A Daring Daylight Burglary (also known as A Daring Daylight Robbery) is a 1903 British short silent film directed by Frank Mottershaw.
[1] Mottershaw also employed actors from local music halls and paid them ten shillings for a day's work.
[2] Techniques used in Edwin S. Porter's The Great Train Robbery (considered to be the first American-made Western film[3]), released later the same year, were inspired by those used in Mottershaw's film.
[4] A burglar breaks into a country house after scaling the garden wall.
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