Seven Times Seven

• Gastone Moschin: Benjamin Burton
• Raimondo Vianello: Bodoni
• Gordon Mitchell: Big Ben
• Paolo Gozlino: Bing (as Paul Stevens)
• Nazzareno Zamperla: Bananas
• Teodoro Corrà: Briggs
• Erika Blanc: Mildred
• Terry -Thomas: Police Inspector
• Turi Ferro: Bernard
• Adolfo Celi: Prison Director
• Ray Lovelock: Mildred's friend

The coup of 7 Aces (Original Title: Sette volte sette ) is a 1968 crime film twisted with humorous intent, the Michele Lupo directed and who came to German cinemas only on 18 June 1973. The GDR TV title is 7 aces, the later video releases are greatly reduced.

Action

Seven inmates, specialists in their field, use football enthusiasm of guards during a playoff for the championship to break out of their cells to rob the Federal Reserve Bank of England watermarked paper for printing money, and return to the prison. The meticulously planned coup succeeds in spite of cardiac death of one of the robbers; the stolen paper, however, turns out to be worthless.

Criticism

The film is always "on the eingeleisigen paths of a comedy, although sprayed clearly the spirit of those days, but never reached the charm of such strips " (like Top Job or The super brain ), writes Michael Cholewa. The lexicon of the International film saw a " eitgehend swinging loose ( w), only moderately entertaining crime caper. "

Comments

Of the 101 -minute film had been cut in its video output to almost 78 minutes.

The song " Seven Times Seven" sing the Casuals.

The game shown is the final of the FA Cup between Everton and Sheffield Wednesday in 1966.