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1996
    (  Crime  Drama  Thriller  )


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Casts:

Philip Baker Hall aka Sydney
John C. Reilly aka John
Gwyneth Paltrow aka Clementine
Samuel L. Jackson aka Jimmy
F. William Parker aka Hostage
Philip Seymour Hoffman aka Young Craps Player (as Phillip Seymour Hoffman)
Nathanael Cooper aka Restroom Attendant
Wynn White aka Waitress
Robert Ridgely aka Keno Bar Manager
Kathleen Campbell aka Keno Girl
Michael J. Rowe aka Pit Boss
Peter D'Allesandro aka Bartender
Steve Blane aka Stickman
Xaleese aka Cocktail Waitress
Melora Walters aka Jimmy's Girl
Philip Seymour Hoffman aka Young Craps Player(as Phillip Seymour Hoffman)


An excellent picture


P.T. Anderson's debut feature film, Hard Eight, or Sydney, is an
excellent picture from beginning to end credits.

I saw Hard Eight after I had seen Boogie Nights and Magnolia (two of my
all time favorite movies) and loved it. I think it highly ranks up with his
following films.

One thing that I really love about Paul Thomas Anderson, especially in
this movie, is his focussing on people and emotions.

Hard Eight follows the story of a young man down on his luck (John C.
Reilly) and his unlikely meeting with a veteran gambler (Philip Baker Hall)
and their friendships and confrontations in Reno, NV.

I liked Hall and Reilly's performances, some of the best of both of their
good careers. Look for Samuel L. Jackson and Gwyneth Paltrow's performances
as well.

This is a great movie that ranks high with Boogie and Magnolia. One of
Anderson's best!.
Terrific debut from P.T. Anderson, well written dialogue.
P.T. Anderson has proven himself to be a brilliant new talent, incredibly
skilled with the pen and behind the camera. Although a bit too much in
love
with himself (listen to his commentary on the DVD's), his first two movies
have both showed amazing strengths. Hard Eight, a wonderful story about a
man seeking redemption, at least within himself, is played by Phillip
Baker
Hall, one of those actors who never seems to give a bad performance. The
supporting cast is equally as strong with John C. Reilly, Sam Jackson and
Gwyneth Paltrow both doing a great job. Along with Boogie Nights, these
two
films provide as solid a start to a career as one could hope for.
Anderson
is wonderful with the camera and with the actors, giving us a story that
keeps us interested throughout..

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