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22 de may. de 2003 · California Split. California Split (1974 USA 108 mins) Source: ScreenSound Australia Prod Co: Columbia Pictures Prod: Robert Altman, Joseph Walsh Dir: Robert Altman Scr: Joseph Walsh Phot: Paul Lohmann Ed: Lou Lombardo Art Dir: Leon Ericksen Mus: Phyllis Shotwell. Cast: George Segal, Elliott Gould, Ann Prentiss, Gwen Welles, Edward Walsh ...
California Split is Robert Altman's take on the classic buddy movie. It tells the story of two hard-core gamblers, Bill Denny, played by George Segal, and Charlie Waters, played by Elliott Gould, who, after a chance meeting, take off on a long and unexpectedly successful spree binge that takes them from their native Los Angeles to a high-stakes poker game in Reno.
A young magazine writer and a professional gambler embark on a series of betting adventures. George Segal and Elliott Gould are both excellent as comp…
10 de sept. de 2012 · California Split. Film; Advertising. Time Out says. Gould and Segal on some wild casino sprees in Los Angeles and Reno, speeding through a compulsive night world of frenzied overlapping chatter.
3 de ago. de 2020 · Robert Altman’s California Split is a love story disguised as a gambling movie. The semi-autobiographical script from Joseph Walsh recalls the torrid days he spent rooming with Elliott Gould, though in the film, Gould portrays not himself, but Walsh, with reckless zeal, as Charlie. Meanwhile, Segal plays Bill, based on Gould’s own reluctant ...
TOP CRITIC. California Split has never been heralded as one of the key Altmans. But the few things it does - friendship and disappointment and the drab and desperate thrill of the gambler's life ...
20 de ago. de 2021 · Robert Altman’s California Split (1974) often gets unfairly lost in the shuffle with all the magnificent films he made in the early 1970s. It is an all-time great gambling film and one of the era’s better two-handers (George Segal and Elliott Gould here are sublime). I’d listen to an argument that it is superior to George Roy Hill’s The Sting from 1973 Pay attention to the opening ...
