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Henry Gondorff

Paul Newman

Johnny Hooker

Robert Redford

Doyle Lonnegan

Robert Shaw

Lt. Wm. Snyder

Charles Durning

J.J. Singleton

Ray Walston

Billie

Eileen Brennan

Kid Twist

Harold Gould

Eddie Niles

John Heffernan

F.B.I. Agent Polk

Dana Elcar

Erie Kid

Jack Kehoe

Loretta

Dimitra Arliss

Luther Coleman

Robert Earl Jones

Mottola

James Sloyan

Floyd (Bodyguard)

Charles Dierkop

Bodyguard

Lee Paul

Crystal

Sally Kirkland

Benny Garfield

Avon Long

Combs

Arch Johnson

Granger

Ed Bakey

Cole

Brad Sullivan

Riley

John Quade

Train Conductor

Larry D. Mann

Burlesque House Comedian

Leonard Barr

Alva Coleman

Paulene Myers

Black Gloved Gunman

Joe Tornatore

Duke Boudreau

Jack Collins

Curly Jackson

Tom Spratley

Greer

Kenneth O'Brien

Western Union Executive

Ken Sansom

Louise Coleman

Ta-Tanisha

Roulette Dealer

William Benedict

Bill Clayton from Pittsburgh (uncredited)

Robert Brubaker

Kid Twist's Wife (uncredited)

Kathleen Freeman

Landlady (uncredited)

Susan French

Lacey the Bouncer (uncredited)

Bruce Kimball

Landlord (uncredited)

Alexander Lockwood

FBI Agent Chuck (uncredited)

Chuck Morrell

Mr. Jameson from Chicago (uncredited)

Byron Morrow

Lady in Phone Booth (uncredited)

Pearl Shear

Bank Officer (uncredited)

Arthur Tovey

Gambling Den Boss (uncredited)

Guy Way

Art Direction

Henry Bumstead

Executive Producer

Richard D. Zanuck

Editor

William Reynolds

Stunts

Dean Smith

Set Costumer

Bernie Pollack

Costume Design

Edith Head

Executive Producer

David Brown

Director

George Roy Hill

Director of Photography

Robert Surtees

Music Arranger

Marvin Hamlisch

Producer

Julia Phillips

Producer

Michael Phillips

Writer

David S. Ward

Sound

Ronald Pierce

Set Decoration

James W. Payne

Script Supervisor

Charlsie Bryant

Makeup Artist

Rick Sharp

Producer

Tony Bill

Associate Producer

Robert Crawford Jr.

Music

Billy Byers

Sound

Dennis C. Salcedo

Casting

William Batliner

Casting

Robert J. LaSanka

Special Effects

Bob Warner

Second Assistant Director

Charles Dismukes

Hairstylist

Connie Nichols

Visual Effects

Albert Whitlock

Camera Operator

Charles W. Short

Makeup Artist

Gary Liddiard

Stunts

Mickey Gilbert

Set Costumer

Peter V. Saldutti

Makeup Artist

Mark Reedall

Unit Publicist

Eileen Peterson

Stunts

John Moio

First Assistant Director

Ray Gosnell Jr.

Makeup Artist

Jim Gillespie

Production Manager

Ernest B. Wehmeyer

Stunts

Steven Burnett

Set Costumer

Andrea E. Weaver

Technical Advisor

John Scarne

Sound

Robert Bertrand

Title Illustration

Jaroslav Gebr

Music

Scott Joplin

Property Master

Julius Rosenkrantz

John Chard

Not only does it sting, it floats like a butterfly as well. Academy Award Winner Best Picture, Academy Award Winner Best Director-George Roy Hill, Academy Award Winner Best Screenplay-David S. Ward, Academy Award Winner Best Editing-William Reynolds, Academy Award Winner Best Song Score-Marvin Hamlisch, Academy Award Winner Best Art Direction/Set Decoration-Bumstead & Payne, Academy Award Winner Best Costume Design-Edith Head, Nominated for Best Actor (Redford), Best Cinematography, Best Sound. Few films can draw me in and indulge me on repeat viewings like The Sting does, it was barely 36 hours ago when I sat there talking to the screen offering advice like I was in the flipping film. I have seen it written that the film's success was only garnered because of the star appeal of the leads! Well for starters that is an insult to Robert Shaw who may be accused of overdoing it at times, but his portrayal of Lonnegan is a complete joy, witness the fury on his face during an on train poker game as the irrepressible Newman does comedy gold. Visually the film is a delight, and the story fuses together to culminate in an ending that not only stings with impact; but also floats like a cinematic butterfly. 10/10