Be a millionaire once - Digital Remastered

Responsible for monitoring the transport of gold bars, Henry Holland has been dreaming of riches for years. In fact, he has already devised the perfect plan to steal the gold, but when he is promoted, the dream threatens to shatter. He decides to realise it as quickly as possible - and together with Pendlebury, the owner of a foundry, he embarks on an exciting heist full of intrigue, comedy and unexpected twists and turns.

The crime comedy was directed by Briton Charles Crichton. The film received the BAFTA Award for Best British Film in 1952. At the Oscars in 1953, T. E. B. Clarke won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay and Alec Guinness was nominated for Best Actor in a Leading Role. Audrey Hepburn also makes one of her first appearances as an actress at the beginning of the film.