La apuesta perfecta

Título original: Even Money

2006
R
1h 53min

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Kim Basinger, Danny DeVito, Ray Liotta, Tim Roth, Kelsey Grammer, Jay Mohr, Forest Whitaker, and Nick Cannon in La apuesta perfecta (2006)

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Crime Drama

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Premios
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Coach Washington
(as Charlie Robinson)

Ray Liotta

Carson Brown

Nicole

Jay Mohr

Augie

Grant Sullivan

Murph

Jamie Galen

Writer in Coffee Shop
(as a different name)

Shanelle Gray

Jill
(as Shanelle Workman)

Tim Roth

Victor

Suzanne Covington

Lady Winner

Danny DeVito

Walter

Philip Perlman

Retiree
(as Phil Pearlman)

Adele Perlman

Female Retiree

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Curiosidades
When Kelsey Grammer's character first goes to see Tim Roth's character early on in the film, on the table in Roth's home is a decorative piece made to look like Seattle's Space Needle. Grammer's sitcom, "Frasier" takes place in Seattle and the opening credits of the show display an outline of the Space Needle and other buildings.

Pifias
When Walter is throwing cards in Three Card Monte, he has three cards from a blue deck of Bicycle cards. However, the queen of hearts he shows the spectators does not have the same face or design one would find in a Bicycle deck.

Citas
Detective Brunner: Like I said we're all chasin somethin. More money. More love. What we're really looking for is more life. But sometimes you go looking for more, and you wind up with less. It's a beautiful world. We ought to be satisfied. But the truth is... we all want more. Some take a chance for the rush of winning. Some for love. But you can't have your dream without laying something on the line. The key is not to risk what you can't afford to lose. You might think you're different. But someday... you're gonna want more too. The question is... What are you willing to lay on the line?

Créditos adicionales
some of the opening credits are partially obscured by things, such as a car door, and a person walking.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Georgia Rule/Away from Her/The Ex/28 Weeks Later/Civic Duty (2007)

Banda sonora
Sons of Westwood
Written by Jerry Livingston, Kelly James and Bill Hansen
©1963 Hallmark Music Company (ASCAP)

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7/10

An Inside Perspective On This Film

I worked in Hollywood when this script made the rounds. (I've now come to my senses and make my living in another field.)

I can tell you that it was a fantastic script. Highly ambitious.

The reason it is not as good a movie as the screenplay is due to the producer and the director.

It's a shame because it should have been a fantastic movie.

Trust me when I say that all the stars got attached because of the script. None of them got paid near what they usually make. (The producer is notoriously cheap.)

There are some wonderful moments which remain, but when I watched it, I just wanted to get back in the business and remake it as it should have been made the first time!

Pity.

A lot of things need to come together to make a great film.