Victorian heist movie from writer-director Michael Crichton. Suave master-thief Edward Pierce (Sean Connery) comes up with a cunning plan to steal gold bullion from a moving railway car, but to pull it off he needs the help of his girlfriend Miriam (Lesley-Anne Down), safecracker Agar (Donald Sutherland), and the gymnastic Clean Willy (Wayne Sleep). With his team assembled, Pierce begins to put his ingenious and wildly intricate plan into operation, but one false move and it could all come to nothing. Running Time: 116 minutes Region: Region 2 Subtitles: Danish|Dutch|English|Finnish|French|German|Italian|Norwegian|Spanish|Swedish Release Date: 19 Mar. 2001
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