Sweet Talker (1991) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 10, 1991

Original Title:
Sweet Talker

Alternate Titles:
Un simpatico truffatore

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Production Companies:
Carolco Pictures
New Visions Pictures
Seven Arts Pictures

Production Countries:
Australia

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG  BR: 14 

Runtime: 86

Harry Reynolds could talk the stripes off a zebra and the smile off a Cheshire cat. But this time he's in over his head.

When scam artist Harry Reynolds gets out of jail, he makes his way to the depressed coastal village of Beachport, where according to local myth, an old Portuguese treasure ship lies buried in the sand. Harry is an old pro at manipulating this situation to his best advantage, but never anticipates how deeply he will be affected by the relationship he develops with a young boy and his mother. A delightful tale of greed, gullibility and grandiose schemes, "Sweet Talker" is a romantic comedy for everyone in the family.

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Additional Photography:
David Burr
Paul Murphy

Assistant Camera:
John Breslin
Rosie Cass

Assistant Grip:
Aron Walker

Camera Operator:
David Williamson

Clapper Loader:
Richard Bradshaw

Director:
Michael Jenkins

Director of Photography:
Russell Boyd

Dolly Grip:
Ian Bird

Editor:
Neil Thumpston

Executive Producer:
Taylor Hackford
Stuart Benjamin

Focus Puller:
John Platt

Grip:
Warren Grieef

Key Grip:
Ray Brown

Original Music Composer:
Peter Filleul
Richard Thompson

Producer:
Ben Gannon

Still Photographer:
Jim Townley

Story:
Tony Morphett
Bryan Brown

Writer:
Tony Morphett

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