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Cast

Bruce Willis
as Joe Blake

Billy Bob Thornton
as Terry Collins

Cate Blanchett
as Kate Wheeler

Troy Garity
as Harvey

Bobby Slayton
as Darren Head

Brian F. O'Byrne
as Darill Miller

Stacey Davis
as Cloe Miller

January Jones
as Claire

Azura Skye
as Cheri

Peggy Miley
as Mildred Kronenberg

William Converse-Roberts
as Charles Wheeler

Richard Riehle
as Lawrence Fife

Mildred Kronenberg
as Peggy Miley

Micole Mercurio
as Sarah Fife

Scott Burkholder
as Wildwood Policeman

Anthony Burch
as Phil

Stacey Travis
as Cloe Miller

Sam Levinson
as Billy Saunders

Scout LaRue Willis
as Monica Miller

Tallulah Belle Willis
as Erika Miller

John Evans
as Ralph

John Harrington Bland
as Flamingo Clerk

Cindy Goldfield
as Debbie Day No.1

Heather Mathieson
as Debbie Day No. 2

Erin-Kate Whitcomb
as Debbie Day No. 3

Kim Bogus
as Bend Bank Teller

Michael X. Sommers
as Policeman

Rich Sickler
as Policeman

Michael Birnbaum
as Desk Sergeant

Joe Unitas
as Detective

Richard Shuster
as LA Chopper Pilot

Jennifer York
as LA Reporter

Jose G. Garcia
as Local Youth

Jose Guillermo Garcia
as Local Youth

Alfred De Contreras
as Mexican Priest

Peter Weireter
as SWAT Commander

Kerry Kilbride
as Male Debater

Jane Velez-Mitchell
as Female Debater

Mia Lee
as Los Angeles Anchor

Louis LeRay
as Band Member

Peter Hutchinson
as Band Member

Peter Hutchison
as Band Member

Maya Rossi
as Band Member

Joan Palmateer
as Bank Teller

Giulio Magnolia
as Butler

Rose Aispuro
as Bank Hostage

Carrie Casano
as Bank Manager

Jaye K. Danford
as Alamo Bank Manager

Darryl D. Stewart
as Detective

Greg Wilmarth
as US Marshall

Pete Anthony

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• Sep 26, 2015

  A potentially fun concept that's crippled by poor pacing . . . Levinson never really gets the tone right and I think the movie could stand to lose about 20 minutes.
  

  Alec B Super Reviewer
• Dec 11, 2013

  Thumbs up to the cast for making this movie work even when it wasn't supposed to. As an aside, it's strange seeing Billy Bob Thorton playing a neurotic hypochondriac, it's definitely against type but he does a good job with the role and is definitely entertaining here. The cast is pretty much the only thing that I liked about the movie, and the way the film climaxed was actually pretty fun. I don't know, but the movie, the story and its characters never really clicked for me. It's nice to see a "heist" film, even if the heists themselves aren't the endgame, they're just there to progress the story, that focuses on the characters. The problem is, the characters aren't exactly interesting. The dynamic between Billy, Bruce and Cate is fine, even if it's cliched, but you're not really given much of a reason to root for either guy. For bank robbers, these guys aren't really interesting. The leads do a great job at sort of fooling you, but the truth of the matter is that the characters aren't great. Hell, it'd have been more interesting if Joe and Terry, the bank robbers, were actually a construct of Kate's mind and the life she really wanted as opposed to being a bored housewife whose husband neglects her. Joe and Terry represent the danger and risk-taking that her life so desperately needs. That would've been more interesting, to me at least, as it goes into the mind of someone whose life didn't turn out the way she planned and the psychological effects that had on her. Perhaps I'm reading too much into this, but I think it would've been better than what we ended up getting. I don't mean to say the movie is bad, I just found it largely uninteresting. Especially considering how long the movie was, I think this movie could've been told 100 minutes and it would've been much better. The problem is they spend too much time developing these characters and their "personalities" before the movie's story really starts. Because of this, the movie tends to drag heavily in parts. I really do think that a shorter running length would've done wonders for this movie. I thought the climax was actually pretty cool and funny, and it was, outside of the leads themselves, the best part of the movie. Some parts of this film are fun and other parts are a chore to get through. So this is really just an average film, at best.
  Jesse O Super Reviewer
• Feb 10, 2013

  Bandits is a quirky heist film that delivers laughs, but is messy and unfocused. After breaking out of prison Joe and Terry become infamous bank robbers known as the Sleepover Bandits, but when a lonely housewife takes refuge with them things start to spiral out of control. While the story starts off well enough, once the love triangle is introduced the film quickly comes apart and becomes overburdened with cliches. Bruce Willis and Billy Bob Thornton have some good comedic chemistry, but Cate Blanchett completely hams it up. Though a lot of the comedy plays, Bandits gets caught up in a convoluted love story that doesn't work.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Mar 20, 2012

  Of course, Bandits is not one of the best film ever, but presents a nice script, a good cast and a very good performance by Thornton. Bandits, also, most have not much material to present in 122 minutes, problem that could make the movie stay a little boring. Fresh.
  Lucas M Super Reviewer

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