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Any Number Can Play is a american film of genre Drama directed by Mervyn LeRoy released in USA on 15 july 1949 with Clark Gable
Any Number Can Play (1949)
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Add to a movie listAny Number Can Play is a 1949 drama film starring Clark Gable and Alexis Smith. It is based on the novel of the same name by Edward Harris Heth.
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Casino owner Charley Enley Kyng (Clark Gable) is advised by his physician to slow down, after being diagnosed with a heart disease. Charley supports his own family as well as his wife's sister, Alice (Audrey Totter) and her husband, Robbin (Wendell Corey). Charley quits drinking and smoking and vows to spend more time with his wife and son.Actors
Clark Gable
(Charley Enley Kyng)
Wendell Corey
(Robbin Elcott)
Alexis Smith
(Lon Kyng)
Audrey Totter
(Alice Elcott)
Frank Morgan
(Jim Kurstyn)
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