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The Sting - George Roy Hill

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Directed by: 
George Roy Hill
Screenplay by: 
David S. Ward
Produced by: 
Julia Phillips
Tony Bill
Michael Phillips
Release year: 
1973
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
129min
Genre: 
Crime Fiction
Buddy film
Action Film
Comedy
Drama
Music by: 
Marvin Hamlisch
Sequel: 
The Sting II
Locations: 
Chicago
Los Angeles
Soundtrack: 
The Sting
Subjects: 
Sicilian Mafia
Tagline: 
...all it takes is a little Confidence.
Plot: 
When a mutual friend is killed by a mob boss, two con men, one experienced and one young try to get even by pulling off the big con on the mob boss. The story unfolds with several twists and last minute alterations.
Cast: 
Paul Newman
as
Henry Gondorff
Robert Redford
as
Johnny Hooker
Robert Shaw
as
Lonnegan
Charles Durning
as
Lt. William Snyder
Harold Gould
as
Kid Twist
Charles Dierkop
as
Floyd
(
Lonnegan's Bodyguard
)
Sally Kirkland
as
Crystal
Jack Kehoe
as
Joe Erie
(
The Erie Kid
)
Robert Earl Jones
as
Luther Coleman
Eileen Brennan
as
Billie
John Quade
as
Riley
Ray Walston
as
J.J. Singleton
Dana Elcar
as
F.B.I. Agent Polk
John Heffernan
as
Eddie Niles
Dimitra Arliss
as
Loretta Salino
James Sloyan
as
Mottola
Lee Paul
as
Lonnegan's Bodyguard
Avon Long
as
Benny Garfield
Arch Johnson
as
Combs
Ed Bakey
as
Granger
Brad Sullivan
as
Cole
Larry D. Mann
as
Train Conductor
Leonard Barr
as
Burlesque House Comedian
Paulene Myers
as
Alva Coleman
Joe Tornatore
as
Black Gloved Gunman
Jack Collins
as
Duke Boudreau
Tom Spratley
as
Curly Jackson
Kenneth O'Brien
as
Greer
Ken Sansom
as
Western Union Executive
Ta-Tanisha
as
Louise Coleman
William Benedict
as
Roulette Dealer
Patricia Bratcher
as
Manicurist
Robert Brubaker
as
Bill Clayton from Pittsburgh
Kathleen Freeman
as
Kid Twist's Wife
Susan French
as
Landlady
Bruce Kimball
as
Lacey the Bouncer
Alexander Lockwood
as
Landlord
Chuck Morrell
as
FBI Agent Chuck
Byron Morrow
as
Mr. Jameson from Chicago
Pearl Shear
as
Lady in Phone Booth
Arthur Tovey
as
Bank Officer
Guy Way
as
Gambling Den Boss

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