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Two for the Money

How much will you risk?
2005 | 122m | English

(52782 votes)

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Popularity: 2 (history)

Director: D.J. Caruso
Writer: Dan Gilroy
Staring:
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A former college athlete joins forces with a sports consultant to handicap football games for high-rolling gamblers.
Release Date: Oct 07, 2005
Director: D.J. Caruso
Writer: Dan Gilroy
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Crime, Thriller
Keywords american football, bet, career, greed, sports, based on true story
Production Companies Universal Pictures, Morgan Creek Entertainment
Box Office Revenue: $30,526,509
Budget: $35,000,000
Updates Updated: Jul 30, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Al Pacino Walter Abrams
Matthew McConaughey Brandon Lang
Rene Russo Toni Morrow
Armand Assante Novian
Jeremy Piven Jerry
Jaime King Alexandria
Kevin Chapman Southie
Denise Galik Brandon's Mom
Gedde Watanabe Milton
Carly Pope Tammy
Charles Carroll Chuck
Ralph Garman Reggie
Chrislyn Austin Julia
Craig Veroni Amir
Gerard Plunkett Herbie
Stephen Dimopoulos Steve
Steve Makaj Coach
Gary Hudson Brandon's Dad
Jeremy Guilbaut Mitch
James Kirk Denny
Justin Riemer Football Player
Veena Sood G.A. Hostess
Luciana Carro Gail
Kendall Cross Make-Up Artist
Brad Kelly Novian's Bodyguard
David Lovgren TV Technician
Ildiko Ferenczi Friend (uncredited)
Susan Ward Girl in Sportscar (uncredited)
April Telek Young Woman (uncredited) (unconfirmed)
Name Job
D.J. Caruso Director
Christophe Beck Original Music Composer
Conrad W. Hall Director of Photography
Nicholas Lundy Art Direction
John MacCarthy Second Unit First Assistant Director
Allan Graf Second Unit Director, Stunt Coordinator
Mark Norby Stunt Double
Glen Scantlebury Editor
William Heslup Art Direction
Sean Cossey Casting
Mary-Lou Storey Set Decoration
Pam Dixon Casting
Marie-Sylvie Deveau Costume Design
Tom Southwell Production Design
Dan Gilroy Screenplay
Blaise Corrigan Stunts
G.A. Aguilar Stunt Coordinator
Janet Paparazzo Stunts
George B. Colucci Jr. Stunts
Name Title
Dan Gilroy Executive Producer
Jay Cohen Producer
James G. Robinson Producer
Billy Higgins Producer
James M. Freitag Producer
Wayne Morris Producer
Guy McElwaine Executive Producer
David Robinson Executive Producer
Rene Russo Executive Producer
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Popularity History


Year Month Avg Max Min
2024 4 13 19 9
2024 5 17 27 9
2024 6 15 30 10
2024 7 15 26 9
2024 8 13 23 8
2024 9 9 15 6
2024 10 12 20 8
2024 11 11 22 7
2024 12 11 18 7
2025 1 12 24 7
2025 2 10 18 3
2025 3 5 17 1
2025 4 3 6 1
2025 5 2 6 2
2025 6 2 4 1
2025 7 1 2 0
2025 8 1 2 1
2025 9 1 2 1
2025 10 2 2 2

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2025 4 981 981
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2025 1 584 629

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Reviews

BrentJWestern
2.0

I love sports gambling. It’s a world unfamiliar with and one I enjoy dabbling in, legally, from time to time. This was a movie that I thought would be right up my alley with a few well-known actors and a premise I could get behind. My biggest Takeaway from this movie is, the acting was crap. I co ... uld go on for days about how everyone mailed in this role, the performances were flat and full of bluster, but I only have so many characters in this review. The very beginning of this film, the intro, was just hot garbage that had no business being in it. Both a young Brendan Lang and the college football version. We’re just hilarious and not needed. The best part was the early stages when he hooks up with Pacino’s character to get their little business going. Halfway through the movie become almost unwatchable. A combination of bad story, bad acting, they had poor decisions at every part of the filmmaking process. There’s unresolved storylines, storylines that don’t make sense, and just a general disregard for flow, performance, and the audience Bottom line is, unless you are a sports gambling junkie and need your fix, I’d pass on this one.

May 20, 2025