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| It was the first of several collaborations with ]. The film was released on ] ]. | It was the first of several collaborations with ]. The film was released on ] ]. | ||
| Other cast members are ], ], ] and ] as well as Soderbergh regulars ], ] and ]. There is a cameo by ] at the very end of the movie. ] has a cameo as FBI agent Ray Nicollette, a character he played in ], based on ] novel ]. | Other cast members are ], ], ] and ] as well as Soderbergh regulars ], ] and ]. There is a cameo by ] at the very end of the movie. ] has a cameo as FBI agent Ray Nicollette, a character he played in ], based on ] novel ]. | ||
| Based on the novel of the same name by ], the novel's origins lie in a picture the author saw in the ] of a beautiful young female ] standing in front of the Federal Courthouse in ] with a shotgun resting on her hip. ] bought the rights to the book after the success he had with Leonard's previous novel, ]. ''Out of Sight'' is regarded as Soderbergh's comeback movie after several critically acclaimed but financially rather unsatifying movies. It was nominated for two ] (adapted ] and ]) and a large number of other prizes. It won the ] for best movie and the ] awards for best film, screenplay, and ]. A modest success as a film, it led to a spinoff TV series ] and has achieved a small ]. | Based on the novel of the same name by ], the novel's origins lie in a picture the author saw in the ] of a beautiful young female ] standing in front of the Federal Courthouse in ] with a shotgun resting on her hip. ] bought the rights to the book after the success he had with Leonard's previous novel, ]. ''Out of Sight'' is regarded as Soderbergh's comeback movie after several critically acclaimed but financially rather unsatifying movies. It was nominated for two ] (adapted ] and ]) and a large number of other prizes. It won the ] for best movie and the ] awards for best film, screenplay, and ]. A modest success as a film, it led to a spinoff TV series ] and has achieved a small ]. | ||
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| The story revolves around the relationship of a serial bank robber Jack Foley (Clooney) with a ] ] ( |
The story revolves around the relationship of a serial bank robber Jack Foley (Clooney) with a ] ] (López), who are forced to share her car trunk during the bank robber's escape from a Florida prison. She chases Jack while he and his friends, Buddy (Rhames) and Glenn (Steve Zahn), work their way north to Detroit to pay a visit with shady businessman Ripley (Albert Brooks) who foolishly bragged in the prison they shared years earlier about having diamonds stashed at his Detroit mansion. Whether Sisco is chasing Foley to arrest him or spend a night with him adds to 'the fun' Foley thinks they are having. | ||
| == External links == | == External links == | ||
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1998 film| Out Of Sight | |
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| Directed by | Steven Soderbergh |
| Written by | Elmore Leonard (novel) Scott Frank (screenplay) |
| Produced by | Danny DeVito, Barry Sonnenfeld |
| Starring | George Clooney Jennifer López |
| Cinematography | Elliot Davis |
| Edited by | Anne V. Coates |
| Music by | David Holmes |
| Distributed by | Universal Pictures (USA) |
| Release dates | June 26, 1998 |
| Running time | 123 min. |
| Language | English |
Out of Sight is a 1998 movie directed by Steven Soderbergh. It was the first of several collaborations with George Clooney. The film was released on June 26 1998.
Other cast members are Jennifer López, Ving Rhames, Steve Zahn and Dennis Farina as well as Soderbergh regulars Don Cheadle, Luis Guzmán and Catherine Keener. There is a cameo by Samuel L. Jackson at the very end of the movie. Michael Keaton has a cameo as FBI agent Ray Nicollette, a character he played in Jackie Brown, based on Elmore Leonard's novel Rum Punch.
Based on the novel of the same name by Elmore Leonard, the novel's origins lie in a picture the author saw in the Detroit News of a beautiful young female Federal Marshal standing in front of the Federal Courthouse in Miami with a shotgun resting on her hip. Danny DeVito bought the rights to the book after the success he had with Leonard's previous novel, Get Shorty. Out of Sight is regarded as Soderbergh's comeback movie after several critically acclaimed but financially rather unsatifying movies. It was nominated for two Academy Awards (adapted screenplay and editing) and a large number of other prizes. It won the Edgar Allan Poe award for best movie and the National Society of Film Critics awards for best film, screenplay, and director. A modest success as a film, it led to a spinoff TV series Karen Sisco and has achieved a small cult following.
The film is widely acknowledged to be one of Soderbergh's major works, along with his masterpiece, Traffic.
Plot
Template:Spoiler The story revolves around the relationship of a serial bank robber Jack Foley (Clooney) with a U.S. Marshal Karen Sisco (López), who are forced to share her car trunk during the bank robber's escape from a Florida prison. She chases Jack while he and his friends, Buddy (Rhames) and Glenn (Steve Zahn), work their way north to Detroit to pay a visit with shady businessman Ripley (Albert Brooks) who foolishly bragged in the prison they shared years earlier about having diamonds stashed at his Detroit mansion. Whether Sisco is chasing Foley to arrest him or spend a night with him adds to 'the fun' Foley thinks they are having.