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Movie propaganda
There are no partners in crime.
Career thief Nick Wells (Robert De Niro) is about to mastermind a nearly impossible theft that will require his joining forces with a clever young accomplice, Jackie Teller (Edward Norton). The unlikely alliance, arranged by Nick's long time friend and fence Maximillian Beard (Marlon Brando), interrupts Nick's plan to retire from crime and settle down with his fiancée Diane (Angela Bassett). Worse - it requires that Nick violate his most important rule: always work alone.
Persons of interest
- Robert De Niro .... Nick Wells
- Edward Norton .... Jack Teller
- Marlon Brando .... Max
- Angela Bassett .... Diane
- Gary Farmer .... Burt
- Paul Soles .... Danny
- Jamie Harrold .... Steven
- Serge Houde .... Laurent
- Jean-René Ouellet .... André
- Martin Drainville .... Jean-Claude
- Claude Despins .... Albert
- Richard Waugh .... Sapperstein
- Kario Salem .... Screenwriter
- Ebbe Roe Smith .... Screenwriter
- Frank Oz .... Director
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Theatrical report
Cliché.
Old crim decides to retire but someone pulls him in for one last job. Robert plays a crusty but loveable old criminal called Robert De Niro, Edward plays a hormone fuelled young gun called Edward Norton. Marlon plays an old fat guy called Marlon Brando. There is some high tech criminal stuff, some sneaking around, some stupid security guards and a twist.
Just the one.
See if you can't spot it before they show you.
One for the hard-core crimophiles (Sexy beast is better).
Media intelligence (DVD)
- Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1
- Picture: Widescreen 16.9 enhanced 2.35:1
- Special features:
- Additional footage
- Behind-the-scenes featurette
- Commentary: Frank Oz, Rob Hahn (Director of photography)
- Making "The score"
- Trailers: Theatrical
- Subtitles: English captions
Security censorship classification
M (Medium level coarse language, low level violence)
Surveillance time
124 minutes (2:04 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: 29 November 2001
DVD rental: 5 June 2002
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