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谋杀地下老板

导演:
约翰·卡萨维蒂
主演:
本·戈扎那,蒂莫西·凯瑞,西摩·卡塞尔,罗伯特·菲利普斯,摩根·伍德沃德,约翰·库勒斯,埃尔·鲁本,瓦尔·埃弗里,米德·罗伯茨,大卫·罗兰兹,约翰·芬尼根,文森特·迪保罗,詹姆斯·卢,Azizi Johari,Jack Ackerman,Gene Darcy,Arlene Allison,Vincent Barbi,John Pappas,Haji
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英语
语言
1976-02-15
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简介:
Cosmo Vitelli是一个简洁的人,曾在朝鲜战争中担任兽医,他也是一个赌徒。他在加州有家脱衣舞点,叫做Crazy Horse West。  当我们遇上他的时候,他正在偿还最后一笔赌债。过后不久Vitelli又很快在一个非法的纸牌游戏中损失了$23,000,这次他的债务人不再友好,逼迫他马上偿清债务或是杀死一个唐人经纪以抵债。影片最后,以Cosmo Vitelli一个人站在夜总会门外寂寞的街头,开始用手抚摩因受伤流着血的腹部作为影片的结束。

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