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A group of men check in early for their flight to Germany to support England at the World Cup. However, this is to establish an alibi for a heist at a London bank where millions of pounds in used notes is being held, awaiting incineration. Will they be able to pull off the job and catch their plane? Read more
| Starring | Geoff Bell, Justin Salinger, Vas Blackwood, Robert Boulter |
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| Director | Paris Leonti |
| Genres | Thriller |
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A group of men check in early for their flight to Germany to support England at the World Cup. However, this is to establish an alibi for a heist at a London bank where millions of pounds in used notes is being held, awaiting incineration. Will they be able to pull off the job and catch their plane?
| Starring | Geoff Bell, Justin Salinger, Vas Blackwood, Robert Boulter, Leo Gregory, Max Brown, Johnny Harris, Paul Nicholls, Shaun Willi |
|---|---|
| Director | Paris Leonti |
| Studio | HIGH FLIERS |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 35 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Thriller |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | Production year: 2008 To Rent: DVD: 22 Sep 2008 |
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OH DEAR
I WASTED 95 MINS OF MY LIFE, IT TRULY IS DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
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Worth a watch
I enjoyed this much more than I expected having read some of the reviews. Geoff Bell is very good in the first leading role I've seen him in. Lots of humour... read more »
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Barry from Eastenders as top cop - no!
Not a bad time-waster and great to see the fantastic Geoff Bell get lead billing, but this is a slight, silly story which has a very dubious morality and police... read more »
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Daylight Robbery Reviews 2008
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Guy Ritchie's career may be more checkered than a chessboard, but he does have a knack for London lowlife. Back when Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels first came out – ten years ago last week – one of his producers went so far as to imply he was a bit of a villain himself. When I reported it to Ritchie, he blushed. It might not be true, he admitted. In fact he wasn't even working class. His dad had worked in advertising – Alan Parker and David Puttnam had been there or... Read more