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Jackie Gleason
Fargo Gondorff
Mac Davis
Jake Hooker
Teri Garr
Veronica
Karl Malden
Gus Macalinski
Oliver Reed
Lonnegan
Bert Remsen
Kid Colors
Kathalina Veniero
Blonde with Kid Colors
José Pérez
Carlos (Lonnegan's Guard)
Larry Bishop
Gellecher (Lonnegan's 2nd Guard)
Francis X. McCarthy
Lonnegan's Thug
Richard C. Adams
Lonnegan's Thug
Ron Rifkin
Eddie
Harry James
Band Leader
Frances Bergen
Lady Dorsett
Monica Lewis
Band Singer
Danie-Wade Dalton
Messenger
Val Avery
O'Malley
Jill Jaress
Gertie
Paul Willson
Man in Ticket Line
Sidney Clute
Ticket Clerk
Al Robertson
Redcap
Hank Garrett
Cab Driver
Bob O'Connell
Clancy
John Hancock
Doc Brown
Larry Hankin
Handicap
Jerry Whitney
Page Boy
Michael Alldredge
Big Ohio
Danny Dayton
Ring Announcer
Corey Michael Eubanks
Fighter
Michael Raden
Fighter
Tim Rossovich
Typhoon Taylor
Fred Dennis
Card Player
Spo-De-Odee
Old Second
Marty Denkin
Referee
Rex Pierson
Bill Healy
Elaine Kagan
Macalinski's Girls
Iva Rifkin
Macalinski's Girls
Lise Kristen Gerard
Macalinski's Girls
Lenetta Kidd
Macalinski's Girls
Joe Monte
Band Leader
Carl Gottlieb
Maitre D'
David Ankrum
Waiter
Tony Giorgio
Rossovich (Macalinski's Man)
T. Max Graham
Tom (The Bartender)
Melodie Bovee
Girl in Club
Cynthia Cypert
Girl in Club
Lesa Weis
Girl in Club
Jacqui Evans
Girl in Club
Ron Stein
Grimes (Macalinski's 1st Guard)
Woodrow Parfrey
Georgie
Cassandra Peterson
O'Malley's Girl
Max Wright
Floor Manager
Ed Ruffalo
Grifter
Bobby Sutton
Grifter
Hillary Tyler
O'Malley's Girls
Terri Berland
O'Malley's Girls
Carolyn Carradine
O'Malley's Girls
Bob Minor
Tony Savitt
Benny Baker
Pyle
Howard Dayton
Egon (Pyle's Aide)
Bill Caplan
Ring Announcer
Frank D. Barresi
Referee
Ronnie E. Datillo
Boxer
Ramiro González
Boxer
David Cadiente
Chico Torres
Mel Pape
Ringside Announcer
Guy Way
Macalinski's Goon
Adam Hollander
Delivery Boy
Lawrence Green
Station Master
Ira L. Westley
String bass player
Sean O'Kane
Marty Fritz the Boxer (uncredited)
William Prince
Tuxedo (uncredited)
Felix Silla
Ringside man taking bets (uncredited)
Steve Buckingham
Grifter
Angela Robinson Witherspoon
Doc Brown's Girl
Bob Harks
Policeman

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A review by Filipe Manuel Neto

Written by Filipe Manuel Neto on Wed Sep 13 2023

**We can almost say that any similarity with the first “Sting” is a pure coincidence.** I loved the first film, but when I saw that there had been a sequel, I was suspicious: normally, they are always much weaker than the originals. And so it was! This film is nothing more than a pale shadow of its predecessor. It attempts to follow up the story of the con artists from the first film, with a script set four to five years later, however it is a much weaker, disjointed, conventional and predictable story. It's not really worth summarizing: suffice it to say that the crooks are back to avenge a...