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Any Number Can Play (1949) was a Drama - Film directed by Mervyn LeRoy and produced by Arthur Freed.

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Warner Archive Wednesday ~ Any Number Can Play (1949)

About MeBlogger, Out of the Past - A Classic Film Blog and more. Please add my Google profile to your circles. Image source Any Number Can Play (1949) was shown recently on TCM (Turner Classic Movies). Host Ben Mankiewicz chose to screen it right after Gilda (1946) because both movies dealt... Read full article


Any Number Can Play (1949)

Any Number Can Play (1949). Drama. Director: Mervyn LeRoy. Cast: Clark Gable, Alexis Smith, Audrey Totter and Mary Astor. Any Number Can Play, Movie Trailer. I just saw the movie Any Number Can Win, for the first time. This story will pull at your heart strings. Clark Gable Is wonderful playing a d... Read full article


Warner Archive Wednesday ~ Any Number Can Play (1949)

Image source Any Number Can Play (1949) was shown recently on TCM (Turner Classic Movies). Host Ben Mankiewicz chose to screen it right after Gilda (1946) because both movies dealt with casinos and the people who run them and how that affects the people in their lives. Any Number Can Play has a t... Read full article


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Any Number Can Play Quotes:

Jim Kurstyn: What if I quit?
Charley Enley Kyng: That'd make you a smarter gambler than I think you are.

Charley Enley Kyng: Too much tension... it's always coming to bat with the bases loaded.

Charley Enley Kyng: [to prostitute] Unless I hire people, i don't like them workin' here.

Ada: [to Charley, referring to his marriage] You've been faithful twenty years? That's a long rap!

Alice Elcott: [to Charley] No more drinking, no more smoking. What are you gonna give up next?
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Any Number Can Play Facts
"The Screen Guild Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on October 12, 1950 with Alexis Smith reprising her film role.

The rights to the property cost $50,000.

There were two different (usually uncredited) character actors named William O'Brien - William H. O'Brien and William J. O'Brien - and they both appear in this film (uncredited) as gamblers.

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