Stealing Sinatra

• Director: Ron Underwood
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• Genre: Comedy
• Movie Type: Caper, Crime Comedy
• Themes: Crime Gone Awry, Kidnapping
• Release Year: 2002
• Run Time: 95 minutes
• MPAA Rating: R

Plot

Based on actual events, this crime comedy from Adventures of Pluto Nash director Ron Underwood details the farcical kidnapping of legendary singer Frank Sinatra's eldest son (played by Thomas Ian Nicholas). Desperate to gather the money needed to get their fledgling business off the ground, three bumbling criminals hatch a scheme to abduct the hapless Sinatra offspring and use the ransom money to fund their startup. Though they've rented a house in Los Angeles for the big event and every detail seems to be in place, the plan quickly devolves into an unbelievable fiasco that's too strange for fiction. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

Cast

David Arquette - Barry Keenan; William H. Macy - John Irwin; Sam McMurray - Agent Starnek; Thomas Ian Nicholas - Frank Sinatra Jr.; James Russo - Frank Sinatra; Ryan Browning - Joseph Amsler

Credit

Ron Underwood - Director, Tina Hirsch - Editor, David Collins - Executive Producer, Ron Ziskin - Executive Producer, John Powell - Composer (Music Score), Brian Pearson - Cinematographer, Rose Lam - Producer, Howard Korder - Screenwriter

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