High Rollers
An accomplished thief must execute a perilous casino heist after his arch-nemesis abducts his lover. Caught between warring criminals and an FBI pursuit, he wagers everything to save her and secure a decisive score.
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Anthony Arrigo
Randall Emmett
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pithawg
High Rollers has no life. It is lacking in script & actors. No energy, no kind of passion for the film. Nothing more than rushed rubbish. High rollers has nothing for sober action fans. Note: Felt like another A.I. Script.
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The directors of High Rollers are Anthony Arrigo and Randall Emmett.
The cast of High Rollers includes John Travolta as Mason Goddard, Noel Gugliemi as Hector (as Noel G.), Danny Pardo as Abel Salzar, Luis Da Silva, Jr. as Fernando, Gina Gershon as Amelia Decker, Lukas Haas as Shawn, Swen Temmel as Georgios Caras, Meadow Williams as Penelope, Calvin Williams as Bodyguard (uncredited), Daniel Louis Rivas as Chaz Antonelli, Natali Yura as Link, Kelly Greyson as Bella, and more.
The duration of High Rollers is 1h 41 mins.
Yes. You can watch the High Rollers trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
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High Rollers was released on 14 Mar 2025.
High Rollers is listed under Action, Crime, and Thriller on Fanbiz.
High Rollers has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 4.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "High Rollers has no life. It is lacking in script & actors. No energy, no kind of passion for the film. Nothing more than rushed rubbish. High rollers has nothing for sober act..."
