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The Last Casino
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The Last Casino is a 2004 Canadian drama film about a university professor who recruits three bright students to learn the art of card counting and makes them play, and win, for him to milk casinos across Ontario and Quebec for the most maximum jackpot.
Directed by Pierre Gill and written by Steven Westren.
How much money can 3 students get counting cards?(taglines)
Orr
[Laughs hysterically] Go, my young friends! Go off and make something of yourselves!
Dialogue
Barnes: [After showing the group how to count cards] Any thoughts?
Scott: [Confused] Um... you started at zero and you finished at... zero.
Scott: Interesting.
Barnes: What the hell is that? A bridesmaids dress?
Elyse: Well, it's the best that I could do! I mean, what the hell do you people think? Every woman has some kind of secret stash of slutty outfits?
Scott: Only the fun ones.
Elyse: I'm fun!
Cast
Charles Martin Smith as Barnes
Katharine Isabelle as Elyse
Kris Lemche as Scott
Julian Richings as Orr
Albert Chung as George
Normand D'Amour as Wilson
Jacques Godin as Saunders
Roy Lund as Casino #1 BJ Dealer #1
K.C. Coombs as Saleswoman - Sexshop
Una Kay as Recruiter
Carl Alacchi as Casino #1 Floor Manager #1
Sean Lu as Asian Player
Tim Post as Hotel Game Boss
Taglines
We like our guests to win their money, not earn it.
External links
0419909
Category:2004 films
Category:2000s Canadian films
Category:Drama films
Category:Films about gambling
Category:Films set in Canada