

1975·Comedy·1h 28m
7.0
★





A couple of bumbling 1920s hustlers attempt to obtain the fortune of an heiress. Nothing will stop them, not even murder.
Directed by Mike Nichols
hustler
1920s
scheme
across state lines
con men

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Cast

Stockard Channing
Freddie Bigard

Jack Nicholson
Oscar 'Dix' Sullivan

Warren Beatty
Nicky Wilson

Florence Stanley
Mrs. Gould

Ian Wolfe
Justice of the Peace

Brian Avery
Airline Steward

Dub Taylor
Rattlesnake Tom

Catlin Adams
Girl Lover

Christopher Guest
Boy Lover

Scatman Crothers
Fisherman

Jim Antonio
1st Policeman

Richard B. Shull
Chief Detective Sergeant Jack Power
Crew

Mike Nichols
Director

David Shire
Original Music Composer

John A. Alonzo
Director of Photography

Mike Nichols
Producer

Arthur Schmidt
Assistant Editor
Popular Reviews
10 reviews
Addie Pray
5.0★ · 12/16/25

The premise of this is definitely a mortal wound to my weakened soul as it features :
- screwball comedy
- 1920s America and fashion
- mediocre con men
- loud mouthed women
- ill-fitted throuple
- Jack Nicholson
- Warren Beatty
- Warren Beatty with a moustache (for the first time ever on film).
Which is a shame, because in the end the only thing that really (partially) works is the moustache.
- screwball comedy
- 1920s America and fashion
- mediocre con men
- loud mouthed women
- ill-fitted throuple
- Jack Nicholson
- Warren Beatty
- Warren Beatty with a moustache (for the first time ever on film).
Which is a shame, because in the end the only thing that really (partially) works is the moustache.
The premise of this is definitely a mortal wound to my weakened soul as it features :
- screwball comedy
- 1920s America and fashion
- mediocre con men
- loud mouthed women
- ill-fitted throuple
- Jack Nicholson
- Warren Beatty
- Warren Beatty with a moustache (for the first time ever on film).
Which is a shame, because in the end the only thing that really (partially) works is the moustache.
- screwball comedy
- 1920s America and fashion
- mediocre con men
- loud mouthed women
- ill-fitted throuple
- Jack Nicholson
- Warren Beatty
- Warren Beatty with a moustache (for the first time ever on film).
Which is a shame, because in the end the only thing that really (partially) works is the moustache.
Eden
6.0★ · 12/05/25

This was kinda weird idk if I liked it or not. It was funny though. All I really have to say.
This was kinda weird idk if I liked it or not. It was funny though. All I really have to say.
Micah
7.2★ · 08/10/24

Lmao jack Nicholsons crazy hair. I’m curious how they got it like that. Honestly kinda funny. I enjoyed it enough. This is probably why jack Nicholson was in reds because he worked with warren Beatty
Lmao jack Nicholsons crazy hair. I’m curious how they got it like that. Honestly kinda funny. I enjoyed it enough. This is probably why jack Nicholson was in reds because he worked with warren Beatty
christian
5.7★ · 04/19/21

this doesn’t fit the definition of “good” but it’s fun to see jack nicholson act absolutely ridiculous and embarrass himself during his prime
this doesn’t fit the definition of “good” but it’s fun to see jack nicholson act absolutely ridiculous and embarrass himself during his prime
Skyla Elgin
6.0★ · 03/19/26
