
The Thomas Crown Affair
Billionaire art thief Thomas Crown plans an audacious museum heist, only to find himself locked in a high‑stakes game of wits with a relentless insurance investigator—who may become his greatest risk and unexpected love.
“How do you get the man who has everything?”
Synopsis
Thomas Crown, a bored billionaire executive, decides to plan a robbery and assigns a professional agent with the right information to the job. However, Crown is soon betrayed yet cannot blow his cover as he's fallen in love.
Credits
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How many hands made this film
The scale of the collaboration
A crew of 379+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by John WrightShot by Tom Priestley JrScored by Bill ContiDesigned by Bruno RubeoSound by Michael MinklerCostumes by Kate HarringtonStunts by Frank Ferrara
Box Office
1999 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 2.6× its budget
Why 2.5×?
Cinemas keep roughly half of every ticket sold, and a wide release’s marketing often costs about as much again as the film — so a movie needs to gross around 2.5× its production budget just to break even theatrically. It’s a rule of thumb, not the studio’s ledger (home video and streaming come later).
Worldwide gross
$124.3M
US & Canada: $69.3M — 56% of worldwide · International: $55.0M (44%)
Also known as
- Die Thomas Crown Affairede
- Die Thomas Crown Affärede
- Thomas Crownfr
- Gioco a dueit
- (English)The Thomas Crown Affair
- (Bulgarian)Аферата Томас Краун
Release dates around the world4 countries · showhide
- United StatesJul 27, 1999
- CanadaAug 6, 1999
- AustraliaAug 19, 1999
- HungaryAug 19, 1999
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Cast & Crew
379 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Pierce Brosnan
as Thomas Crown
Rene Russo
as Catherine Banning
Denis Leary
as Michael McCann
Ben Gazzara
as Andrew Wallace
Frankie Faison
as Detective Paretti
Fritz Weaver
as John Reynolds
Charles Keating
as Friedrich Golchan
Mark Margolis
as Heinrich Knutzhorn
Faye Dunaway
as The Psychiatrist
Michael Lombard
as Bobby McKinley
Bill Ambrozy
as Proctor
Michael Bahr
as Proctor
Supporting cast
99Robert D Novak
as Proctor
Joe H Lamb
as Proctor
James Saito
as Paul Cheng
Esther Canadas
as Anna Knudsen
Mischa Hausserman
as Jimmy
Daniel Oreskes
as Petru
Dominic Chianese Jr
as Dimetri
Ritchie Coster
as Janos
Gregg Bello
as Iggy
John P Mccann
as Senior Detective
Gino Lucci
as Freight Truck Driver
George Christy
as Senior Museum Guard
Mike Danner
as Forklift Operator
James J Archer
as J.J. the Security Guard
John Elsen
as New York City Cop
Robert Spillane
as Crown Acquisitions Security Officer
Daniel Jamal Gibson
as Sam
Cynthia Darlow
as Daria, Crown's Secretary
Sherry Koftan
as Crown Acquistions Employee
Jane Denoble
as Crown Acquisitions Employee
Gene Bozzi
as Crown Acquisitions Employee
Ryan Hecht
as Crown Acquisitions Employee
Paul Simon
as Crown Acquisitions Employee
Tom Tammi
as Businessman
Mark Zeisler
as Bulldog
Mark Zimmerman
as Bulldog
Daniel Southern
as Crown Acquisitions Executive
James Yaegashi
as Crown Acquisitions Executive
Ira Wheeler
as Old Man
David Adkins
as Son
John Mckay
as Company Lawyer
Melissa Maxwell
as Teacher
Colleen Hamm
as Schoolgirl
Timothy Wheeler
as Museum Security Technician
John Thrall Bush
as Museum Security Guard
Dominic Marcus
as Museum Security Guard
Robert Lewis Stephenson
as Museum Security Guard
David Toney
as Museum Security Guard
Phillip Douglas
as Museum Security Guard
Jeffrey Dreisbach
as Junior Proctor
R J Remo
as Smoking Kid
Caleb Archer
as Smoking Kid
Dennis Creaghan
as Museum Director Jim Lenox
Randy Phillips
as National Art Club Guest
Gloria Barnes
as National Art Club Guest
Mimi Weddell
as National Art Club Guest
Pat Friedlander
as National Art Club Guest
Gary L Catus
as National Art Club Guest
Jeremy Nagel
as Tommy, Crown's Caddy
John C Havens
as Museum Operating Technician
Annie Rose Murray
as Woman Spectator
Bill Tatum
as Gentleman Yachtsman
Teddy Coluca
as Detective in Restaurant
Michael Charles
as Detective in Restaurant
Orlando Carafa
as Cipriani Waiter
Ben Epps
as Male Associate
Kim D Cannon
as Cleaning Man
Douglas Kahelemauna Nam
as Cleaning Man
Richard Russell Ramos
as Dr. Cornelius
John Seidman
as Forensics Expert George French
Robert Ian Mackenzie
as Jeweler
Yusef Bulos
as Second Jeweler
Ray Virta
as Museum Detective
Thomas Michael Sullivan
as Museum Special Police
J Paul Boehmer
as Museum Detective
Tony Cucci
as Watching Cop
Paul Geoffrey
as Another Cop
R E Rodgers
as Uniform Cop
Tom Bloom
as Crown Imposter
Kim Craven
as Ticket Agent
Marion Mccorry
as Stewardess
Sean Haberle
as Ramp Manager
Mikel Sarah Lambert
as Wealthy Woman
Angelo Fraboni
as Featured Dancer
Melanie Lapatin
as Featured Dancer
Jodi Ellen Melnick
as Featured Dancer
Tony Meredith
as Featured Dancer
Michael Terrace
as Featured Dancer
Chico O Farrill S Afro Cuban Orchestra
as Band
Courtney Bennett
as Bit Part
Diana Berry
as Museum Patron
Steve Bilich
as Taxi Driver
Kimberly Evan
as Model
Charles Gemmill
as Detective
Simon Jones
as The Accountant
Vivian Kalinov
as Ballroom Dancer
Rich Keen
as Passer-By
Timothy Klein
as Officer Klein
Stan Klimecko
as Bowler Hat Decoy
Mark Langston
as Thief
Steven E Lawler
as Uniform Cop
Dan Maysen
as Museum Decoy
Josh Mowery
as Businessman
Andy Redmond
as Precinct Detective
Victoria Rong
as Model #2
Eliot Sash
as Dancer (Black & White Ball)
Norman Steiner
as Detective
Alberto Suarez
as Museum Attendee
Jodi White
as Assistant to Mr. Lenox
Directors
1Writers
3Producers
9Ashley Irwin
music producer: electronic score
Beau St Clair
Producer, Producers
Bruce Moriarty
associate producer
Jim Dunbar
original music producer
Michael Bones Buono
assistant to producer
Michael Tadross
Producers, executive producer
Pierce Brosnan
Producer, Producers
Ray Scalice
executive producer: Pixel Magic
Roger Paradiso
co-producer
Other crew
261Igor Srubshchik
24 frame video operator
Jane Choi
additional makeup artist
Rosanne Puchal
additional makeup artist
Shane Paish
additional makeup artist to ms. russo
Nick Louvel
additional production assistant / production assistant (uncredited)
Neil Lewis
additional second assistant director, set production assistant
Aria Noelle Curzon
adr artist
Denise Horta
adr editor
Stephen Janisz
adr editor
Thomas J O Connell
adr mixer
Rick Canelli
adr recordist
Stanley Bennett Clay
adr voice artist
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