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Philip Seymour Hoffman | Dan Mahowny | |
Minnie Driver | Belinda | |
John Hurt | Victor Foss | |
Maury Chaykin | Frank Perlin | |
Ian Tracey | Det. Ben Lock | |
Sonja Smits | Dana Selkirk | |
K.C. Collins | Bernie | |
Jason Blicker | Dave Quinson | |
Vince Corazza | Doug | |
Roger Dunn | Bill Gooden | |
Gary Brennan | Man in Ice Rink | |
Brona Brown | Teller | |
Tannis Burnett | Mary the Teller | |
Michael Caruana | Alex Retsnor | |
Philip Craig | Briggs | |
Matthew Ferguson | Martin | |
Eric Fink | Psychologist | |
Tanya Henley | Teller |
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Producer | Seaton McLean
Andrias Hamori Bradley Adams Damon Bryant Andras Hamori Alessandro Camon |
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Writer | Maurice Chauvet
Gary Stephen Ross |
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Cinematography | Oliver Curtis
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Musician | The Insects
Richard Grassby-Lewis |
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To some it's a game. To others it's a habit. But to Brian Mahowny - beating the odds is everything. Based on the true story of the largest one-man bank fraud in Canadian history, Philip Seymour Hoffman (The Talented Mr. Ripley), Minnie Driver (Good Will Hunting) and John Hurt (Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone) star in the coolest, smartest, most stylish thriller of the year! Dan Mahowny (Hoffman) is a mild-mannered bank manager with a nasty gambling habit and a job that gives him access to a $20 million account. When a major losing streak leaves him busted and unable to cover his losses, Mahowny develops an ingenious plan to play the bank against the casino. But with time running out and the odds stacked against him, obsession becomes compulsion and the thrill of the bet is quickly replaced with a primal desire to stay in the game. "Engrossing, wryly funny and strangely poetic!" - Glenn Kenny, Premiere |
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