Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuFrankie Peterson has taken money from the mob. Now they want it back.Frankie Peterson has taken money from the mob. Now they want it back.Frankie Peterson has taken money from the mob. Now they want it back.
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Got this movie because my sister really likes Freddie Prinze Jr. and he seems pretty cool to me. He plays a pretty unlikable small-time collector for a bookie played by Peter Falk. The plot is pretty straightforward and slow-developing but the characters and dialogue make it easy to watch. I could watch this one again especially for Lauren Holly's performance as a gambler's long-suffering wife.
I can't believe that this was a movie made for video. The acting and direction are so tight that I would have been glad to go the theater to see it.
Peter Falk is very believable as the stained-by-life bookie with a generous heart. Freddie Prinze, Jr is chilling as the cocky and arrogant nephew of the underboss. He is down right COLD! He deserves his fame.
The rest of the cast is simply terrific. My only beef: Everyone should have had Bostonian accents since they were in Boston.
7 out of 10 stars. A joy to watch.
Peter Falk is very believable as the stained-by-life bookie with a generous heart. Freddie Prinze, Jr is chilling as the cocky and arrogant nephew of the underboss. He is down right COLD! He deserves his fame.
The rest of the cast is simply terrific. My only beef: Everyone should have had Bostonian accents since they were in Boston.
7 out of 10 stars. A joy to watch.
I loved every moment of the movie. The plot and the characters were believable. Peter Falk, Tyne Daly, and Lauren Holly were great as usual. Lauren Holly's character's sacrifice for her worthless husband was heartbreaking. I encourage people to watch it.
Excellent performance by Peter Falk as a man of good values reduced to making a living as a bookie. He is wealthy in the love he shares with Tyne Daly in a good performance as his loving wife. Tim Hutton plays a useless drunken loser and Ms. Holly gives a fine performance as his loyal wife. Freddie Prinze Jr. gives a posterboy performance for just say no to cocaine.
well i happened upon this movie on VHS at the thrift store. i feel like i just wasted 5 hours of my life, although the movie run time was probably under 2. it opened up with frank vincent and tony cirico a la sopranos, 2 excellent mafia actors... in an "introduction/set-up scene". "wow, this should be interesting..." i thought to myself. it held my attention through ACT I, but "petered" out quickly. freddie prinze seemed miscast for this. but that is a moot point... i'm only writing this review to forwarn potential viewers... do not waste your time. do not be swindled in by the cast names. it is a waste of a cast. lauren holly is excellent in her role in and of itself - i'll say at least that. But Bottom Line: there's no point dissecting the misgivings in plot, premise, plausibility and aesthetics... it's just a bad movie.
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- WissenswertesPremiered on Cinemax after it could not find a distributor for a theatrical release.
- Patzer00:39:13 Tony takes a toast from the upended Champagne bottle. Anyone who has done this knows the agitation releases the CO2 and floods the drinker with a torrent of bubbles too vigorous to hold in the mouth.
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Written by Barbara L. Jordan and William Peterkin
Performed by Pete Peterkin
Courtesy of Heavy Hitters
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- 1 Std. 30 Min.(90 min)
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