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Title: Where the Money Is (2000)
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| Paul Newman | ... | Henry | |
| Linda Fiorentino | ... | Carol | |
| Dermot Mulroney | ... | Wayne | |
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Susan Barnes | ... | Mrs. Foster |
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Anne Pitoniak | ... | Mrs. Tetlow |
| Bruce MacVittie | ... | Karl | |
| Irma St. Paule | ... | Mrs. Galer (as Irma St. Paul) | |
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Michel Perron | ... | Guard |
| Dorothy Gordon | ... | Mrs. Norton | |
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Rita Tuckett | ... | Mrs. Weiler (as Rita Tucket) |
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Diane Amos | ... | Kitty |
| Dawn Ford | ... | Cheryl - Wife #2 | |
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T.J. Kenneally | ... | Farwell Welk |
| Rod McLachlan | ... | Lloyd the Cop (as Roderick McLachlan) | |
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Bill Corday | ... | Grounds Worker |
Carol Ann MacKay is a fine, popular nurse at a retirement home, and spends her free time with her hunky athletic husband Wayne MacKay, who was the star of her school's football team when she was high school prom queen; he still would do anything for her, including cleaning up the messes her ideas get them in. When legendary bank robber Henry Manning, who had a major stroke in prison, is placed in the home, supposedly having lost all control over his body, she notices he must be in far better condition then he lets appear, and tries everything to find out- when she pushes his wheelchair in a canal at a picnic, Henry gives up. The McKays keep his secret and Henry doesn't actually run in Waynes car as his first impulse was; soon Carol gets his confidence and the two start planning how they three can commit another robbery on an armored money transport, which brings them together. It doesn't go quite according to plan, but they get the loot; however, before the money can be split some big... Written by KGF Vissers
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I was pleasantly surprised when I viewed "Where The Money Is" because I didn't hear much about it. "Where The Money Is" happens to be one of the most enjoyable films I've seen all year. I knew I could count on Paul Newman to deliver a top notch performance as he has done in the past.
Newman leads a cast, which includes Dermot Mulroney and Linda Fiorentino. These three are on a mission to pull off a bank job. It is not as simple as we think; Newman, a master bank thief, has been remanded to a hospital after suffering a stroke (or is it). This is where he meets a nurse who is sees through his charade and wants in on the action. The stakes have risen when the nurse's husband gets wrangled into the bank job.
"Where The Money Is" plays to everybody's funny bone because Newman gives one of his most engaging performances. The one aspect of the film I enjoyed the most was Newman's captivating presence on screen with each scene he was in. He pulled the audience in with his charm and made them a part of a film.
Though the plot has been done before in other movies, the way it was performed left me breathless because it is so unique. I have to give credit to Fiorentino and Mulroney because they play off Newman very well.
"Where The Money Is" is captivating as it is funny. When you add Paul Newman's humor and comedy with great support from Linda Fiorentino and Dermot Mulroney you have a rousing success in "Where The Money Is."