“The Big Chance” is a British crime drama film released in 1957. Directed by Peter Graham Scott, the film revolves around a truck driver named Vic Brady, played by William Russell. Vic becomes inadvertently involved in a plot to steal a shipment of gold bullion. After a chance encounter with a criminal named Ted, portrayed by Christopher Lee, Vic finds himself entangled in a dangerous scheme.

As the story unfolds, Vic is caught between the allure of a potentially lucrative opportunity and the realization of the risks involved. The narrative explores themes of temptation, morality, and the consequences of making choices in the face of criminal activities. “The Big Chance” is a classic example of British crime cinema from the 1950s, characterized by its gritty atmosphere and exploration of the darker aspects of human nature.