Tacada Mortal

Título original: The Baltimore Bullet

1980
PG
1 h 43 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA tale of two hustlers trying to set up a big game.A tale of two hustlers trying to set up a big game.A tale of two hustlers trying to set up a big game.

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Curiosidades
While filming was underway, Omar Sharif was staying at a local hotel, and sent his cousin, who bears a slight resemblance, to tell the director Sharif was at the hotel. The director then rushed the cousin into makeup, mistaking him for Sharif himself.

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In the movie's closing credits, the billing of screenwriter Robert Vincent O'Neill is spelled correctly but in the film's opening credits the name is spelled incorrectly as Robert Vincent O'Neil.

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Featured in Vintage Video: When Time Ran Out... (1980) (2020)

Trilhas sonoras
Blond Billie
Music by Ronee Blakley and Artie Butler
Lyrics by Ronee Blakley

Best movie ever about pool hustlers

Baltimore Bullet is the best movie about pool hustlers ever produced. James Coburn is fantastic in a role that should have been nominated for an Oscar. But the absolute best in the film is the script. Great lines, always moving plot, all connected in a clever, funny and intriguing manner. Totally new stuff. (see how much directors and writers seemed to have learned from this one.) Other pool hustler movies were star showcases that gave a weak story at best, Baltimore Bullet racks em up. Anyone who watches this will enjoy the heck out of it, and watch it again, and again - I guarantee it! I just saw this for the first time and had not known it existed. At the screening, the host told us how Dolly Parton had been available for the film but the director disapproved. This should be screened at every Coburn retrospective, and also shown on AMC or TCM network. A great surprise find!