The Happy Thieves

Eve Lewis

Jimmy Bourne

Jean Marie Calbert

Dr. Victor Muñoz

Cayetano the Bullfighter

Mr. Pickett the Art Expert

Mrs. Pickett (as Britta Ekman)

Spanish Police Inspector

Antonio, Prado Museum Guard

Chern, Lawyer / Fence (uncredited)

Prado Museum Guard (uncredited)

Girl (uncredited)

Señor Elek, Hotel Bourne Desk Clerk (uncredited)

Police Official

Prado Museum Guard (uncredited)

Jimmy Bourne exhibits the cut or scratch that he received from his wife Eve before she hits him.

The painting, known as the "Rokeby Venus" is by Velazquez and is his only known nude. It moved to England in 1813 to hang in Rokeby Park, Yorkshire. The painting was purchased by National Art Collections Fund in 1906 for the National Gallery, London. The suffragette Mary Richardson attacked and badly damaged the painting in 1914 but it was restored and returned to display.

The triptych would have been wet, yet when exchanging it for the Goya, the thieves place it face down on the floor, even sliding it a bit; no marks or smudges appear when it is hung up.

Jimmy Bourne: A man is nothing without his profession.

Jimmy Bourne: [as Eve grabs a drink from a tray and tosses it back] But Eve, that's a *martini*.