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Name: Where the Money Is
Released: 2000-4-14
Cast: Paul Newman, Linda Fiorentino, Dermot Mulroney, Susan Barnes, Bruce MacVittie

Where the Money Is

PG-13
1h 28m
2000

49%

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Carol Ann McKay, a nursing home caregiver, suspects legendary bank robber and new patient Henry Manning is faking a stroke to dodge prison. When she exposes his secret, rather than turn him in, she persuades him to put his expertise to use one last time, pulling her reluctant husband, Wayne, into a scheme none of them can afford to get wrong.

Director:

Marek Kanievska

Producer:

Ridley Scott, Charles Weinstock, Chris Zarpas, Christopher Dorr

Writer:

E. Max Frye, Topper Lilien, Carroll Cartwright

Cast:

Paul Newman, Linda Fiorentino, Dermot Mulroney, Susan Barnes, Bruce MacVittie, Anne Pitoniak, Irma St. Paule, Frankie Faison, Diane Amos, Dorothy Gordon, Rita Tucket

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

49%

Critics Consensus: The acting in Where the Money Is is excellent. However, the movie feels like a made-for-TV movie that's plain and forgettable.

Reviews

Vanyaland

Nick Johnston

It's not a great film, and Road to Perdition will probably be remembered as Newman's best work from this period, but it just goes to show you how essential actors like him really were.

Newman is always at his best portraying slightly disreputable characters such as Hud, Butch Cassidy and Fast Eddie Felson. Where the Money Is proves there's plenty of life in the old (75) boy yet.

Perhaps its final part is solved too easily, but there's a huge attractive in the fact that both characters get their way and continue their criminal work. [Full review in Spanish]

Paul Newman's charismatic performance elevates this hodgepodge of a picture, but it is not enough.

Decent movie that pushes the PG-13 envelope.

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