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The Baltimore Bullet (1980)

Director: Robert Ellis Miller

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From Time Out Film Guide

Pool-hustling saga which borrows its basic situation from The Hustler, much of its detail (including a New Orleans jazz funeral) from The Cincinnati Kid, and never comes within striking distance of either film. It's passable enough thanks to Coburn and Sharif (both grinning as toothily as Burt Lancaster), but meanders aimlessly through some lamentable direction and a silly gangster subplot.

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Cast & crew

Director: Robert Ellis Miller

Producer: John Brascia

Cast: James Coburn, Omar Sharif, Ronee Blakley, Bruce Boxleitner, Jack O'Halloran, Calvin Lockhart, Michael Lerner full cast

Duration: 103 mins


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