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The Sting II

The Sting II

4,7 /10 (52 Votes)
1983 EN 102 min

Overview

Hooker and Gondorf pull a con on Macalinski, an especially nasty mob boss with the help of Veronica, a new grifter. They convince this new victim that Hooker is a somewhat dull boxer who is tired of taking dives for Gondorf. There is a ringer. Lonigan, their victim from the first movie, is setting them up to take the fall.

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Release date

18/02/1983

Votes

52

Popularity

1.9

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Genres

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

102 min

Revenue

$6,347,072

Jackie Gleason

Jackie Gleason

Fargo Gondorff

Mac Davis

Mac Davis

Jake Hooker

Teri Garr

Teri Garr

Veronica

Karl Malden

Karl Malden

Gus Macalinski

Oliver Reed

Oliver Reed

Lonnegan

Bert Remsen

Bert Remsen

Kid Colors

No photo

Kathalina Veniero

Blonde with Kid Colors

José Pérez

José Pérez

Carlos (Lonnegan's Guard)

Larry Bishop

Larry Bishop

Gellecher (Lonnegan's 2nd Guard)

Francis X. McCarthy

Francis X. McCarthy

Lonnegan's Thug

Richard C. Adams

Richard C. Adams

Lonnegan's Thug

Ron Rifkin

Ron Rifkin

Eddie

Harry James

Harry James

Band Leader

Frances Bergen

Frances Bergen

Lady Dorsett

Monica Lewis

Monica Lewis

Band Singer

No photo

Danie-Wade Dalton

Messenger

Val Avery

Val Avery

O'Malley

No photo

Jill Jaress

Gertie

Paul Willson

Paul Willson

Man in Ticket Line

Sidney Clute

Sidney Clute

Ticket Clerk

No photo

Al Robertson

Redcap

Hank Garrett

Hank Garrett

Cab Driver

No photo

Bob O'Connell

Clancy

John Hancock

John Hancock

Doc Brown

Larry Hankin

Larry Hankin

Handicap

No photo

Jerry Whitney

Page Boy

Michael Alldredge

Michael Alldredge

Big Ohio

Danny Dayton

Danny Dayton

Ring Announcer

Corey Michael Eubanks

Corey Michael Eubanks

Fighter

No photo

Michael Raden

Fighter

Tim Rossovich

Tim Rossovich

Typhoon Taylor

No photo

Fred Dennis

Card Player

No photo

Spo-De-Odee

Old Second

No photo

Marty Denkin

Referee

No photo

Rex Pierson

Bill Healy

Elaine Kagan

Elaine Kagan

Macalinski's Girls

No photo

Iva Rifkin

Macalinski's Girls

No photo

Lise Kristen Gerard

Macalinski's Girls

No photo

Lenetta Kidd

Macalinski's Girls

No photo

Joe Monte

Band Leader

Carl Gottlieb

Carl Gottlieb

Maitre D'

David Ankrum

David Ankrum

Waiter

Tony Giorgio

Tony Giorgio

Rossovich (Macalinski's Man)

No photo

T. Max Graham

Tom (The Bartender)

No photo

Melodie Bovee

Girl in Club

No photo

Cynthia Cypert

Girl in Club

No photo

Lesa Weis

Girl in Club

No photo

Jacqui Evans

Girl in Club

No photo

Ron Stein

Grimes (Macalinski's 1st Guard)

Woodrow Parfrey

Woodrow Parfrey

Georgie

Cassandra Peterson

Cassandra Peterson

O'Malley's Girl

Max Wright

Max Wright

Floor Manager

No photo

Ed Ruffalo

Grifter

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Bobby Sutton

Grifter

No photo

Hillary Tyler

O'Malley's Girls

No photo

Terri Berland

O'Malley's Girls

Bob Minor

Bob Minor

Tony Savitt

Benny Baker

Benny Baker

Pyle

No photo

Howard Dayton

Egon (Pyle's Aide)

No photo

Bill Caplan

Ring Announcer

No photo

Frank D. Barresi

Referee

No photo

Ronnie E. Datillo

Boxer

No photo

Ramiro González

Boxer

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David Cadiente

Chico Torres

No photo

Mel Pape

Ringside Announcer

No photo

Guy Way

Macalinski's Goon

No photo

Adam Hollander

Delivery Boy

No photo

Lawrence Green

Station Master

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Ira L. Westley

String bass player

Sean O'Kane

Sean O'Kane

Marty Fritz the Boxer (uncredited)

William Prince

William Prince

Tuxedo (uncredited)

Felix Silla

Felix Silla

Ringside man taking bets (uncredited)

No photo

Steve Buckingham

Grifter

Angela Robinson Witherspoon

Angela Robinson Witherspoon

Doc Brown's Girl

Bob Harks

Bob Harks

Policeman

Original Soundtrack

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Filipe Manuel Neto

Filipe Manuel Neto

2023-09-13

⭐ 2

**We can almost say that any similarity with the first “Sting” is a pure coincidence.** I loved the first film, but when I saw that there had been a sequel, I was suspicious: normally, they are always much weaker than the originals. And so it was! This film is nothing more than a pale shadow of its predecessor. It attempts to follow up the story of the con artists from the first film, with a script set four to five years later, however it is a much weaker, disjointed, conventional and predictable story. It's not really worth summarizing: suffice it to say that the crooks are back to avenge …

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