Director: Robert Altman

Writer: Joseph Walsh

Producers: Robert Altman; Joseph Walsh

Keywords: Drama, Poker

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Jeff Goldblum	Actor	22-Oct-1952		The Fly
Elliott Gould	Actor	29-Aug-1938		Trapper John in M*A*S*H film
Ann Prentiss	Actor	27-Nov-1939	12-Jan-2010	Sgt. Candy Kane on Captain Nice
Bert Remsen	Actor	25-Feb-1925	22-Apr-1999	American character actor
Jack Riley	Actor	30-Dec-1935	19-Aug-2016	Elliot Carlin on The Bob Newhart Show
George Segal	Actor	13-Feb-1934		Fun with Dick and Jane

CAST

starring
George Segal	...   Bill Denny
Elliott Gould	...   Charlie Waters
also starring
Gwen Welles	...   Susan Peters
Ann Prentiss	...   Barbara Miller
Edward Walsh	...   Lew
Bert Remsen	...   Helen Brown
Joseph Walsh	...   Sparkie
Barbara London	...   Lady on the Bus
Barbara Ruick	...   Reno Barmaid
Jay Fletcher	...   Robber
Jeff Goldblum	...   Lloyd Harris
Barbara Colby	...   Receptionist
Vince Palmieri	...   First Bartender
Alyce Passman	...   Go-Go Girl
Joanne Strauss	...   Mother
Jack Riley	...   Second Bartender
Sierra Bandit	...   Woman at Bar
John Considine	...   Man at Bar
Eugene Troobnick	...   Harvey
Richard Kennedy	...   Used Car Salesman
John Winston	...   Tenor
Bill Duffy	...   Kenny
Mike Greene	...   Reno Dealer
Tom Signorelli	...   Nugie
Sharon Compton	...   Nugie's Wife
California Club Poker Players
Arnold Herzstein	...   Poker Player
Alvin Weissman	...   Poker Player
Marc Cavell	...   Poker Player
Mickey Fox	...   Poker Player
Carolyn Lohmann	...   Poker Player
Reno Poker Players
"Amarillo Slim" Preston	...   Poker Player
Harry Drackett	...   Poker Player
Ted Say	...   Poker Player
Winston Lee	...   Poker Player
Thomas Hal Phillips	...   Poker Player
A. J. Hood	...   Poker Player

REVIEWS

Review by Ryan (posted on 5-Mar-2005)

I've never given a review before and I am no critic, I am simply a movie lover and know good film when I see it. I was mesemerized by the realism of this film, I was once a gambler and lived a fast life and this was the first movie of it's type that stirred genuine emotions from that past -- it was dead on. Elliott Gould knew his character and portrayed him brilliantly. The reason I wrote this however, was to applaud one of the best endings I've ever witnessed in film. "It doesn't mean a fucking thing does it..." , one of the best one liners ever uttered in film to my knowledge. That one line conveys the bigger picture of the two characters and one I may never forget. I only gave this picture three and a half stars because I felt some of the writing was a bit weak. But I loved the film and will be on the lookout for more films with Elliott Gould. See this film!

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