
Seven Thieves (1960) on Netflix
In Monte Carlo, discredited professor Theo Wilkins recruits Paul Mason, a thief just out of prison, for one last job. The target is $4 million in French francs in the casino vault.
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Plot summary
Theo Wilkins, a discredited American professor living abroad, sends for Paul Mason, a young thief he once mentored. Mason has just been released from prison and comes from the United States to the south of France. Wilkins has planned a robbery: $4 million in French francs from the vault beneath the Monte Carlo casino. He has gathered a crew of thieves that includes Melanie, an exotic dancer, but he wants Mason at his side to keep them in line. The gang also has an inside man at the casino.
Cast
Edward G. Robinsonas Theo Wilkins
Rod Steigeras Paul Mason
Joan Collinsas Melanie
Eli Wallachas Poncho
Alexander Scourbyas Raymond Le May
Michael Danteas Louis Antonizzi
Berry Kroegeras Hugo Baumer
Sebastian Cabotas Director of Casino
Marcel Hillaireas Duc di Salins
John Beradinoas Chief of Detectives
Bess Flowersas Lady at Casino Party (uncredited)
- Ida Augustianas Claire (uncredited)
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Frank Bakeras Casino Patron (uncredited)
- Alex Ballas Guest at Ball (uncredited)
- Herman Belmonteas Guest at Ball (uncredited)
Eugene Bordenas Customs Inspector (uncredited)
Chet Brandenburgas Club Patron (uncredited)
Alan Caillouas Gerald Halsey (uncredited)
- Peter Camlinas Bartender (uncredited)
Steve Carruthersas Guest at Ball (uncredited)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Seven Thieves (1960)
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- Rod Steiger refused to take direction during his first days on Seven Thieves, and director Henry Hathaway threatened to leave. After Steiger and studio head Buddy Adler watched the rushes, Steiger agreed to take direction and the first few days were reshot.
- Henry Hathaway wanted Dean Martin and William Powell for Seven Thieves but could not get them, so he was given Rod Steiger, who the director says was "too heavy, too intense."

















