Review of Luck of the Draw

This average thriller has an amazing cast—many first—hand actors—and I believe it will remain as a curiosity and an amusing film. It's some kind of an all-star cast; Hopper gave a particularly appropriate and well—dosed performance, Madsen achieved the same thing for the audience, while Roberts looked very good and knew to give that funny and reasonably humane, or humanely reasonable, note that he gives his creations. And while Hopper's, Madsen's and Roberts' performances were the most noticeable, there were also Ice-T and James Marshall (the lad from "Twin Peaks" and Gladiator,1992).

The action is good, the story is good, the script isn't bad, but the performances from some of the finest, best actors working today make this movie a roller—coaster.

Hopper's role is, as usually, compact like a diamond—and as limpid. Enormous actor!