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Crime Spree (2003) 6.3
A French gang of thieves flies over to Chicago for a one time job. However things seem to get out of hand soon. Director:Brad MirmanWriter:Brad Mirman |
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| Johnny Hallyday | ... |
Marcel Burot
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Renaud | ... |
Zero
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Sami
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Julien Labesse
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Albert Dray | ... |
Raymond Gayet
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Sophie Nicols
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Bastaldi
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Angelo Giancarlo
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Gino Marrocco | ... |
Joey Two Tons
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Sal Figliomeni | ... |
Nicky The Rake
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Diego Chambers | ... |
Raphael
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Hector
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An out-of-town heist becomes a nightmare for a crew of French burglars when they mistakenly rob the head of the Chicago mafia. Unaccustomed to the ways of the American underworld, it is not long before they have the mafia, the FBI and a couple of street gangs on their backs as they attempt to make their way back to Paris. Written by Vincent Reed
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Rated R for language, some violence, sexuality and drug use | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Release Date:
16 April 2003 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
$10,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$884,083 (France) (18 April 2003)Gross:
$884,083 (France) (18 April 2003)Company Credits
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Joey: French Guys? You mean like French from France?
Zammeti: Yeah, French guys from France!
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Written by Donnie Heyden & James Moore
Performed by Daddy C and PD&P
Courtesy of Lovecat Music
By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group
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Marcel and Zero are respectively played by Johnny Hallyday and Renaud, two of the most famous French rock singers. In the scene where the two are fighting to decide which radio station they'll listen to, they each want to listen to their own song - Marcel wants to listen to some Johnny Hallyday, and Zero wants to listen to some Renaud. See more »Goofs
Raymond's coat was quite stained from jumping out of the car onto the grass. When he gets back to the hotel his coat is completely clean. See more »Quotes
Zammeti: They were all French guys.Joey: French Guys? You mean like French from France?
Zammeti: Yeah, French guys from France!
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Outtakes run during the end credits. See more »Soundtracks
"Shake It Baby"Written by Donnie Heyden & James Moore
Performed by Daddy C and PD&P
Courtesy of Lovecat Music
By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group
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I picked this up in Poundland expecting very little except that the word 'crime' in the title got my attention, and I'll watch any type of heist film. It was past one in the morning when I saw it, and I considered going to bed instead, then, after watching the first few scenes of the 95m movie (it said 84m on the box) I thought I'd watch half of it today and the other half tomorrow but it kept me watching till the end, occasionally laughing out loud. Comedy caper films nearly always fail. The Italian Job is over-rated. Don't even get me started on public-school- educated Guy Ritchie's films. But any fan of Donald Westlake's Dortmunder books, in which a hapless crime planner is saddled with a team of non-starters and has to extricate himself from increasing complications, will see that this is the best Dortmunder movie the late Westlake never wrote. The only successful Dortmunder adaptation was How to Steal a Diamond in Four Uneasy Lessons (also known as The Hot Rock). All the others failed to a lesser or greater extent. Despite the predominantly French tone, and the minimal characterisation of Depardieu's character (Dortmunder is usually silent, unless complaining, anyway) this is what a Dortmunder adaptation should be, even though it isn't. Not a great movie, by any means, with too many respectful nods to Tarantino (surely the greater influence here, and not Ritchie?) but a very watchable one that keeps you wanting to know what happens next. Wayne Newton's (yes, that's a man singing) 'Danke Schoen' is used to great effect.