Guns, Girls and Gambling (2012): Cast, Box Office & Plot
Guns, Girls and Gambling is a 2012 crime thriller directed by Michael Winnick, starring Tony Cox as Little person Elvis, Christian Slater and Chris Kattan. It runs 1 hour 29 minutes and earned $148,570 worldwide.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 29m (89 min)
- Director
- Michael Winnick
- Original language
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English - Studio
- Incognito Pictures
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Guns, Girls and Gambling About?
The premise of Guns, Girls and Gambling without spoilers. The whole story is in the plot summary further down.
A priceless American Indian artifact is stolen during a poker game at an Indian casino, setting off a chaotic chase. The pursuit involves Elvis impersonators, Native American characters, modern cowboys, a towering blonde assassin, a college frat boy, a corrupt sheriff, and a prostitute, all entangled in a wild and unpredictable situation.
Guns, Girls and Gambling Cast & Characters
Tony Cox leads the cast as Little person Elvis, with Christian Slater as John Smith and Chris Kattan as Gay Elvis. Directed by Michael Winnick; 31 actors are credited in all.
- Director Michael Winnick
- Tony Cox as Little person Elvis
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Gary Oldman as Elvis Elvis
Also Starring in Guns, Girls and Gambling
· 27 more- Anthony Brandon Wong Asian Elvis
- Gordon Tootoosis The Chief
- Helena Mattsson The Blonde
- Megan Park Cindy
- Jeff Fahey The Cowboy
- Danny James Mo
- Powers Boothe The Rancher
- Matthew Willig The Indian
- Eddie Spears Dark Eyes
- Dane Cook Sheriff Hutchins
- Sam Trammell Sheriff Cowley
- Jaci Twiss Young Mother
- Michael Spears Redfoot
- Anthony Azizi Mr. Crow
- Tod Huntington Officer
- Marc Winnick The College Kid
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- Heather Roop Vivian
- Andrea Pineda Contest Registrar
- Paulina Gretzky The Deputy
- Henry Boger The Ranch Hand
- Jeff Jonas Ranch Hand #2
- Ron Peterson The Gambler
- Lawrence Dwyer Young Father
- Alberta Mason Old Indian Woman
- Milagros Peterson Cocktail Waitress
- Carson Schoenfeld Young Boy
- Shani Klein-Madden Train Station P.A.
More from Michael Winnick
More films directed by Michael Winnick, best-rated first: Dark Asset, Disquiet, Malicious and Code of Honor.
Guns, Girls and Gambling Plot Summary
What happens in Guns, Girls and Gambling from start to finish, spoilers included, with a timeline of 12 key events. The opening is below; the full summary is a 4-minute read.
Spoilers ahead
John Smith is Christian Slater down on his luck: his girlfriend left him for a doctor, and a rough night at an Apache Reservation casino ends with a wallet swipe by a hooker. He also faces defeat in an Elvis impersonation contest and then brushes a worse loss in poker against four fellow impersonators: Gay Elvis, Chris Kattan; Little Person Elvis, Tony Cox; Asian Elvis, Anthony Brandon Wong; and Elvis Elvis, Gary Oldman. The string of bad breaks piles up until casino security suspects he has somehow run off with a priceless Apache mask, sent from the casino’s powerful owner, The Chief, Gordon Tootoosis. Yet the guards quickly realize John didn’t take it, and The Chief offers him a staggering reward—$1,000,000—to locate the missing artefact.
Full summary
The whole story of Guns, Girls and Gambling, scene by scene
Guns, Girls and Gambling Box Office
Guns, Girls and Gambling grossed $148,570 worldwide.
Worldwide gross
$148.6K
- International
- $148.6K
Guns, Girls and Gambling Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Guns, Girls and Gambling.
How Well Do You Know Guns, Girls and Gambling?
10 questions about the story, each with a hint if you get stuck. Pick an answer to see whether you were right.
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What job does John Smith lose that contributes to his bad luck at the start of the film?
Cars in Guns, Girls and Gambling
18 cars on screen, including the 1960 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible and the 2000 Ford Crown Victoria.
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2010 GMC Yukon XL Denali Stretched Limousine Important role -
1964 MCI MC-5 Important role
Guns, Girls and Gambling Also Known As
20 alternative titles, including “Csajok, puskák és a Király” and “Tiros”.
- Also known as
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- Csajok, puskák és a Király
- Tiros
- Garotas E Trapaças
- Guns and Girls
- Armas
- Mulheres e Apostas
- 盗宝联盟
- Des belles, des balles et des brutes
- Spluwy, dziewczyny i poker
- Пушки, телки и азарт
- 24 Ώρες Προθεσμία
- La truffa perfetta
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- Оръжия, момичета и хазарт
- 枪、女孩和赌博
- 지.지.지
- ガンズ・アンド・ギャンブラー
- At
- Avrat
- Silah
- Зброя, дівчата й азарт
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Guns, Girls and Gambling FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime
Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office and post-credit scenes of Guns, Girls and Gambling, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Guns, Girls and Gambling?
Guns, Girls and Gambling runs 1 hour 29 minutes (89 minutes).
When was Guns, Girls and Gambling released?
Guns, Girls and Gambling was released on September 5, 2012.
Who directed Guns, Girls and Gambling?
Guns, Girls and Gambling was directed by Michael Winnick.
More films by Michael Winnick Who is in the cast of Guns, Girls and Gambling?
Guns, Girls and Gambling stars Tony Cox as Little person Elvis, Christian Slater as John Smith and Chris Kattan as Gay Elvis, among 31 credited actors.
How much did Guns, Girls and Gambling make at the box office?
Guns, Girls and Gambling grossed $148,570 worldwide.
Does Guns, Girls and Gambling have a post-credit scene?
No. Guns, Girls and Gambling has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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