It is a truism that if you've seen one con man movie you've seen them all, and "Matchstick Men" probably ... and goes to see a shrink, Dr. Klein (Bruce Altman). It comes out soon enough that ...

“Matchstick Men” gambles that a movie about ... Once he has his patient stabilized, Dr. Klein (Bruce Altman) probes his past. Quickly — maybe a little too quickly — the shrink hits the ...

His shrink is out of town, there is no other choice for him but to go to a new one, Dr. Klein (Altman), who not only provides him with another colour of pills, but also pries into his past ...

Ridley Scott's "Matchstick Men" tells three stories ... and only the pills prescribed by Dr. Klein (Bruce Altman) seem to hold him together at all. When he spills his pills down the drain and ...

Ridley Scott, who directed this twisting tale of two con men and the nymphet who comes ... Bruce Altman’s low-key, bemused Dr. Klein. Through the good doctor, Roy at last makes contact with ...

Ridley Scott's "Matchstick Men" tells three stories each ... He goes into spasms of compulsive behavior and only the pills prescribed by Dr. Klein (Bruce Altman) seem to hold him together at ...

Matchstick Men opens with images of luxury ... Rather than simply write out a new prescription, though, Dr Klein (Bruce Altman) insists that Roy should reflect a little on his past mistakes ...

Give him a stutter or a tic, and he's on it like white on rice. But his tic tack wears thin in Matchstick Men, in which Cage's L.A. con man suffers obsessive-compulsive disorder. The character's ...

Forecast: A film based on the book is scheduled to be released in the summer of 2003, with some big names attached (Ridley Scott is the director, Nicholas Cage the star). Garcia's growing ...