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Brando's director called Miss Piggy and refused to work with him, so Brando's scenes were eventually directed by De Niro
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Brando's director called Miss Piggy and refused to work with him, so Brando's scenes were eventually directed by De Niro

The article discusses the 1995 film 'The Score' directed by Frank Oz, which features Marlon Brando and Robert De Niro in a heist storyline. The film follows Nicky Costelloe (De Niro), a retired master thief who reluctantly agrees to one final job with his old partner Max (Brando). The heist involves stealing a valuable French crown jewel from a Montreal customs office. The narrative explores the tension between Nicky's methodical approach and the impulsive nature of his new partner, Jack Teller (Edward Norton), leading to psychological conflict during the heist. The film is noted for its detailed execution of the heist, with De Niro insisting on authenticity, including realistic scenes of breaking into a safe using water-filled explosives.

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Brando's director called Miss Piggy and refused to work with him, so Brando's scenes were eventually directed by De Niro

The article discusses the 1995 film 'The Score' directed by Frank Oz, which features Marlon Brando and Robert De Niro in a heist storyline. The film follows Nicky Costelloe (De Niro), a retired master thief who reluctantly agrees to one final job with his old partner Max (Brando). The heist involves stealing a valuable French crown jewel from a Montreal customs office. The narrative explores the tension between Nicky's methodical approach and the impulsive nature of his new partner, Jack Teller (Edward Norton), leading to psychological conflict during the heist. The film is noted for its detailed execution of the heist, with De Niro insisting on authenticity, including realistic scenes of breaking into a safe using water-filled explosives.

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