Robbery

00:01:00 It seems to be out of order.

00:13:08 Turn left.

00:18:03 Oh. I'll talk about cars all day if you like.

00:21:44 Langdon.

00:23:51 Ah!

00:28:14 - I'm sorry, I didn't mean to. - That'll be all, thank you, gentlemen.

00:30:44 - Just like that? - Yeah.

00:33:27 Even if I have to throw you over myself.

00:37:42 there could be £4 million tonight judging by the number of sacks.

00:39:29 Well, he's an amateur. Good conduct man.

00:41:19 Stop feeling sorry for yourself.

00:45:08 - Too slow. - Things'll be easier on the night.

00:47:13 No. Frank, get them back.

00:51:04 Never again. Never again.

00:53:37 You wouldn't settle for "a little", would you, Paul? You're big.

00:59:02 Here he comes.

01:07:18 Yes, certainly, sir. What is your number?

01:20:07 Right!

01:25:23 It depends when you're pulling the job, I suppose.

01:28:18 A Mr Langdon.

01:30:48 - Railway security. - No.

01:38:12 Here's the latest on the Great Train Robbery.

01:42:07 Hey!

01:47:02 The robbery is already being described in newspapers abroad