The Cincinnati Kid (1965) follows the journey of a young and ambitious card player, known as the Cincinnati Kid, who seeks to prove his mettle by challenging a seasoned and respected player for the title of "The Man." The story unfolds in the sultry and decadent atmosphere of New Orleans during the Great Depression. The film delves into the intense and rugged world of stud poker, where the stakes are high and the competition is fierce. As the two players engage in a high-stakes game, the young challenger discovers that the dealer is being manipulated to ensure his victory, adding a layer of intrigue and deception to the already tense situation.
The Cincinnati Kid (1965)
1965 · Movie · 113 min. · United States
Credits
Direction Norman Jewison
Cast Steve McQueen · Edward G. Robinson · Karl Malden · Tuesday Weld · Ann-Margret · Joan Blondell · Rip Torn · Jack Weston · Cab Calloway · Jeff Corey
Soundtrack Lalo Schifrin
Screenplay Ring Lardner Jr. · Terry Southern · Richard Jessup
Cinematography Philip H. Lathrop
Technical sheet
Title The Cincinnati Kid
Original title The Cincinnati Kid
Year 1965
Type Movie
Length 113 min.
Country United States
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