In the original movie of The Italian Job, which came out in 1969, Sir Michael Caine led the charge as Charlie Croker, flanked by Noel Coward as crimelord Mr Bridger, Benny Hill as Professor Peach ...

Michael Caine might have starred in many huge successes, but there was one film that did less well as a result of the strange ...

On Sept. 3, 1969, Michael Caine's heist film made its way stateside to theaters. By John Mahoney On Sept. 3, 1969, Michael Caine’s heist film The Italian Job made its way stateside to theaters ...

The Italian Job joins a couple of other movie titles getting a series treatment this broadcast development season, along with S.W.A.T. at CBS and Behind Enemy Lines at Fox..

This is one for the movie buffs, especially those into car flicks. The 2003 box office hit The Italian Job with Mark Wahlberg, Jason Statham and Charlize Theron, employed the first three electric ...

Beyond that, the movie has few aspirations. In essence, "The Italian Job" is one long revenge fantasy. And, as with any revenge fantasy, payback must and will be made, or what's the point of watching?

Proponents of the studios' recent penchant for remakes of beloved pics have strong defense in "The Italian Job." Not only is this new "Job" a generally better movie than the satisfying 1969 caper ...

The Italian Job offers plenty of classic heist-movie high jinks, but the real thrills come from watching an all-star cast that's allowed to just do its job.

"The Italian Job" is a heist movie made with a great deal of craftsmanship. It looks and sounds good, the familiar genre character types are represented well, and the details of the theft are ...

This week, we’re reviewing the boring 2003 remake of The Italian Job, a movie that strips most of the style, flair and humor away from the original and replaces it with Marky Mark.

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The Italian Job is a cultural staple in the heist film genre, with two versions produced: the first released in 1969 and the latter in 2003. Both movies feature gold being stolen in a beautiful ...