$windle

2002
15
1h 33m

IMDb RATING

5.3/10

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Sherilyn Fenn and Tom Sizemore in $windle (2002)

Swindle is a sexy action-packed caper film about four thieves attempting to pull off what could be the richest heist in world history: the printing plates of the new Euro currency. What they don't realize is that there is an undercover cop among the gang

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Action Crime Drama Thriller

Four thieves attempt to make the richest score in history.Four thieves attempt to make the richest score in history.Four thieves attempt to make the richest score in history.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

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Tom Sizemore

Seth George

Sherilyn Fenn

Sophie Zenn

Dave Foley

Michael Barnes
(as David Foley)

Conrad Pla

Cisco

Alain Goulem

Curtis Locke
(as Al Goulem)

Alan Fawcett

Lieutenant Dan Archer

Kenneth McGregor

Lukas
(as Kenneth John McGregor)

Katie Griffin

Judy

Danny Wells

Lieutenant Jackson Craig
(as Jack Daniel Wells)

Genevieve Sabourin

Samantha Erickson

Vanya Rose

Cory Lee

Ryan Kennedy

Officer Richie O'Malley

Lori Graham

Reporter

Sasha Gervais

Marc

Candace Sibley

Hooker

Joe Cobden

Junior

Barry Blake

Lawrence

David L. McCallum

Eddie
(as Davis McCallum)

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Goofs
At 15:09, as Seth George is kissing the hooker against the door, he pulls down her bra cups and exposes her breasts. A few seconds later, when she lays down on the bed, her bra is restored to its full, upright position.

Quotes
Lieutenant Jackson Craig: Alright alright alright. Look Dan, I know I'm asking you to choke down a shit sandwich here. For crying out loud I helped butter the bread.

Connections
References The Cisco Kid (1931)

With a title like 'Swindle', and a score (criminal activity) as object of a movie, you wonder if it could be any good.

But if you are looking for a good illustration of how a movie can be chock full of characters yet revolve mainly around two characters, this is the movie. There is the undercover cop whose dialogue is just great, and a tough hoodlum who does not get much screen time, but whose presence looms large in the movie. The two are a lesson in contrasts.

The ending is one of those grey area endings, different people will have different takes on it. The important thing? A surprisingly good movie with a somewhat surprising ending.