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Quite some time ago I was fortunate enough to interview two of the lovely actresses who starred in the following 23 minute promo made in 2014. It was Directed by: Riyaana Hartley and Vincent Tran; and Starred: Constance Brenneman, Lindsay Heath, with Angelica Bridges and Devon Coull.
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| [ WALK AWAY FROM A BARGAIN ] |
Gambling has long been a fixture in a number of films that have won critical acclaim. With complex characters that want to live a better life, people continue to flock to theaters to see compelling stories that are stemmed from gamblers and professional gamers. From poker players on the cusp of success to thieves who are looking for the best way to rob a casino, we take a look at ten of the best critically-acclaimed films that you can watch to quench your thirst for stories about gambling.
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The concept of time is a constant concept running throughout everyone's lives. Go on. You just think about it for a moment or two. You need time to get up in the morning. You need time to go to bed at night. And you also need time to check out the following interview I did with two great comic book creators called Don and Alex. 
One man. Many women. A piece of photographic equipment. Plus a unified passion that drives them all along. No. I'm not listing the items required for a porno, dear reader. I'm telling you about what my pal Albert needs for his photo-cosplay thing. Want to know more? Then please check this out.
During the first half of the 19th century the fabled London Bridge was sold to a couple of yanks for the price of a packet of pork scratchings. And then, many-many years later, you can see how this all turned out by watching the following 100-minute movie made in 1985. It was Directed by: E.W. Swackhamer; and Starred: David Hasselhoff, Adrienne Barbeau, with Stepfanie Kramer.
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| [ YULE FOOL FOR THIS? ] |
You can screw Scarface. You can crap on Capone. And you can do whatever you like to Lucky Luciano. And do you know why? I tell you why. It's because there's a new gangster in town, and you can see him in the following 63 minute movie made in 1942. It was Directed by: Arthur Dreifuss; and Starred: Richard Cromwell, Mary Carlisle, Robert Armstrong, with Chick Chandler.
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