G-Man Joe Devine (Alec Baldwin, left) has a scheme: to trap mob boss John Gotti with a movie written by Hollywood wannabe Steven Schats (Matthew Broderick, right), who'd do just about anything to get the chance to direct.

Mobster Tommy Sanz (Tony Shaloub, left) brokers a teamster's deal with Joe (Alec Baldwin, right) in hopes of being a bigger hot shot in the mob.

Savvy Hollywood agent Fanny Nash (Joan Cusack, center) instructs members of the FBI on the dos and dont's of striking a deal in Hollywood.

Matthew Broderick, Alec Baldwin, and Toni Collette in The Last Shot (2004)

Joe (Alec Baldwin, left) confers with his brother, FBI cheif Jack Devine (Ray Liotta, right) on career options.

Joe (Alec Baldwin, left) and Steven (Matthew Broderick, right) take the first step in pursuing their dreams of becoming "big dogs" in Hollywood.

G-Man Joe Devine (Alec Baldwin, right) has a scheme: to trap mob boss John Gotti with a movie written by Hollywood wannabe Steven Schats (Matthew Broderick, left) who'd do just about anything to get the chance to direct.

Steven (Matthew Broderick, left), Joe (Alec Baldwin, center) and leading lady Emily French (Toni Collette, right) accept the key to Providence, Rhode Island as they begin production on the film, Arizona.

Matthew Broderick and Calista Flockhart in The Last Shot (2004)

Matthew Broderick in The Last Shot (2004)

Calista Flockhart in The Last Shot (2004)

Writer/director Jeff Nathanson (right) and producer David Hoberman (center) review a comedic shot with Matthew Broderick (left).

Jeff Nathanson (right) works out a scene with Matthew Broderick (left) and Toni Collette (center).

Alec Baldwin, Markus Baldwin, and Kimberly Demarse in The Last Shot (2004)