Lucky Losers

1950
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1h 10min

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William 'Billy' Benedict, Hillary Brooke, Bernard Gorcey, Leo Gorcey, Buddy Gorman, Huntz Hall, Lyle Talbot, and Wendy Waldron in Lucky Losers (1950)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaTo solve the death of a friend, the boys go to gambling school, then go undercover as croupiers in an illegal gambling house.To solve the death of a friend, the boys go to gambling school, then go undercover as croupiers in an illegal gambling house.To solve the death of a friend, the boys go to gambling school, then go undercover as croupiers in an illegal gambling house.

Dirección
- William Beaudine
Guión
- Charles R. Marion
- Bert Lawrence
Reparto principal

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Dirección
- William Beaudine
Guión
- Charles R. Marion
- Bert Lawrence
Reparto principal

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Curiosidades
The console television in McDermott's office is a 1950 Admiral model 39X36 with a 16 inch black and white screen. The right side of the cabinet houses a radio and turntable. Retail price was $499.99, which is the equivalent to a bit over $6,125 in 2022.

Pifias
After Stone's death, all the spinning newspaper banners are printed with "Vol. XLIX, No. 1," even though days pass after the death and investigation. The number would have incremented each day.

Citas
Slip Mahoney: I'm gonna powder my nose.
Sach Jones: Yeah, but your nose ain't shiny.
Slip Mahoney: Your head'll be shiny if you don't shut up!

Conexiones
Followed by Triple Trouble (1950)

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6/10

It's A Natch, Satch

Lucky Losers has our set of overage delinquents from the Bowery investigating some illegal gambling after a prominent Wall Street broker commits 'suicide'. Selmar Jackson had gotten Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall jobs on Wall Street and the boys take his demise quite personal.

Their investigation leads them to a gambling club, illegal of course, that's operated by Lyle Talbot and his mostly fetching moll Hillary Brooke. In order to crash that world they get a course in how to be a crooked gambler and what to watch out for by small time grifter Harry Tyler. The scenes with Tyler are the best in the film.

This is a pretty good entry in The Bowery Boys series, a must for fans of the eternal delinquents.