Aging gambler Benny Walsh dies in a car wreck driving home after the biggest poker win of his life. When the crash looks suspect and the money disappears, Benny's son smells trouble and searches for the money, motives
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Title: After the Game (1997)
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| Robert Dubac | ... | Clyde Walsh | |
| Hudson Leick | ... | Grace | |
| Stanley DeSantis | ... | Frank Bertini | |
| Sam Anderson | ... | Jimmy Walsh | |
| Richard Lineback | ... | Slim | |
| Susan Traylor | ... | Veronica | |
| Mike Genovese | ... | Sam Kawalski | |
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Gérard Ismaël | ... | Jean-Luc |
| Lou Rawls | ... | Joe Wilkins | |
| Frank Gorshin | ... | Benny Walsh | |
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Donna Eskra | ... | Dolly |
| Daniel Zacapa | ... | Detective Garcia | |
| David Keith Miller | ... | Duke | |
| Joe Basile | ... | Cop #1 | |
| John Shumski | ... | Cop #2 | |
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Aging gambler Benny Walsh dies in a car wreck driving home after the biggest poker win of his life. When the crash looks suspect and the money disappears, Benny's son smells trouble and searches for the money, motives
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6 January 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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'After The Game' is a little bit confusing and a little bit too complicated for it's own good. But after watching it literally three times I can honestly say that I think it is a very intelligent attempt at great film-making. It suffers mostly from a screenplay that is too thick. But the writer/director, Brewster MacWilliams, obviously has a lot of potential to become a great filmmaker. The theme of after the game of poker lining up perfectly with after the "game" of life is very interesting. The concept that our Karma or actions in this life carry through to the next is also thought provoking, and then the idea that Clyde's father shadows his son's life from an afterlife is also very interesting. The idea that we all follow our parents footsteps and tend to make the same mistakes is also enlightening. I, personally, would love to see what Brewster could do with a bigger budget and big time editor!