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Casino Jack

Casino Jack

5,9 /10 (329 Votes)
2010 EN 108 min

Overview

Based on a true story, a hot shot Washington DC lobbyist and his protégé go down hard as their schemes to peddle influence lead to corruption and murder.

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Release date

16/09/2010

Votes

329

Popularity

2.1

Honor. Integrity. Principles. Everything is negotiable.

Genres

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

108 min

Budget

$12,500,000

Revenue

$1,083,683

Kevin Spacey

Kevin Spacey

Jack Abramoff

Kelly Preston

Kelly Preston

Pam Abramoff

Hannah Endicott-Douglas

Hannah Endicott-Douglas

Sarah Abramoff

Rachelle Lefevre

Rachelle Lefevre

Emily Miller

Barry Pepper

Barry Pepper

Michael Scanlon

Spencer Garrett

Spencer Garrett

Tom DeLay

Jon Lovitz

Jon Lovitz

Adam Kidan

Eric Schweig

Eric Schweig

Chief Poncho

Yannick Bisson

Yannick Bisson

Oscar Carillo

Maury Chaykin

Maury Chaykin

Big Tony

Daniel Kash

Daniel Kash

Kontantinos (Gus) Boulis

Anna Hardwick

Anna Hardwick

Lobbyist #2

Ruth Marshall

Ruth Marshall

Susan Schmidt

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Paul Stephen

Reverend Mueller

Graham Abbey

Graham Abbey

Simon Bowler

Jeffrey R. Smith

Jeffrey R. Smith

Grover Norquist

Graham Greene

Graham Greene

Bernie Sprague

John Hickenlooper

John Hickenlooper

Senator Campbell

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John Robinson

Federal Agent Patterson

Jason Weinberg

Jason Weinberg

Snake

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Yok Come Ho

Asian Factory Worker

John David Whalen

John David Whalen

Kevin Ring

Matt Gordon

Matt Gordon

Bill

Christian Campbell

Christian Campbell

Ralph Reed

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Xenia Siamas

Flight Attendant (St. Andrews)

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Jeff Pustil

Bob Ney

Paolo Mancini

Paolo Mancini

Scott Gleason

Cindy Dolenc

Cindy Dolenc

Female Friend

Nancy Beatty

Nancy Beatty

Enid

Damir Andrei

Damir Andrei

Manny Rouvelas

Stephen Chambers

Stephen Chambers

Art Dimopoulos

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Oksana Kuznichenko

Blackjack Dealer

David Fraser

David Fraser

Karl Rove

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David Brandon George

Senator Burman

Pamela Matthews

Pamela Matthews

Woman at Meeting

Natalie Krill

Natalie Krill

Flight Attendant (Crystal)

PJ Lazic

PJ Lazic

Chris

Mike Petersen

Mike Petersen

Senator Jarvis

Reid Morgan

Reid Morgan

Brian

Adam Waxman

Adam Waxman

Lobbyist #1

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Tina Louise Bomberry

Drinking Companion

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Tony Stellisano

Roulette Operator

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Mark-Cameron Fraser

Concierge

Balford Gordon

Balford Gordon

Bodyguard (Kidan)

Billy Merasty

Billy Merasty

Bartender

Karl Campbell

Karl Campbell

Security Guy

Conrad Pla

Conrad Pla

Agent Hanley

Danielle Bourgon

Danielle Bourgon

Female FBI Agent

Joe Pingue

Joe Pingue

Little Tony

Ashley Wolfe

Ashley Wolfe

White House Aide

Linda Goranson

Linda Goranson

President Bush's Secretary

Brent Mendenhall

Brent Mendenhall

President Bush

Andrea Davis

Andrea Davis

Delay's Secretary

Richard Clarkin

Richard Clarkin

Partner #1

Richard Blackburn

Richard Blackburn

Partner #2

Judah Katz

Judah Katz

Abbe Lowell

Brian Paul

Brian Paul

Senator McCain

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Duke Redbird

Senator Nighthorse

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Todd Dulmage

Spectator #1

Rob Baker

Rob Baker

Spectator #2

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Janet Hill

Native Woman

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Kirstin Rae Hinton

Junior Studio Executive

Kevin Louis

Kevin Louis

Prison Guard

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Timothy Watters

President Clinton

Mishael Morgan

Mishael Morgan

Receptionist

Jennifer Higgin

Jennifer Higgin

Casino Woman

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Bettina Bennett

Natascha

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pmchanjr

2013-07-29

⭐ 9.5

"The great American past-time has never been baseball, it has always been making money." A true enough quote from the film, but the unanswered question remains: "Is fraud the 'dirty-little-secret-ingredient' necessary for capitalism to work?" The most blatant fraud against justice is the "non-disclosure agreement" sold to criminals, by our justice system, to protect their trade-secrets. Jack Abramoff's story was an unheeded warning, quickly forgotten; it isn't fraud if it isn't noticed.

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