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Descripción: A gritty tale of ambition and redemption set in the world of pool hustling. The film explores themes of risk, ego, and the high cost of winning, much like the tension found in gambling narratives.

Hecho: Paul Newman performed many of his own pool shots in the film. The pool games were choreographed by Willie Mosconi, a 15-time world champion.

Descripción: This movie captures the intensity of high-stakes poker, focusing on a young gambler's quest to prove himself against a seasoned pro. The psychological battles and dramatic showdowns are central to its appeal.

Hecho: Steve McQueen ad-libbed many of his lines, adding to the film's naturalistic feel. The final poker game was filmed in a single day to maintain tension.

Descripción: A sequel to 'The Hustler,' this film follows an aging pool hustler mentoring a young protégé. The themes of mentorship, risk, and redemption are central to its narrative.

Hecho: Paul Newman won an Academy Award for his role in this film, 25 years after the original. The pool scenes were again choreographed by Willie Mosconi.

Descripción: A Western comedy with a strong gambling theme, featuring a charming rogue who relies on his wits and card skills. The lighthearted yet strategic approach to gambling is a key element.

Hecho: The film includes cameos by several professional poker players. The final poker game was filmed over several days to capture the right atmosphere.

Descripción: A neo-noir crime film set in the world of gambling, focusing on a seasoned gambler who takes a younger man under his wing. The film's moody atmosphere and moral complexities are standout features.

Hecho: This was Paul Thomas Anderson's feature film debut. The script was originally a short film that was expanded into a full-length feature.

Descripción: A story about underground poker and the allure of the game, featuring a protagonist torn between his love for poker and the dangers it brings. The film's realistic portrayal of poker strategy and bluffing is key.

Hecho: Many professional poker players consider this film one of the most accurate depictions of the game. The term 'rounder' refers to someone who travels from game to game to make a living.

Descripción: This film revolves around a high-stakes heist in Las Vegas, blending humor, strategy, and a charismatic ensemble cast. The clever plot twists and stylish execution mirror the playful yet calculated nature of gambling-themed stories.

Hecho: The film's iconic scene where the team watches the Bellagio fountains was shot in one take. The cast practiced their lines and movements meticulously to achieve this.

Descripción: This James Bond installment features a high-stakes poker game as its central plot device. The tension, bluffing, and high-risk scenarios are reminiscent of classic gambling films.

Hecho: The poker scenes were supervised by experts to ensure accuracy. Daniel Craig trained extensively to make his poker-playing look authentic.

Descripción: Based on a true story, this film follows a group of MIT students who use card counting to win big in Las Vegas. The blend of intellect, risk, and glamour is a hallmark of gambling cinema.

Hecho: The real-life team that inspired the film won millions of dollars before being banned from casinos. The film's blackjack scenes were meticulously researched to reflect real strategies.

Descripción: A gripping story about a literature professor with a dangerous gambling addiction. The film delves into the psychological and emotional toll of compulsive betting.

Hecho: The screenplay was inspired by the 1974 film of the same name. Mark Wahlberg prepared for the role by studying the behaviors of real-life gambling addicts.