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Seven Thieves

film by Hathaway [1960]
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  • How the West Was Won
    Henry Hathaway
    / Later work

    …with the solid caper film Seven Thieves (1960), which was set in Monte Carlo and featured a strong cast that included Edward G. Robinson, Joan Collins, Rod Steiger, and Eli Wallach. North to Alaska (1960)—a gold-rush adventure that combined Wayne, action, and humour—was Hathaway’s biggest hit (and arguably his best

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    …with the solid caper film Seven Thieves (1960), which was set in Monte Carlo and featured a strong cast that included Edward G. Robinson, Joan Collins, Rod Steiger, and Eli Wallach. North to Alaska (1960)—a gold-rush adventure that combined Wayne, action, and humour—was Hathaway’s biggest hit (and arguably his best

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