The Score (2001)

Genre(s): Action/Crime/Drama/Thriller

Runtime: 124min. (2h. 4min.)

Language: English

My rating: Not Yet Rated

Cast: (40 - show/hide all)

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	...	AndrÃ©
Martin Drainville	...	Jean-Claude
Claude Despins	...	Albert
Richard Waugh	...	Sapperstein
Mark Camacho	...	Sapperstein's Cousin
Marie-Josée Colburn	...	Woman in Study
Gavin Svensson	...	Man in Study
Thinh Truong Nguyen	...	Tuan
Carlo Essagian	...	Cop
Christian Tessier	...	Drunk
Lenie Scoffié	...	Storekeeper
Bobby Brown	...	Tony
Maurice Demers	...	Philippe
Christian Jacques	...	Guard
Henry Farmer	...	Guard
Dacky Thermidor	...	Guard
Gerard Blouin	...	Guard
Charles V. Doucet	...	Old Engineer
Pierre Drolet	...	Worker
Norman Mikeal Berketa	...	Bureaucrat Official
Eric Hoziel	...	Ironclad Tech
John Talbot	...	Janitor
Richard Zeman	...	Thug
Nick Carasoulis	...	Thug
Cassandra Wilson	...	Special Appearance
Mose Allison	...	Special Appearance
Lisa Marie Blair	...	Waitress
Bill Haughland	...	Newscaster
David L. McCallum	...	Rich Man
Christine Solomon	...	Graduate
Angelo Tsarouchas	...	Thug
Andrew W. Walker	...	Jeff

Crew:

Frank Oz	...	Direction
Scott Marshall Smith Lem Dobbs Kario Salem	...	Script
Howard Shore	...	Music

Plot:

Nick Wells, a professional criminal, decides to leave the business for good, since he nearly got caught on his last job. His plan is to live in peace with his girl Diane, running his Montreal jazz club NYC. Soon Max, his good friend and financial partner in the illegal affairs, comes along with an offer Nick can't refuse: A historical and priceless French sceptre has been discovered while being smuggled into the country. It is now under massive surveillance in the Montreal Customs House, and soon to be returned to France. Nick has to team up with Max' man inside, the young, talented and aggressive thief Jackie Teller to get the precious item, and suffer no more financial problems ever. Only one question remains: Who will trick whom out of their share?