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The Sting
Genre : 
Crime, Crime Comedy, Buddy Film, Period Film, Gangster Film.
Year : 
1973
Director : 
George Roy Hill.
Actors : 
Paul Newman, Robert Redford, Robert Shaw, Charles Durning, Ray Walston, Eileen Brennan, Dimitra Arliss, Ed Bakey, Leonard Barr, William Benedict, Jack Collins, Charles Dierkop, Dana Elcar, Harold Gould, John Heffernan, Arch Johnson, Robert Earl Jones, Jack Kehoe, Sally Kirkland, Avon Long, Larry D. Mann, Paulene Myers, Kenneth O'Brien, Lee Paul, John Quada, Ken Sansom, James J. Sloyan, Tom Spratley, Brad Sullivan, Joe Tornatore.
   
File information:
Runtime:
135:00
Codec:
dvd-rip / xvid
Size:
1402.88 Mb
Storyline:

Four years after setting box offices ablaze in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Paul Newman, Robert Redford, and director George Roy Hill re-teamed with similar success for The Sting. Redford plays Depression-era confidence trickster Johnny Hooker, whose friend and mentor Luther Coleman (Robert Earl Jones) is murdered by racketeer/gambler Doyle Lonnegan (Robert Shaw). Hoping to avenge Luther's death, Johnny begins planning a "sting" — an elaborate scam — to destroy Lonnegan. He enlists the aid of "the greatest con artist of them all," Henry Gondorff (Paul Newman), who pulls himself out of a drunken stupor and rises to the occasion. Hooker and Gondorff gather together an impressive array of con men, all of whom despise Lonnegan and wish to settle accounts on behalf of Luther. The twists and surprises that follow are too complex to relate in detail — suffice to say that you can't cheat an honest man, and that you shouldn't accept everything at face value. The Sting became one of the biggest hits of the early '70s; grossing 68.5 million dollars during its first run, the film also picked up seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Best Adapted Score for Marvin Hamlisch's unforgettable setting of Scott Joplin's ragtime music.