The dust collector

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Movie
German title The dust collector
Original title The Baltimore Bullet
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1980
length 103 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Robert Ellis Miller
script John Brascia
Robert Vincent O'Neill
production John Brascia
music Johnny Almond
camera James Crabe
cut Jerry Brady
occupation

The Abstauber (alternative title: The Man from Baltimore ) is an American comedy directed by Robert Ellis Miller from 1980 .

action

The Pool -As Nick Casey, nicknamed "Baltimore Bullet" is a legendary player who has his best days already behind. He lives hand to mouth with his buddy Billie Joe. He plays successfully and thus finances his living. Billie, who is also an excellent player, also lives from gambling, but regularly gambled away large amounts of money at poker.

When the professional player "The Deacon" is released from prison, Casey has one goal: to compete against the deacon. This one is extremely rich and regularly plays against challengers, the odds being around 1:10. He usually wins because he has better nerves than the challengers. Casey and Billie try to win a minimum bet of 20,000, which they finally succeed. Until then, you will always find yourself in dangerous situations. After a pool tournament, Casey finally meets the deacon and plays for over $ 200,000.

background

criticism

The lexicon of international films describes the film as "sometimes a bit crude, but generally entertaining comedy"

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Article in the film dictionary
  2. The dusting. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used