Welcome to Collinwood
A ragtag crew of Cleveland misfits plots a daring heist on a jeweler's apartment safe, but their bumbling schemes and clashing egos threaten to turn their big score into a disaster.
“Five guys. One safe. No brains.”
Synopsis
Five down-on-their-luck inner-city individuals attempt to rob a pawnbroker.
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A crew of 160+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Amy E DuddlestonShot by Charles MinskyScored by Mark MothersbaughDesigned by Tom MeyerSound by Larry BlakeCostumes by Juliet PolcsaStunts by Lonnie R Smith Jr
Box Office
2002 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.6× its budget
Why 2.5×?
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Worldwide gross
$4.4M
Opening week (7-day): $106K
Peak 16 theaters
Also known as
- (French)Bienvenue à Collinwood
- Safecrackers oder Diebe haben's schwerde
- Bienvenue à Collinwoodfr
Release dates around the world3 countries · showhide
- FranceMay 24, 2002
- CanadaSep 7, 2002
- United StatesSep 27, 2002
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Cast & Crew
160 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
25Bernard Canepari
as Judge
Art Oughton
as Corrections Officer
Ray Calabrese
as Oswald
Annie Kitral
as Nun #1
Lissy Gulick
as Nun #2
Dorothy Silver
as Nun #3
Maryanne Nagel
as Mrs. Antwerp
David Warshofsky
as Babitch
Jennifer Esposito
as Carmela
Gabrielle Union
as Michelle
Don Kost
as Beddo
June Lang
as Old Purse Woman
Basil Russo
as Funeral Home Director
Angela Russo Otstot
as Arguing Woman
Wayne S Turney
as Arguing Man
Rohn Thomas
as Janitor
Lawrence Clark Bey
as Singer
Doug Hawley
as Bookie
Rae Sunshine Lee
as Rita the Beater
Danny Lentz
as Bailiff
Blaine Pate
as Cosimo's Lawyer
Roger Petan
as Boxing fan
Ann Russo
as Colleen
Paul Hobson Sadler
as Man with flower
Mychelle Vasvary
as Flea Market Vendor
Directors
2Writers
3Producers
10Ben Cosgrove
Producers, executive producer
Casey La Scala
executive producer
Debra Baum
executive music producer
George Clooney
Producers, executive producer / producer, Producer
Hendrik Hey
executive producer
Hunt Lowry
executive producer
James Henney
associate producer
Michael Hagemeyer
consulting producer (uncredited)
Scott Shiffman
co-producer
Steven Soderbergh
Producer, Producers
Other crew
113Rick Coffee
1st assistant accountant
Phillip J Bartell
additional editor
Deborah Marsh
art department coordinator
Denise Hudson
Art Director
Matt Hausmann
art intern
Maurizio Dotto
assistant camera
Michael Nouryeh
assistant editor
Artis I Gaines
assistant location manager
Jake Aust
assistant location manager
Richard Redlefsen
assistant makeup artist
Steve Casa
assistant music editor
Aileen Kiernan
assistant: Hunt Lowry
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