Heist
A seasoned thief must pull off one last high‑stakes job to settle a dangerous debt and outwit a treacherous fence who’s turned his crew against him, all while his personal life unravels.
“It isn't love that makes the world go round.”
Synopsis
Joe Moore is a thief who enjoys his work. However, his situation turns complicated when he is captured on security camera footage. His fence, Bergman, refuses to pay him the money he is owed, and his wife may be having an affair with Bergman's young lieutenant. Moore, along with his partner Bobby Blane and their utility man Pinky Pincus, finds themselves in financial trouble, betrayed, and under threat. Moore is compelled to commit his crew to undertake one final major heist.
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A crew of 42+ credited
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Edited by Barbara TulliverShot by Robert ElswitScored by Theodore ShapiroDesigned by David Wasco
Box Office
2001 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.8× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$28.5M
US & Canada: $23.5M — 82% of worldwide · International: $5.0M (18%)
Opening weekend: $7.8M — 33% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $10.3M — 44% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 1,891 theaters
Also known as
- Heist - Der letzte Coupde
- The Heisten
- El último golpees
- Braquagesfr
- Il colpoit
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Cast & Crew
42 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Gene Hackman
as Joe Moore
Rebecca Pidgeon
as Fran Moore
Danny Devito
as Mickey Bergman
Delroy Lindo
as Bobby 'Bob' Blane
Sam Rockwell
as Jimmy Silk
Ricky Jay
as Don 'Pinky' Pincus
Patti Lupone
as Betty Croft
Alan Bilzerian
as Fast Food Customer
Richard L Friedman
as Counterman
Robert Lussier
as Fast Food Cook
Mark Camacho
as Jewelry Store Guard
Michelle Sweeney
as Waitress
Supporting cast
21Elyzabeth Walling
as Jewelry Saleswoman
Mike Tsar
as Coffee Cart Man
Jim Frangione
as D.A. Freccia
Christopher Kaldor
as Laszlo
Danny Blanco Hall
as Bartender
Zodia Mclean
as Pool Player at Bar
Andreas Apergis
as State Trooper
Tony Calabretta
as Coffee Man
Ted Whittall
as Customs Officer
Guy Sprung
as Pilot
Richard Zeman
as Co-Pilot
Don Jordan
as Supervisor in Tower
Pierre Leblanc
as Controller in Tower
Richard Robitaille
as Officier #2
Greg Goossen
as Officer #1
Charles S Doucet
as Mechanic
Bill Rowat
as Official at Cargo Hangar
Benz Antoine
as Trooper at Cargo Hangar
Emilie Cassini
as Tess, Pincus' Niece
Jennifer Morehouse
as Cashier
Marlyne Barrett
as Young Woman with Blane
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