One Last Ride (2004)

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One man's life begins to crack under the weight of his compulsions in this drama. Michael (Patrick Cupo) works as a salesman for a garment firm in Los Angeles. Michael has a job, a wife named Gina (Anita Barone), and a baby on the way; however, he also has a gambling problem that is threatening to destroy him. As his debts mount, Michael is forced to lie to his boss (Charles Durning) in order to come up with money to pay his bookies, and as the pressures of his job and the coming

R, 1 hr. 28 min.

Drama

In Theaters: Dec 31, 2003 Wide

On DVD: Jul 11, 2006

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Cast

Patrick Cupo
Michael
Chazz Palminteri
Tweat
Robert Davi
Michael's Father
Anita Barone
Gina
Jack Carter
Sid
Joe Marinelli
Carmine
Mario Roccuzzo
Charlie Figs
Tracey Walter
Nicky
Tony Lee
Richie
Charles Durning
Orlick

Critic Reviews for One Last Ride

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It'd be unkind not to give Cupo credit for taking a gamble, and ending up with a halfway decent film. But taking a gamble isn't the same thing as pulling it off.

April 12, 2006 Full Review Source: Newark Star-Ledger

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Stephen Whitty

Newark Star-Ledger

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Cupo's script never quite settles on a point of view, toggling wildly from the wise-guy mechanics of loan sharks and race forms to the personal concerns of an expectant wife and a steady job.

April 7, 2006 Full Review Source: Los Angeles Times

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Mark Olsen

Los Angeles Times

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The potent cast, Tony Vitale's assured direction and a solid foundation with lead thesp Patrick Cupo adapting his own play help mitigate many of the pic's deficiencies.

April 6, 2006 Full Review Source: Variety

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