Stacy's Knights

1983 American film
  • Ann Locktov (producer)
  • David L. Peterson (executive producer)
  • Freddy Sweet (producer)
  • Jim Wilson (executive producer)
StarringSee belowCinematographyJoao Fernandes (credited as Raul Lomas)Edited byBonnie KoehlerMusic byNorton Buffalo
Release date
  • June 1983 (1983-06)
Running time
100 minutesCountryUnited StatesLanguageEnglish

Stacy's Knights is a 1983 American film directed by Jim Wilson.[1]

The film is also known as Double Down, The Touch (American video title), Winning Streak (British video title).

Plot summary

Stacy (Andra Millian), a timid woman, is learning how to play blackjack and meets Will (Kevin Costner) who coaches her in card counting. When she is successful at a casino in Reno, Nevada, the corrupt casino management assigns a cheating dealer to stop her and eventually they have Will killed. In retaliation, Stacy recruits a team of players and trains them to win at the game. The team returns to the casino, with Stacy in disguise, to avenge Will's murder by winning a large amount of money.

Cast

  • Kevin Costner as Will Bonner
  • Andra Millian as Stacy Lancaster
  • Eve Lilith as Jean Dennison
  • Mike Reynolds as Shecky Poole
  • Garth Howard as Mr. C.
  • Ed Semenza as The Kid
  • Don Hackstaff as Lawyer
  • Loyd Catlett as Buster
  • Cheryl Ferris as Marion
  • Gary Tilles as Rudy
  • Roge Roush as Rollin
  • John Brevick as Floor Boss
  • Robin Landis as Bourbon Drinker
  • Shashawnee Hall as Recruit
  • Robert Conder as Recruit
  • Frederick Hughes as Recruit
  • Steve Noonan as Make-Up Man
  • David Brevick as Rejected Recruit
  • Steve Kopanke as Video Tech #1
  • Jim Kosub as Video Tech #2
  • Ray Whittey as Frisker
  • Roy Reeves as Dealer
  • Tena Knox as Dealer
  • Joanne Lisosky as Dealer
  • Theresa Thompson as Dealer
  • Mark Conrad as Dealer
  • Pete Borsz as Dealer
  • Dennis Pflederer as Security Man
  • Jay Conder as Pit Boss
  • John Coinman as Stiff

Soundtrack

  • "Good Things" Performed by Vicki Randle.

(Written by John Lawrence, co-writer with J. Lawrence, Ken Hilton).

References

  1. ^ "Stacy's Knights (1983)". Turner Classic Movies. Retrieved May 27, 2022.

External links

  • Stacy's Knights at IMDb Edit this at Wikidata
  • Stacy's Knights at Rotten Tomatoes


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