Furio Scarpelli

Welcome to Collinwood -- A group of sad sacks (George Clooney, William H. Macy) living in a rundown neighborhood all have one thing in common - they need money, and aren't especially fussy about how they get it.

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly -- Set during the Civil War, three disparate drifters, including Clint Eastwood as the iconic 'Man With No Name,' search for a Confederate cash box containing $200,000, which is hidden in a distant cemetery in an unmarked grave.

Meet a bunch of crazy, off-the-wall characters who would buy the American Dream, if only they could afford the down-payment. There's Weslake, out of work but never short of hope; Boardwalk, a pimp with a heart of gold and a baby; Ramon, a part-time electrician who specializes in hot wiring cars; Dillard, a permanent resident of outer space; Turtle, a little guy with a big appetite; and Maxine, a diligent meter maid who's on the make. They're all "customers" of Melvin Garvey's Pawn Shop. He's the meanest, money-hungriest man in town. He owns a safe that hold the answer to their prayers...the gold at the end of the rainbow. With the right direction, they might bungle their way to success…if just one of them knew where they were going.

A group of sad sacks living in a rundown neighborhood in Cleveland all have one thing in common - they need money, and aren't especially fussy about how they get it. These five hapless misfits band together to try and pull off the greatest job they've ever heard of with the help of a safe-cracker confined to a wheelchair. When their plans go awry, this army of eccentrics find themselves gaining more then they lose. With an all-star cast, including Academy Award and Golden Globe-nominee and Emmy-winner William H. Macy ("Sahara," "Seabiscuit"), Academy Award and Golden Globe-winner George Clooney ("Good Night, And Good Luck"), Emmy winner Patricia Clarkson ("Pieces of April"), Emmy-winner Michael Jeter ("Jurassic Park III"), Isaiah Washington (TV's "Grey's Anatomy"), Sam Rockwell ("Charlie's Angels"), Luis Guzman ("Anger Management"), and Jennifer Esposito ("Crash"). Directed and written by Emmy-winners Anthony and Joe Russo and produced by George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh.