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Gambling House (1950) – Official Trailer, Cast & Details
Gambling House at a Glance
Gambling House is a 1950 crime and drama film helmed by Ted Tetzlaff, with a cast led by Victor Mature, Terry Moore and William Bendix. It is 1 hour 20 minutes long and was released on December 27, 1950. Gambling House has a TMDB rating of 6.2 out of 10 based on 16 votes.
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A gambler faces deportation when he gets mixed up with murder.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Gambling House
What is the release date of Gambling House?
Gambling House was released on December 27, 1950.
How long is Gambling House?
Gambling House runs 1 hour 20 minutes (80 minutes).
Who is in the cast of Gambling House?
Gambling House stars Victor Mature as Marc Fury, Terry Moore as Lynn Warren, William Bendix as Joe Farrow and Basil Ruysdael as Judge Ravinek. The cast also includes Donald Randolph, Damian O'Flynn, Cleo Moore and Ann Doran.
Who directed Gambling House?
Gambling House was directed by Ted Tetzlaff. The screenplay is credited to Marvin Borowsky and Allen Rivkin.
What kind of movie is Gambling House?
Gambling House is listed on TMDB as a mix of crime and drama.
What is the TMDB score of Gambling House?
On TMDB it has an average user score of 6.2/10 from 16 votes.
What should I watch if I liked Gambling House?
Movies TMDB recommends alongside Gambling House include The Sound of Fury (1950), The Set-Up (1949), Plunder Road (1957), Johnny O'Clock (1947) and Dark City (1950).
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