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16 Small Details Fans Noticed In Casino Movies That We Definitely Missed
Updated August 16, 2021 7k votes 1.3k voters 412k views
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Vote up the most interesting movie details.
Movies set in casinos include classics like Casinoand Ocean's Eleven, as well as new favorites like The Hangover. The smoky atmosphere and seedy characters in a casino movie always gets the heart pounding, but there's more to to them that meets the eye.
From bits of small trivia to hidden Easter eggs, fans on r/MovieDetails are posting the most interesting details they've noticed in our favorite casino movies. Take a look below and vote up the most interesting details!
In this scene from Casino, the hitman in the hat is former mobster Frank Cullotta. He was lieutenant to mob boss Tony Spilotro, who Joe Pesci's character is based on.
In The Hangover (2009) during blackjack Alan splits a pair of 5's, which is widely seen as a bad move. The dealer announces this move so that the pit boss can hear, as it's an unusual play which hints that Alan is counting cards.
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In Ocean's Eleven (2001) Yen, played by Shaobo Qin, is building a house of cards sitting on the end of a diving board. When the group is asked to go inside, the house of cards is still standing after Yen gets off of the board, a testament to his skills.
