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The Good Thief is a 2002 crime thriller directed by Neil Jordan and starring Nick Nolte as Bob Montagnet, a gambler, master thief and drug addict with a strange but strict personal code of honor. The movie is a remake of French 1956 noir film Bob le flambeur.
The following weapons were used in the film The Good Thief:
Jericho 941
In the opening scene Said (Ouassini Embarek) disarms police inspector Roger (Tchéky Karyo) from his Jericho 941. In the final scene Roger carries a pistol that appears to be the same Jericho.
Star 30PK
In the same scene a police detective is seen with a Star 30PK.
Smith & Wesson 5900 Series Pistol
In one scene Paulo (Saïd Taghmaoui) uses a pistol that appears to be a member of Smith & Wesson 5900 pistol series.
Unidentified pistol 2
A pistol is seen in hands of a cinema actor in the scene on film studios.
