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Tucci's Mona Lisa Heist Hits Prime Video

Stanley Tucci stars in 'Masterplan', a heist film about stealing the Mona Lisa, arriving on Prime Video October 16.

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By StartupHub.ai Staff, reviewed by Daniel Singer, Editor

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Stanley Tucci in Masterplan, a heist film on Prime Video
Stanley Tucci stars in 'Masterplan,' coming to Prime Video October 16.Credit: Amazon News
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Tucci's Mona Lisa HeistCore
Stanley Tucci stars in a new heist film
From the article 2 mentionsTucci plays a master thief who enlists two young strangers, a cybercrime expert and an explosives specialist, to help him steal the Mona Lisa.
Filmed in EuropeContext
From the articleIt is a co-production between Gaumont and Amazon MGM Studios, filmed across France and Italy.
Masterplan FilmContext
Heist film about stealing the Mona Lisa
From the article 4 mentionsStanley Tucci is set to star as a legendary thief in the upcoming heist film Masterplan, premiering exclusively on Prime Video on October 16.
Familial TwistDriver
Master thief reunites with long-lost children
From the articleThe film, an original production from Amazon, promises a high-stakes caper with a familial twist.
Teaser Trailer ReleasedEffect
From the articleThe official teaser trailer has been released, giving a glimpse into the plot.
New Family TeamContext
Cyber expert and explosives specialist join father
From the articleThrown into an unexpected reunion, this new family must learn to cooperate and overcome their differences to pull off the audacious heist.
Audacious HeistDriver
Family must cooperate to steal the Mona Lisa
From the article 2 mentionsThrown into an unexpected reunion, this new family must learn to cooperate and overcome their differences to pull off the audacious heist.
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From the articleStanley Tucci is set to star as a legendary thief in the upcoming heist film Masterplan, premiering exclusively on Prime Video on October 16.

Stanley Tucci is set to star as a legendary thief in the upcoming heist film Masterplan, premiering exclusively on Prime Video on October 16. The film, an original production from Amazon, promises a high-stakes caper with a familial twist.

The official teaser trailer has been released, giving a glimpse into the plot. Tucci plays a master thief who enlists two young strangers, a cybercrime expert and an explosives specialist, to help him steal the Mona Lisa. The twist? They are his long-lost children.

Masterplan: Plot and Cast

Thrown into an unexpected reunion, this new family must learn to cooperate and overcome their differences to pull off the audacious heist. Simona Tabasco and Victor Belmondo co-star alongside Tucci.

The film is directed by Thomas Vincent, with a screenplay by BAFTA-winning David Wolstencroft. It is a co-production between Gaumont and Amazon MGM Studios, filmed across France and Italy.

How to Watch Masterplan

Masterplan will be available to stream in over 240 countries and territories worldwide on October 16. It is included with an Amazon Prime membership.

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TopicsMasterplanPrime VideoStanley TucciHeist FilmAmazon MGM StudiosMona Lisa

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