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Earned back only 4% of its budget on initial theatrical β a commercial disappointment on release.

"There is no honour amongst thieves."
A man who has failed as a father and husband commits a heist to make money for his fledging business, but things become complicated when his wife interferes.
βThere is no honour amongst thieves.β

Jack Nicholson
Alex

Stephen Dorff
Jason

Jennifer Lopez
Gabriela

Judy Davis
Suzanne

Michael Caine
Victor

Harold Perrineau
Henry
Robyn Peterson
Dina

Mike Starr
Mike
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Bob Rafelson directs. Newton Thomas Sigel behind the camera. MichaΕ Lorenc scores. Steven Cohen cuts. A commercial under-performer on release. Produced in United Kingdom, United States of America. Dialogue in Spanish, English.
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There's no such thing as honour among thieves. It's a myth. Blood and Wine is directed by Bob Rafelson and Rafelson co-writes the screenplay with Nick Villiers and Alison Cross. It stars Jack Nicholson, Stephen Dorff, Jennifer Lopez, Judy Davis and Michael Caine. Music is by Michal Lorenc and cinematography by Newton Thomas Sigel. A failed father and husband enlists an oily accomplice to enact the theft of a precious necklace. But when his wife and son get involved in the shady dealings, things quickly spiral out of control. Bob Rafelson once again turns to his muse, Nicholson, to bring about another venture down the neo-noir lane. Unfortunately, just like the "The Postman Always Rings Twice" remake and "Black Widow", this also flatters to deceive. Nothing wrong with the acting or story as such, Nicholson and Caine bounce off each other with scummy character glee, while Lopez and Dorff offer up some sexy sizzle in the supporting slots. In true noir fashion the pic is ripe with unlikable characters, while the vagaries of noirville fate comes into play. Yet as it plays out more as a character study than anything edgy or thrilling, it ends up being like a fine wine that has been corked. Some nifty complexities in the narrative and the fine perfs ensure it's above average, but really it's not a must see for the noir faithful. 6/10
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Marmont Productions
Blood & Wine Productions

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GB
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Release history Β· US