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Michael Caine | Lawrence Jamieson | |
Barbara Harris | Fanny Eubanks | |
Glenne Headly | Janet Colgate | |
Steve Martin | Freddy Benson | |
Anton Rodgers | Inspector Andre | |
Ian McDiarmid | Arthur | |
Dana Ivey | Mrs. Reed | |
Meagen Fay | Lady from Oklahoma | |
Frances Conroy | Lady from Palm Beach | |
Nicole Calfan | Lady in Dining Car | |
Aïna Walle | Miss Krista Knudsen | |
Cheryl Pay | Lady with Pearls | |
Nathalie Auffret | Marion | |
Lolly Susi | Lady in Rolls Royce | |
Rupert Holliday-Evans | English Sailor |
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Producer | Bernard Williams
Dale Launer |
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Writer | Paul Henning
Dale Launer Stanley Shapiro |
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Cinematography | Michael Ballhaus
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Musician | Miles Goodman
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Nice guys finish last. Meet the winners. A connoisseur of conning, Lawrence Jamison (Michael Caine) is running the ultimate royal scam on the Riviera: He's posing as a deposed prince raising funds for the freedom fighters of his stricken homeland. Should a wealthy commoner care to "give her all" to his noble cause, so be it--provided she also kicks in cash, jewelry & gambling chips. But his "hustling highness" gets royally flushed when one day a pretender to his throne turns up. He's Freddy Benson (Steve Martin), a small time scam artist who has enough on Jamison to make a mess of the monarchy. So the rivals make a wager: the first to extract $50,000 from the next woman they see, wins. And the loser goes into exile. Enter Janet Colgate (Glenne Headly), a naïve, American "detergent heiress." And the race is on . . . |
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