Capone's Lost Treasure 1994
Step into the golden era of gangster comedies with *Capone's Lost Treasure* (1994), Robert Hicks' quirky blend of nostalgia and dark humor.
Director: Robert Hicks
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Capone's Lost Treasure (1994) about?
The film follows three elderly mobsters living comfortably in a Chicago nursing home, unaware that their art teacher is about to uncover their dark past. When a menacing art collector threatens them over a long-lost relic from their Capone-era heists, the trio must confront their gangland history to protect their secret—and possibly their futures.
Who directed Capone's Lost Treasure?
Robert Hicks directed this 1994 gangster comedy, blending humor with a touch of crime drama.
Who stars in Capone's Lost Treasure?
The film features Samantha Carpel, James E. Christopher, Loring Stevenson, and Otis Wilson as the trio of retired gangsters, alongside Reginald Chevalier in a supporting role.
Is Capone's Lost Treasure (1994) worth watching?
While *Capone's Lost Treasure* isn't a blockbuster, it's a charming and underrated gem for fans of 1990s gangster comedies. Its mix of nostalgia, humor, and unexpected twists makes it a nostalgic delight for viewers who enjoy lighthearted crime films with a side of heart.
How long is Capone's Lost Treasure?
The film runs for 95 minutes.
About Capone's Lost Treasure (1994) — A 1990s gangster comedy with unexpected twists
Step into the golden era of gangster comedies with *Capone's Lost Treasure* (1994), Robert Hicks' quirky blend of nostalgia and dark humor. Set in a Chicago nursing home, the film follows three retired mobsters—once key players in Al Capone's infamous organization—who relish their peaceful retirement under the care of art teacher Michelle. Their tranquility shatters when Dagmar Speer, a cunning European art collector, arrives demanding a long-forgotten relic tied to a botched gangland deal from the 1930s. As the trio grapples with their past, the film weaves a tale of camaraderie, redemption, and the absurdity of aging gangsters trying to outrun their notorious history.
Filled with sharp wit, slapstick humor, and a touch of crime drama, *Capone's Lost Treasure* delivers a unique twist on the buddy-comedy genre. The atmosphere crackles with nostalgia, painting a vivid picture of Chicago's Prohibition era through the eyes of its elderly protagonists. With its mix of laughter and suspense, the movie invites viewers to reflect on legacy, loyalty, and the farcical side of life's second acts.