Loophole
Director: John Quested
Actors: Albert Finney, Martin Sheen, Susannah York
PlotStephen Booker, an out-of-work architect in London, finds himself in dire financial straits. When he’s approached by a charismatic American named Mike Daniels with an unusual offer, Stephen initially hesitates but ultimately agrees out of desperation. Mike is planning an ambitious bank heist and needs Stephen's expertise to navigate through a network of underground tunnels that lead to the bank vault. Despite his reservations, Stephen is lured in by the promise of a large payout that can solve his financial woes.
As the planning intensifies, Stephen and Mike recruit a small team to assist with the technical aspects of the heist. Tensions rise as they meticulously plot each step of the operation, knowing that any misstep could result in capture or worse. Personal conflicts and moral dilemmas surface, adding layers of complexity to their already high-stakes endeavor. As they draw closer to executing their plan, the challenges they face grow increasingly perilous, testing their resolve and loyalty to each other.
Writers: Jonathan Hales, Robert Pollock
Release Date: 24 Aug 1986
Runtime: 105 min
Rating: PG
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
'Loophole' boasts strong performances by Sheen and Finney, but its heist plot lacks escalation; however, the Blu-ray offers a solid A/V presentation and engaging commentary.
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