

Two British conmen in Chicago are mistaken for hired hitmen by mobsters wanting to rub out a rival gangster. Keen to make a fast buck, they pretend they are the hitmen but soon find they get more than they bargained for when the real ones turn up.
Acting
Pete Postlethwaite's mob boss steals every scene.
Writing
British sarcade meets Chicago crime clichés.
Director
John Bradshaw
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This was one of Pete Postlethwaite's final roles before his death in 2011, and he reportedly took it specifically to work with Amanda Plummer.
The film epitomizes that bizarre early-2000s trend of British actors playing criminals in American settings — see also Snatch, Lock Stock, but with significantly worse reviews.