L'Arnaque

Titre original : The Sting

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Caper Comedy Crime Drama

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287 k

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Film noté 117 parmi les meilleurs

Récompensé par 7 Oscars
- 18 victoires et 6 nominations au total

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Trailer 0:41

The Sting

Clip 5:10

Robert Redford: The Con With Conviction & the End of a Legendary Screen Persona

Clip 5:10

Robert Redford: The Con With Conviction & the End of a Legendary Screen Persona

Video 2:30

"Patriot" Star Michael Dorman Crushes on 'The Princess Bride'

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
George Roy Hill used some 1930s stylistic techniques. The film starts with a 1930s-era Universal logo, and used editing wipes to transition between scenes and iris shots.

Gaffes
In the bathroom, Hooker can be seen saying, "He didn't tell me you was a fuck-up either." This has been looped to replace it with the less profane "He didn't tell me you was a screw-up either." (The grammar error is scripted.)

Citations
Johnny Hooker: Can you get a mob together?
Henry Gondorff: After what happened to Luther, I don't think I can get more than two, three hundred guys.

Crédits fous
The opening animated logo for Universal Pictures is in 1930s style, matching the movie's setting, instead of the 1970s version.

Connexions
Featured in Oscars, Actors and The Exorcist (1974)

Bandes originales
Easy Winners
(1901) (uncredited)
Written by Scott Joplin
Conducted and Adapted by Marvin Hamlisch

Doyle Lonnegan (brilliantly played by Robert Shaw) is a mean and vengeful villain, his retribution leads to you, losing a friend (he's after you too), you find your way to Henry Gondorff (coolly performed by Paul Newman), a sting is conjured around a horse (or horses), then you gather several cons, play let's pretend. The irritation is lieutenant William Snyder (played by the excellent Charles Durning), he's on your tail, and it's not long, before he'll find you, but there are ways to cause distractions, to pervert his satisfactions, as Johnny Hooker (Robert Redford nails it to perfection) you deliver quite a blinder.

Perpetual perfection that continues to deliver to this day.