
Revolver
A high‑rolling gambler forced into a secret, high‑stakes game must outwit ruthless opponents and uncover a lethal conspiracy before the table becomes his tomb.
“Your mind will not accept a game this big.”
Synopsis
Jake Green is a confident, though reckless, gambler who is often excluded from casinos due to his consistent success at winning money. Over the years, he has accumulated so much wealth that his elder brother, Billy, who works as an accountant, serves as his sole client. When Jake is invited to a private game, he finds himself in a dangerous situation where he fears for his life.
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Edited by Romesh AluwihareShot by Tim Maurice JonesScored by Nathaniel MechalyDesigned by Eve Stewart
Box Office
2005 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.3× its budget
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$7.2M
Re-release box office
- 200718 theaters
- $140K($223K today)
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56 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
33Bill Moody
as Al
Stephen Walters
as Joe
Vincent Riotta
as Benny
Tom Wu
as Lord John
Ian Puleston Davies
as Eddie A
Jimmy Flint
as Eddie B
Brian Hibbard
as Eddie C
Bruce Wang
as Fat Dan
Tony Tang
as Wong
George Sweeney
as Lou
Martin Herdman
as Slim Biggins
Tony Denham
as Patrick
Serge Soric
as Rade
Trevor Stuart
as Mr. Horowitz
Togo Igawa
as Fred
Gary Tang
as Tim
Faruk Pruti
as Ivan
Ricky Grover
as Hamish
Benjamin Feitelson
as Doug Finny
Abbi Bashir
as North African Man
Evie Garrett
as Old Lady
Louis Dempsey
as Macha's Pit Boss Slick
Mario Woszcycki
as Macha's Elevator Man
Eddy Lemare
as Macha's Doorman
Jeff Rudom
as Fat Man
Mercedes Grower
as Billy's Wife
Hon Ping Tang
as Lord John's Man
Brendon Burns
as Electrician
Joerg Stadler
as Prisoner
Woon Young Park
as Bodyguard (uncredited)
Jasmine Lennard
as (uncredited)
Kamay Lau
as Waitress
Rene Costa
as Prisoner (uncredited)
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1Writers
2Producers
1Other crew
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