruth, we're gonna get married.
00:20:13That's great, Phil. When?
00:20:15Friday.
00:20:17We're, uh, honeymooning in France.
00:20:19France?
00:20:20Then it's Thursday night.
00:20:24Well, if we leave it any longer, someone's bound to blab.
00:20:26We'll tell the others later.
00:20:28Needs more wire around that, doesn't it?
00:20:29Hmm.
00:20:50Well, is everyone clear on all the details?
00:20:52Yeah, sure, Bill.
00:20:53Right, all back here at 5.30.
00:20:55Us, too?
00:20:56Hmm? Oh, yes.
00:20:57I want you to stay the night here, you two.
00:20:59I'd, uh, hate you to have an accident.
00:21:01Or get picked up for some other job you've done.
00:21:05Uh, remember, Vince, no talking at all once we're on the job.
00:21:09Keep all noise down to a minimum.
00:21:10Mm-hmm.
00:21:11And we stop work 5 minutes before the night watchman punches his clock
00:21:14till 5 minutes after he's gone.
00:21:15Okay.
00:21:16Bye.
00:21:20Well, give it up for my sake, then.
00:21:22I can't.
00:21:23We're going to be married.
00:21:25If you love me, please don't go.
00:21:28What's the matter?
00:21:29Don't you like the idea of a thief for a husband?
00:21:31I don't care about that.
00:21:33I only care for you.
00:21:36Well, if you get caught and you're put away,
00:21:39think of me without you, I couldn't stand it again.
00:21:42I told you it's my last job.
00:21:44Please, Philip, stop now.
00:21:50I can't.
00:21:51I can't stop just because I might get hurt.
00:21:53You won't, you mean?
00:21:56All right, I won't.
00:21:57Because a part of me wants to.
00:22:00Because I'm as scared as hell.
00:22:03You?
00:22:04Look, I'm four years older.
00:22:06I'm rusty.
00:22:09I'd say I walked out because of you,
00:22:11but I'd know that wasn't the real reason.
00:22:13If I ran, it'd be because I was scared.
00:22:15I'd know that.
00:22:17And believe me, in time, you'd know it too.
00:22:23What kind of a life would that be together?
00:22:41Wish me luck, Philip.
00:22:49Call me when it's over.
00:22:52I'll wait.
00:23:28Looks delightful.
00:23:35Tell us what we were facing.
00:23:37Tell us what we were facing.
00:23:42Come on, race.
00:23:53Hey!
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00:24:16Hey!
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00:25:00Hey!
00:25:28Get your glasses off.
00:25:44Get your glasses off.
00:26:08Get your glasses off.
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00:29:02Hello?
00:29:03Yes.
00:29:04Hold on a minute.
00:29:05It's for you, sir.
00:29:06Huh?
00:29:06The bloke who phoned earlier and wouldn't leave his name.
00:29:10Ah, dear.
00:29:13Rankin here.
00:29:14Twilight, Inspector.
00:29:16Uh-huh.
00:29:17That's that Beecher Street bank job we were talking about.
00:29:19Yeah?
00:29:21Eddie Holden.
00:29:2225 Chalfont Road.
00:29:24Got it.
00:29:25See you, Inspector.
00:29:28Pick up this bloke.
00:29:30Twilight says he's involved in the Beecher Street bank job.
00:29:32I'll get the bank employees here.
00:29:33I'll get the bank employees here.
00:29:33See if they can identify.
00:29:34Eddie Holden.
00:29:36Never heard of him.
00:29:37Oh, he's young, small time.
00:29:39Been up for a couple of minor things.
00:29:41Mother runs a club in Soho.
00:29:43Perhaps that's where Twilight...
00:29:44Oh, never mind.
00:29:45Get on with it.
00:29:46Yes, sir.
00:29:46No.
00:30:28No, leave it tonight.
00:30:30We haven't enough to get out a warrant.
00:30:32Bring him in for questioning in the morning.
00:30:34Oh, and have those bank employees here too.
00:30:47Oh, my God.
00:31:22Oh, my God.
00:31:46Oh, my God.
00:31:52Oh, my God.
00:32:00Oh, my God.
00:32:38Oh, my God.
00:32:40Oh, my God.
00:32:41Oh, my God.
00:33:00Oh, my God.
00:33:17Oh, my God.
00:33:22Oh, my God.
00:33:23Oh, my God.
00:33:25Oh, my God.
00:33:30Oh, my God.
00:33:41Oh, my God.
00:33:44Oh, my God.
00:33:45Oh, my God.
00:33:55Oh, my God.
00:33:58Oh, my God.
00:34:00Oh, my God.
00:34:01Oh, my God.
00:34:02Oh, my God.
00:34:45Come on, Petty, old girl. Time for your nightcap.
00:35:23Come on, Petty.
00:35:56All right. Didn't mean to startle you.
00:35:57Well, one of your lamps has gone out.
00:35:59Oh, thanks.
00:36:00Don't want anyone falling in the soup.
00:36:02Night.
00:36:03Good night.
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