Lucky Number Slevin

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Unravel the Kansas City Shuffle in the World of Lucky Number Slevin

A case of mistaken identity thrusts Slevin into a deadly feud between two crime bosses, while a mysterious hitman lurks. With twists tighter than a Mobius strip, revenge, deception, and mistaken identities weave a masterful crime caper.

Lucky Number Slevin Trivia

What is the alternate title for the movie "Lucky Number Slevin" in some countries? (Genius)

#1: Killer Number Slevin

#2: The Wrong Man

#3: Hitman Slevin

#4: Slevin Seven

Who directed the movie "Lucky Number Slevin"? (Expert)

#1: Quentin Tarantino

#2: Guy Ritchie

#3: Paul McGuigan

#4: Martin Scorsese

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Lucky Number Slevin Fun Facts

The movie Lucky Number Slevin uses the word Kansas City Shuffle twenty-three times.

Bruce Willis's character, Mr. Goodkat, was originally written for Josh Hartnett.

Lucky Number Slevin Polls

Who is your favorite character in Lucky Number Slevin

Slevin Kelevra

Mr. Goodkat

The Boss

Lindsey

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What is your favorite plot twist in Lucky Number Slevin?

The Kansas City Shuffle

Goodkat's true identity

Nick Fisher's mistake

The final showdown

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Popular Characters

Slevin Kelevra

Lindsey

Mr. Goodcat

The Boss

Detective Bruce

Nick Fisher

Huntsman

Sarah

Rabbi

Lindsey's Father

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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March 11, 2006

Release of Lucky Number Slevin

Lucky Number Slevin, a neo-noir crime thriller film directed by Paul McGuigan, was released in the United States.

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2005

Filming of Lucky Number Slevin

Principal photography for Lucky Number Slevin took place, marking the production phase of the film.

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2004

Casting Announcements for Lucky Number Slevin

The main cast, including Josh Hartnett, Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, and Lucy Liu, was announced for Lucky Number Slevin.

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