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Diamond Dogs
UK 2025
produced by Ian Aberle, Armand Arekian, Sushant Sharma Bhattarai, Samuel Garrick, Darren Joy, Carl Robinson, Brandon Smith, Andy Blithe (executive), Nick Elliott (executive), Steve Knight (executive), Kris Smith (executive) for Television Bandits, aturn films
directed by Kris Smith
starring Nick Elliott, Andy Blithe, Steve Knight, Anja Kick, Leonardo Martin, Mark Wells, Konrad Brenski, Duane C Tucker, John Powell, Dave Smith, Jay Morrison, Adi Thompson, Sarah Wingfield, Tim Anderson, Mark Nash, Steve Ward, Mark Margason, Arianna Gasperini, IIona Cockrell, Kristina Lafser, Andre Herberts, Bradley Culmer, Nick Gunnell, Ray Tang, Lucas Compton, Dave Greenwood, Joseph Betts, Andrew Pierson (voice), Jordan Howard, Sam Terry, Max Rudd, Kris Smith, Benny Woodvine
writtten by Joseph Betts, Kris Smith
review by Mike Haberfelner
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Safe cracker Rick (Andy Blithe) and crime strategist Paul (Nick Elliott)
have been lifelong friends, and on the wrong side of the law for most of
that time, but they've drifted apart a bit lately, especially since not
all their heists went as planned. But hwen Paul asks Rick to help him get
a crew together for a heist to end all heists, Rick can't say no -
especially since the loot promises to be astronomical. But getting the
crew together isn't all that easy, since their trusted getaway driver
(Mark Wells) has since started to work for Uber and their man who usually
provided distractions has long dies - and while his daughter (Anja Kick)
agrees to basically "inherit" the job, she's just not cut out for a life
of crime. But whatever the challenges preparing for their last big heist,
Paul and Rick get through them, somehow, and it's only on the big day that
things start to go really wrong - and that's before they all learn they
have actually been set up by Paul's arch enemy (Duane C Tucker) ...
If yoou're going into this film expecting and action spectacle - something
heist films have of late veered towards, you'll probably be disappointed -
but if you're not expecting that, and pretty much whatever else you're
expecting, you're in for a treat, as this is actually a pretty awesome
piece of crime cinema, character-driven and yet full of situational
comedy, , wildly funny yet also heart-warming at all rhe right moments,
and just a great watch throughout, also thanks to a suitably subtle
directorial effort and a strong cast. Definitely worth one's while!
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