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| February 14th, 1997
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Clint Eastwood |
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David Baldacci, William Goldman |
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Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman, Ed Harris, Judy Davis, Laura Linney, Scott Glenn |
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Columbia Pictures, Castle Rock Entertainment |
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absolutepower.com |
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R |
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$50,045,000 |
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Luther Whitney (CLINT EASTWOOD) is a technician, a craftsman and a solitary perfectionist. Those who know his work would say that he is, in fact, an artist. His business is done with meticulous care and his life is an accumulation of details, all of which must be executed with patience and precision. Luther Whitney is among the very best at what he does because he is well versed in the art of deception. He has the benefit of experience and he is an expert at disguise. He is also very careful to avoid any public acknowledgment for his skill. His silence is essential. Vanity would lead to his imprisonment because Luther Whitney is a master thief. "Absolute Power," is Luther Whitney's story. Close to retirement after years in prison, he has chosen a last, high profile target in order to end his career. He has also prepared himself down to the last, seemingly insignificant detail. However, even a burglary that has been carefully planned by Luther Whitney will have its unexpected moments.
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