Following on from the enjoyable "Hustler" (1961), Paul Newman's "Eddie" takes the cocky but green pool player "Vincent" (Tom Cruise") under his wing so he can teach him how to win and to win big. Initially hostile to the idea, "Vincent" realises his opportunity and pretty quickly the pair are on a tour of the country's pool halls trying to raise enough money to stake their entry in a tournament of champions. Newman is on great form here. His portrayal of the formerly invincible player is strong ...
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by Robbie Robertson,Gil Evans
by Phil Collins
by BoDeans
by Owns This
by Way You
by Percy Sledge
by Warren Zevon
by Tell Me
by The Del Lords
by Yourself In
