All In (2006)
Overview
Six medical students with unique talents pool their resources to win the World Series of Poker.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $3,100,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.279 |
Directed By
Nick Vallelonga
Crew
Nick Vallelonga
Loren Comitor
Brenton Goulding
Richard Goulding
Ronald Kirk Goulding
James Quattrochi
Nick Vallelonga
Loren Comitor
Stuart Miller
Jeff Baustert
Tony Wise
Alicia Haverland
Alicia Haverland
Jennifer L. Soulages
Debra Schrey
Ayla Dew
Galaxy San Juan
Harry Manfredini
Peewee Piemonte
TOP CAST
Dominique Swain
Ace
Michael Madsen
Seal
Louis Gossett Jr.
Caps
James Russo
Dr. Pennington
Colleen Porch
Dr. Redmond
Scott Whyte
Barrett
Michelle Lombardo
Jasmine
Kristen Miller
Katie
Christopher Backus
Pete
Johann Urb
Jake
Hayley DuMond
Alice
Wanda Acuna
Dealer #3
Patricia De Leon
Maria
Katrina Law
Dealer #1
Avrielle Corti
Young Ace
Leo Rossi
Dr. Hamilton
Tony Lip
Darkman
Jesse Corti
Jesus
Cierra Ramirez
Marisol
Brian Tee
Rosenbloom Player 2
Lorie Mendez
Carmen Guiterezz
Annika Svedman
Casino Waitress 1
Jessica Meza
Casino Waitress 2
Lacee Bingham
Casino Waitress 3
Marie Lyn Deja
Casino Waitress 4
Ella Thomas
Restaurant Waitress
Joleigh Fioravanti
Dealer #2
Deborah Png
Rosenbloom Player 1
Adrienne Janic
TV Host Jillian Rose
Kimberly Estrada
Asian Dealer
Anzu Lawson
Asian Player 5
Sylvia Vidaurri
Casino Dealer (uncredited)
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