Daring Game (1983)
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Daring game |
| Original title | Stacy's Knights |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1983 |
| length | 100 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Jim Wilson |
| script | Michael Blake |
| production |
Ann Locktov , David L. Peterson , Freddy Sweet , Jim Wilson |
| music | Norton Buffalo |
| camera | Raoul Lomas |
| cut | Bonnie Koehler |
| occupation | |
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Daring game (original title: Stacy's Knights ; alternative title: The Revenge of the Gray Mouse ) is an American feature film from 1983.
action
Shy young Stacy Lancaster is a passionate blackjack card player. One day she meets Will Bonner, who is in a casino in Reno, Nevada . He watches Stacy, who is very skilled at playing cards. He encourages her to train as a professional card player from him and a love affair develops between the two of them. Because Stacy wins over $ 20,000, the casino operator stops her with a knockout bat , a croupier playing wrong. When Stacy wants to see the cards, the team is kicked out of the casino. Because Will makes threats, he is later pushed off a bridge by a gang of thugs from the casino operator and dies. Stacy then puts together a team of professional card players and trains them. An open-hearted lady with the prospect of an amorous adventure puts her on the casino operator and earns $ 660,000 with the team. When the casino people finally hunt them down, they flee in their vehicle.
Reviews
The lexicon of international film writes that the production tries "his story without the mechanisms and stereotypes of the 'big' Hollywood cinema to tell" comes "here but rarely teleplay level" addition.
Web links
- Gamble in the Internet Movie Database (English)