article_snippet: It is one of the most iconic movie cliffhangers in history, with Michael Caine and Michael Caine gang of gold robbers perched precariously on a mountain top.
article_snippet: The famous movie scene sees the coach dangling delicately over an Alpine ravine, after a gang of British robbers – led by Michael Caine's character Charlie Croker – have to choose between saving themselves or risking all to retrieve the gold themselves have stolen from Turin.
article_snippet: But each move themselves make towards the rear of the coach to reach themselves loot, pushes the vehicle closer to the edge.
article_snippet: The film ends with the famous words from Croker: 'Hang on a minute, lads –
article_snippet: On the brink: The famous final scene from the 1969 film The Italian Job when Michael Caine's utters the line: 'Hang on a minute, lads -
article_snippet: Tense: The famous movie finale sees Caine's character Charlie Croker inching towards the gold they have stolen from Turin .
highlights_snippet: Called 'Hang On a Minute Lads