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Yes, Vidal Gandolfo knows about the con. In the final twist of Nine Queens, it is revealed that the entire movie was a setup orchestrated by Juan (Sebastian) to swindle Marcos. Vidal Gandolfo (played by Ignasi Abadal) is not a real stamp collector but an actor/confederate hired by Juan to play the role of the mark. He appears in the final scene at the warehouse, celebrating with the rest of the team (Juan, Valeria, Sandler, Berta, and the motorcycle thieves).
Based on the premise of the film Nine Queens (Nueve Reinas), the "con" is the elaborate and layered scheme orchestrated primarily by the character Juan (played by Gastón Pauls) against Marcos (played by Ricardo Darín), who initially believes he is the experienced mentor teaching the rookie.
Vidal Gandolfo is the character who plays the role of the very wealthy, ailing businessman (or the representative of the wealthy businessman) who is supposed to be the target of the rare stamp sale.
Here is a breakdown of what Vidal Gandolfo's character knows and does not know about the layers of the con:
Vidal Gandolfo's character is fully aware of the entire, deep-level deception. He is one of the key players in the ultimate plot twist.
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In conclusion, Vidal Gandolfo's character is not a victim of the con; he is an active, essential collaborator in the ultimate deception aimed at Marcos.
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