The Score
A master safe-cracker reluctantly returns to his criminal roots when a cunning young thief forces him into a high-stakes heist to steal a priceless royal sceptre from an ultra-secure vault beneath Montreal's Customs House.
“There are no partners in crime.”
Synopsis
An aging thief plans to retire and live off his accumulated ill-gotten wealth, but his plans are disrupted when a young kid convinces him to take part in one last heist.
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A crew of 55+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Richard PearsonShot by Rob HahnScored by Howard ShoreDesigned by Jackson De Govia
Box Office
2001 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.7× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$113.6M
US & Canada: $71.1M — 63% of worldwide · International: $42.5M (37%)
Opening weekend: $19.0M — 27% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $26.4M — 37% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,129 theaters
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Cast & Crew
55 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
31Richard Waugh
as Sapperstein
Mark Camacho
as Sapperstein's Cousin
Marie Josee Colburn
as Woman in Study
Gavin Svensson
as Man in Study
Thinh Truong Nguyen
as Tuan
Carlo Essagian
as Cop
Christian Tessier
as Drunk
Lenie Scoffie
as Storekeeper
Bobby Brown
as Tony
Maurice Demers
as Philippe
Christian Jacques
as Guard
Henry Farmer
as Guard
Dacky Thermidor
as Guard
Gerard Blouin
as Guard
Charles V Doucet
as Old Engineer
Pierre Drolet
as Worker
Norman Mikeal Berketa
as Bureaucrat Official
Eric Hoziel
as Ironclad Tech
John Talbot
as Janitor
Richard Zeman
as Thug
Nick Carasoulis
as Thug
Cassandra Wilson
as Special Appearance
Mose Allison
as Special Appearance
Lisa Marie Blair
as Waitress (uncredited)
Bill Haughland
as Newscaster (uncredited)
Roger L Jackson
as Musician (uncredited)
David L Mccallum
as Rich Man (uncredited)
Lonnie Plaxico
as Bassist (uncredited)
Christine Solomon
as Graduate (uncredited)
Angelo Tsarouchas
as Thug (uncredited)
Andrew W Walker
as Jeff (uncredited)
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2Other crew
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