The Hustle

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Videos & Photos

  • Official Trailer
  • Trailer 2

Movie Info & Cast

Synopsis

In this female-centric remake of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, two women from different walks of life (Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson) compete to con a young tech billionaire (award-winning Broadway star Alex Sharp) in the south of France. Hathaway plays a female version of the Michael Caine role as the seemingly focused and organized con artist, while Wilson takes on a female version of the Steve Martin role as the crazy wild card. Think you know how The Hustle will end? Wanna bet?

Cast

  • Anne Hathaway
  • Rebel Wilson
  • Alex Sharp
  • Ingrid Oliver
  • Emma Davies
  • Dean Norris
  • Casper Christensen
  • Nicholas Woodeson
  • Douggie McMeekin

Atom User Reviews

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Verified Review
#hilarious
#lol

I have not laughed out loud this much in a theater in a long time. I really enjoyed this movie.

CV
Christopher V
Verified Review
#boring
#cliché
#predictable

Didn’t laugh once. See ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ instead. Same movie but that one is funny.

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Kirk F

Metacritic

63
May 9, 2019

Yes, this remake is old fashioned, and maybe the “mark” (Alex Sharp of “How to Talk to Girls at Parties”) is a tad green and less interesting. But sometimes, it’s fun watching two wildly different stars mix it up in sumptuous settings, and seemingly have a ball doing it.

Metacritic review by Roger Moore
Roger Moore
Movie Nation
38
May 9, 2019

Wilson and Hathaway don’t click. The characters feel as if they were workshopped separately, and efforts to combine their comic energy on screen fall flat.

Gary Thompson
Philadelphia Daily News
38
May 9, 2019

Well, it’s a dud. Nothing quite clicks.

Metacritic review by Michael Phillips
Michael Phillips
Chicago Tribune