Gambit (1966)

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Ideals and reality clash in this humorous tale of the heist that could have been. As scheming career cat burglar Harry Dean (Michael Caine) prepares to steal a priceless statue from the world's richest man, he seeks out the assistance of Eurasian showgirl Nicole Chang (Shirley MacLaine). Though the likable rogue's plan seems foolproof as he conveys the details to his partner, Ram (Roger C. Carmel), the execution proves to be a detailed study in Murphy's Law. Constantly reinventing the plan as his originally ideal scheme spirals ever more out of control, it seems as if Harry's heist is destined to fail. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Starring:: Shirley MacLaine, Michael Caine, (more)

Director(s):: Ronald Neame

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Synopsis of Gambit

Complete Cast of Gambit

Shirley MacLaine - Nicole Chang
Herbert Lom - Ahmad Shahbandar
Arnold Moss - Abdul
Richard Angarola - Col. Salim
Paul Bradley - Man in Cafe

Michael Caine - Harold "Harry" Dean
Roger C. Carmel - Ram
John Abbott - Emile Fournier
Maurice Marsac - Hotel Clerk

Director(s):: Ronald Neame

Writer(s):: Jack Davies, Alvin Sargent

Producer(s):: Leo Fuchs

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	Kelley L.

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A "cheeky" litlle mystery with a dose of comedy on top. Shirley McClain is at her best in this heist caper. No nudity, violence, or bad language. How refreshing!! If you need a change of pace, this is a neat little way to spend your evening.

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