One of the oldest poker movies in the history of Hollywood is the 1922 classic, Dr. Mabuse: The Gambler. It's a bit kitschy, as you would expect from a movie this old. The premise is that psychic/arch criminal/madman Dr. Mabuse can control the minds of his opponents, and he uses this amazing power to force his gambling opponents to make a dumb move like stand on a three in blackjack, or fold a winning poker hand. The movie has a winning line, which all serious players should be able to quote: "A dream of youthful ambition, to win at cards and love." Another winning line is "Cards or Cocaine?" which was the password of the private club. It was directed by master director Fritz Lang (who crafted Metropolis), and is considered one of the best silent foreign films.

Born Yesterday, a 1950's classic with Judy Holliday and Broderick Crawford, will completely redefine the way you think of the phrase "table image". Holliday's the stereotypical dumb blonde, and Crawford's embodies the gruff giant with a hidden soft spot. You may have heard of the 1993 remake with Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson, but that wasn't worth much. Hard to find a copy of the original, you say? Keep looking. The gin scene alone in the 1950's version will be worth the extra effort.


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