Fake-Out (1982)Gangster's girlfriend hangs out in a Las Vegas hotel with her cop protectors while she waits to testify. Director:Matt Cimber |
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Fake-Out (1982)Gangster's girlfriend hangs out in a Las Vegas hotel with her cop protectors while she waits to testify. Director:Matt Cimber |
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Telly Savalas | ... |
Lt. Thurston
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Pia Zadora | ... |
Bobbie Warren
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Desi Arnaz Jr. | ... |
Det. Clint Morgan
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Larry Storch | ... |
Ted
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G. Wesley Stevens | ... |
Michelle
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Suzanne Buhrer | ... |
Slot Lady
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Betty Bunch | ... |
Slot Lady
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George Savalas | ... |
The Pit Boss
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Buddy Lester | ... |
The Blackjack Player
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Sammy Shore | ... |
The Waiter
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George 'Buck' Flower | ... |
Merrich
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Tim Rossovich | ... |
Hit Man #1
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Matt Cimber | ... |
Hit Man #2
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Meshulam Riklis | ... |
Spiveck
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Phil Ford | ... |
Male Camper
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Bobbie Warren is an up and coming Las Vegas nightclub singer with ties to the mob which land her in jail until she agrees to testify. After some harrowing experiences in the clink, she buys her way out by saying she'll squeal and is remanded into the custody of cops Clint Morgan and O.W. Thurston. They keep her in a casino hotel while she waits to see the D.A. Ostensibly a comedy/thriller, the plot mostly revolves around Bobbie falling in love with Clint while still holding out some hope of escaping the cops' clutches and returning to her boyfriends' arms. Too bad he's already plotting to have her rubbed out. Written by Chris Holland <chris@stomptokyo.com>
Pia Zadora has done some strange things in movies...most of them bizarre, like her role in Butterfly, with the incestuous theme.
This film, though, is way bizarre. It's soft-core porn, really. The nudity and the strange lesbian kiss from actress Connie Hair, now a political PR flack for several conservative organizations, make it a film most will not enjoy. I doubt that Ms. Hair would enjoy references to this film these days.
I don't like the "women in prison" genre anyhow, but this one is pretty egregious.
That said, Pia Zadora is always as cute as a bunny, and I wouldn't miss any of her films, no matter what. Love ya, Pia!