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Warner Bros. Pictures
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Studio: Paramount Pictures
Release Date: Jul 13, 2001
Running Time: 120 mins.
Country Of Origin: United States
Country Of Origin: Germany
Country Of Origin: Switzerland
synopsis
Nick Wells is ready to retire from crime. He'll settle down with his girlfriend Diane and focus on running his legitimate business: a Montreal jazz club. But Max, his fence, friend and financial partner, has other plans for him. Persuading Nick to violate two of his most important rules- always work alone and never operate in the city where you live -Max teams him up with Jack Teller. A young, aggressive and talented thief, Jack needs Nick's safe-cracking talents to make his first big score: a prize worth millions locked behind the walls of Montreal's Custom's House. It's a volatile combination in which egos clash and sparks fly, but the thrill of the heist has a grip on all three men, who won't give up no matter what the risk.
cast + crew
Nick Wells
Jack 'Jackie' Teller
Max Baron
Diane
Burt
Danny
Steven
Laurent
Andre
Jean-Claude
screenplay
From Story
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screenplay
From Story
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Producer
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reviews
In 1989, a terrific cast--Sean Connery, Dustin Hoffman and Matthew Broderick--couldn't prevent the crime caper Family Business from being a disappointment. Now The Score pits Robert De Niro, Edward Norton and Marlon Brando against each another, and the result is even less satisfying. Story Given that The Score's motto seems to have been ''been there, stole that,'' it's hard to imagine why it would interest the likes of De Niro, Norton and Brando. Perhaps the determining factor was the prospect… 
July 6, 2001
Two Don Corleones team up for a movie, and what is it? A stupid heist flick. Jeez!Any movie that opens with a jumbo-size Marlon Brando - sausaged into a white suit, yet - mincing into a Montreal jazz club spouting French ("Bonjour") and looking for a thief named Nick, who happens to be played by Robert De Niro, scores points. That's just for bringing together the two legends who played the older and younger versions of Vito Corleone in the Godfather films. Add Edward Norton as the new kid on the…
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