
This film is about a couple of retired jewel thieves and an FBI agent who is destined to catch them. While beginning their retirement, Max Burdett and Lola Cirillo are met by FBI agent Stanley Lloyd, who was made a fool by the thieves after they stole a rare jewel that was handcuffed to his wrist. Believing the thieves aren't really there to retire, he begins to watch them because a Diamond Cruise off the island coast where they are staying has the Napoleon number three diamond on the ship. When questioned, Burdett doesn't seem to know anything about the diamond, but when propositioned by a wealthy tycoon, he cannot refuse to steal it. So Burdett sets off on a plan to steal the diamond, but can he steal it right under Lloyd's nose again?
Pierce BrosnanMax Burdett
Don CheadleHenri Moor?
Edward NortonHimself at the Basketball Game (uncredited)
Naomie HarrisSophie
Robert Curtis BrownLakers FBI AgentJohn Stockwell was originally slated to direct, but dropped out of the production in the summer of 2003.
[Stan is putting suntan lotion on Max]
Stan Lloyd:
Don't you want me to coat everything?
[Max's fishing pole starts to move]
Max Burdett:
My pole!
Stan Lloyd:
No way, man! I'm only doing your back!
Continuity: While Sophie is speaking to Stan in the bar after discovering he is an FBI agent, her belt goes from being outside her jacket to inside her jacket between shots.
Written by John Phillips and Michelle Phillips
Performed by The Mamas and the Papas
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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