अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंJeff Wincott plays a gambler who puts his life on the line to buy his way out of the clutches of a mobster.Jeff Wincott plays a gambler who puts his life on the line to buy his way out of the clutches of a mobster.Jeff Wincott plays a gambler who puts his life on the line to buy his way out of the clutches of a mobster.
Ray 'Boom Boom' Mancini
- Charlie
- (as Ray Mancini)
Cole S. McKay
- Shotgun
- (as Cole McKay)
Tony 'Satch' Williams
- Sacth
- (as Tony Williams)
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क्या आपको पता है
- ट्रिवियाSteven Vincent Leigh's personal trainer for the film was a former European bodybuilding champion. Jeff Wincott, impressed by how muscular Leigh was getting and not wanting to be outdone, began working with the trainer as well. It became a competition between the two as to who could get in more impressive shape, and as a result, the two become noticeably more muscular throughout the film.
फीचर्ड रिव्यू
PM Entertainment was a company putting out dtv action titles and the odd exploitation piece in the 90's home video heyday. Not quite reaching the name recognition of Cannon Films, but relative in terms of film quality. They would often team up with b movie stars of varying degrees and 'Deadly Bet' is one of the more solid titles I've seen from them.
Before former fighter & degenerate gambler Angelo (Jeff Wincott) and his girlfriend Isabella (Charlene Tilton) can get out of Vegas the addiction grabs hold one more time. He places a foolish bet with local bookie and fellow fighter Rico (Steven Vincent Leigh) and proceeds to lose not only all their money but the love of his life.
The story is stock. The kind of thing you've seen tons of times before. A fighting tournament, the local mob and a redemption arch for the broken main character. However it's carried out with the right amount of energy, tone and most importantly the fight sequences are well filmed & deliver.
Jeff plays a convincing gambler who doesn't initially want to change, hear the truth or admit it. Oh yeah plus he's a bit of an alcoholic. Shaping up allows him to flex some acting and get a training montage. Leigh makes for a decent end opponent though he's not the level of cliché slime like most villains. The tournament itself is a speedy deal hinting at their budget limitations, but 'Deadly Bet' satisfied.
Before former fighter & degenerate gambler Angelo (Jeff Wincott) and his girlfriend Isabella (Charlene Tilton) can get out of Vegas the addiction grabs hold one more time. He places a foolish bet with local bookie and fellow fighter Rico (Steven Vincent Leigh) and proceeds to lose not only all their money but the love of his life.
The story is stock. The kind of thing you've seen tons of times before. A fighting tournament, the local mob and a redemption arch for the broken main character. However it's carried out with the right amount of energy, tone and most importantly the fight sequences are well filmed & deliver.
Jeff plays a convincing gambler who doesn't initially want to change, hear the truth or admit it. Oh yeah plus he's a bit of an alcoholic. Shaping up allows him to flex some acting and get a training montage. Leigh makes for a decent end opponent though he's not the level of cliché slime like most villains. The tournament itself is a speedy deal hinting at their budget limitations, but 'Deadly Bet' satisfied.
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- 28 अग॰ 2023
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