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Let It Ride|Richard Dreyfuss

Let It Ride

Richard Dreyfuss and David Johansen
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Overview

Gambling man Trotter (Dreyfus) has promised his wife Pam (Teri Garr) that he's given up betting at the track. But when he gets a tip on a sure thing the following weekend, he's sure he can't lose. He wins on a fifty dollar bet, and turns his winnings into a full day of ups and downs with his buddy Looney (David 'Buster Poindexter' Johansen). Director Pytka was previously known as the man behind several successful beer commercials.

Awards:

Main Cast & Crew:
Joe Pytka - Director
Richard Dreyfuss
David Johansen
Teri Garr
Jennifer Tilly
Allen Garfield
Edward Walsh
Richard Edson
David Schramm
John Roselius
Joseph Walsh

Details

    DVD Format
  • Format: DVD (Manufactured on Demand, AC-3, Dolby)
  • Run Time: 90
  • Color Format: Color
  • UPC: 032429334008
  • Genre: COMEDIES
  • Rating: PG-13 (MPAA)
  • Release Date: December 2019

Movie Reviews

Synopsis:
Like most small-time compulsive gamblers, cabbie Jay Trotter tends to lose whenever he bets. But that all changes when he puts his stakes on a horse and wins, marking the beginning of a streak that nets him thousands of dollars. In the process, Jay moves up from the beer-swigging set to the caviar crowd. Meanwhile, Jay's constant gambling is costing him his marriage. Will Jay and his wife reconcile? And what will happen to him when Lady Luck deserts him again?

Notes:
Color by Technicolor. The screenplay was actually written by Nancy Dowd, who used "Ernest Morton" as a pseudonym.

Reviews:
"...In addition to its non-stop hilarity, it has a feel-good, send-'em-home happy quality that has become one of the rarest of screen commodities..." - 08/21/1989 Los Angeles Times, p.C1

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