Stealing God 2005
"Sometimes even the wrong decision can lead you in the right direction"
In Dave Swuz's sharp 2005 comedy *Stealing God*, two struggling actors scrape together a desperate scheme to reinvent themselves—by launching a fraudulent Christian television ministry.
Director: Dave Swuz
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Stealing God (2005) about?
*Stealing God* follows two unemployed actors who stage a scam Christian TV show, turning their act of desperation into an unexpected path to riches. Their outrageous scheme spirals into a wild ride of lies and laughter, testing their wits, morals, and luck along the way.
Who directed Stealing God?
Dave Swuz directed *Stealing God*, bringing a sharp comedic eye to the film's satirical take on faith and fortune.
Who stars in Stealing God?
The film features Jessica Mathews and Tony Conte in the lead roles, supported by Jerry Eisinger, Mari Coscarelli, and Lisa Curtis.
Is Stealing God (2005) worth watching?
With its genre blend of comedy and satire, *Stealing God* offers a fun, fast-paced escape for fans of offbeat humor. While it doesn't aim for deep storytelling, its quirky charm and energetic performances make it a lighthearted watch for those curious about its unique premise.
How long is Stealing God?
The runtime of *Stealing God* is 93 minutes.
About Stealing God (2005) — The comedy where fraud meets faith and fortune follows fast
In Dave Swuz's sharp 2005 comedy *Stealing God*, two struggling actors scrape together a desperate scheme to reinvent themselves—by launching a fraudulent Christian television ministry. Their sketchy plan spirals into a chaotic, sidesplitting journey that transforms them into unlikely "Holy Millionaires" overnight. Set against the glittery backdrop of late-night televangelism, the film blends satire with slapstick energy, exploring themes of ambition, deception, and the absurd lengths people go to escape financial ruin.
With a tight 93-minute runtime, *Stealing God* balances irreverent humor with moments of surprisingly candid self-reflection. Jessica Mathews and Tony Conte lead the charge as the duo at the heart of the con, their chemistry driving the story's unpredictable twists. Packed with quirky characters and a dash of social commentary, this offbeat comedy delivers a comedic punch while poking fun at the sacred and the shameless alike.