The film’s director, Guy Ritchie, claims that Stolen Diamonds is not a sequel to Two Smoking Guns, but the two films are very similar, with much of the same cast, and both are known for their dynamic directorial direction, bright pacing and editing styles, and intricate multi-stranded narratives.
The plot of the movie has two story lines: one about the search for stolen diamonds and the other about a fake fight controlled by the underworld, each of which has its own separate character and plot, but ultimately intertwines skillfully.
2000 / UK USA / Comedy Crime / Guy Ritchie / Benicio Del Toro Dennis Farina
Plot Synopsis:
Turkey (Jason Statham) is a manager of black market boxing, but he runs into trouble when the fighter who is supposed to be in the fight is knocked out by a punch from a gypsy, Mickey (Brad Pitt).
Turkey has to choose between mob boss Brick (Alan Ford) and the gypsy to get a chance at survival.
Meanwhile, Four Fingers Frank (Benicio Del Toro) arrives in London with an 86-carat diamond, a booty that piques the interest of various gangsters, including arms dealer Boo (Rad Scheboldzija), hitman “Bullet Teeth” Tony (Vinny Vinny), and a man with a gun. The diamond has attracted the interest of various gangsters, including arms dealer Boo (Rad Scheboldzija), assassin Tony “Bullet-Tooth” (Vinnie Jones) and black gangster Vinnie (Robbie Gee).
Each of these criminals has his or her own perfect plan, but the coincidences lead to a series of humorous jokes.
All intertwined in a London night, who will be able to get out of it? Find out in Stealing and Snatching, directed by Guy Ritchie.
