The Gambler and the Lady
- Year: 1952
- Country of origin: UK
- Genre: Crime, Drama, Thriller
- Director: Patrick Jenkins, Sam Newfield, Terence Fisher
- Length: 72 min
Their wheel of fortune was spun by the cold steel of an automatic!
Film Synopsis
The Gambler and the Lady (1952) follows an American gambling entrepreneur who builds a lucrative casino empire in London and seeks acceptance among the British upper class. As he falls in love with a noblewoman, criminal rivals, financial betrayal, and his own violent past threaten to destroy both his ambitions and personal life. This British crime drama blends underworld intrigue, social climbing, and romantic fatalism while examining class barriers, ambition, and moral compromise.
The Gambler and the Lady DVD editions
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| Disc Extras | VCI DVD-0/US 2006 |
|---|---|
| Short Commentary by Richard M. Roberts | |
| Biography: Actress Naomi Chance | |
| Biography: Director Sam Newfield | |
| Filmography: Actor Dane Clark | |
| Filmography: Director Patrick Jenkins |
Edition and Packaging Notes
- VCI’s “Hammer Film Noir Double Feature, Vol. 3” DVD also includes The House Across the Lake (1954). It is also available in the “Hammer Film Noir Double Feature - Collector’s Set” box set. Trailers included: Terror Street (1953), The Deadly Game (1954) and Slightly Scarlet (1956).
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