Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw

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The fourth of {$Kenny Rogers}' {#Gambler} TV movies, 1991's {#The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw} is regarded by many Western diehards as the best. This time, gambler Brady Hawkes is en route to a high-stakes poker game in San Francisco. His travelling companions are a trouble-prone frontier Romeo ({$Rick Rossovich}) and a feisty ex-saloon gal ({$Reba McEntire}). Never mind that: The real attraction of {#Luck of the Draw} is its enormous guest-star lineup of famous TV cowboy heroes of yore: {$Gene} "{%Bat Masterson}" {$Barry}, {$Hugh} "{%Wyatt Earp}" {$O'Brien}, {$Brian} "The Westerner" {$Keith}, {$Chuck} "The Rifleman" {$Connors}, {$Jack} "{%Maverick}" {$Kelly}, {$Clint} "Cheyenne" {$Walker}, {$David} "Kung Fu" {$Carradine}, and "Virginian" co-stars {$James Drury} and {$Doug McClure}. The first portion of this two-part movie concentrates on setting up the plot; Part two is the card game itself, preceded by a boxing match refereed by {%Bat Masterson} (Gene Barry). ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide. Digitally masteredScene indexInteractive menus. Digitally masteredScene indexInteractive menus.