Movies like Stavisky...

Steven Spielberg's biographical crime film tells the story of Frank Abagnale, a master of deception who charms his way through various identities. Like Stavisky, Catch Me If You Can explores the intricate web of lies and performances required for an imposter to thrive.

Inspired by the FBI's ABSCAM operation of the late '70s and early '80s, American Hustle follows con artists and federal agents as they navigate the blurred lines of loyalty and deceit. The film's focus on flawed yet charismatic individuals in a world of glamour and corruption provides a modern echo to themes explored in Stavisky...

Set in the 1930s, this classic caper features con artists plotting a high-stakes game to avenge the death of their mutual friend. The Sting's stylish presentation of elaborate scams and the art of the grift would resonate with viewers who enjoy the plot twists and character complexities in Stavisky...

Set in turn-of-the-century Vienna, The Illusionist tells the story of a magician who uses his abilities to win back the love of his life and undermine the authority of the Crown Prince. The film blends romance and mystery, as well as themes of deception and the spectacle of performance, akin to the narrative of Stavisky...

Exploring the infamous quiz show scandals of the 1950s, Quiz Show offers a critical look at media manipulation and the nature of celebrity. Viewers who find the historical and ethical intrigues in Stavisky... compelling will appreciate the similar themes of illusion and public deception in Quiz Show.

While it's a heist film at its core, Inside Man features a complex plot that revolves around deception, negotiation, and the unpredictable nature of trust. Fans of Stavisky... might enjoy the combination of clever maneuvers and moral ambiguity that threads through this thriller.

The Hoax is based on the true story of Clifford Irving's faux biography of Howard Hughes, offering a nuanced look at a complex scam and the personality behind it. Like Stavisky, it reveals the enthralling and often hazardous mix of ambition, fraud, and the seductive power of storytelling.