Hard Four 2007
"Getting there is the hard part"
In Charles Dennis's offbeat comedy Hard Four (2007), the stakes are higher than a bad roll of the dice when Freddy Meingold and his childhood pal Spencer Ragusa scramble to meet an unconventional deadline.
Director: Charles Dennis
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hard Four (2007) about?
When a legendary gambler collapses at a Vegas craps table, his grandson and a childhood friend must race against the clock to transport his body across the country for burial. Their mission? Beat the 24-hour deadline without getting caught in the crossfire of their own misadventures.
Who directed Hard Four?
Hard Four was directed by Charles Dennis, who also co-stars in the film.
Who stars in Hard Four?
The film features Ross Benjamin, Samuel Gould, Charlene Blaine, Charles Dennis, Ed Asner, and Ed Begley Jr. in key roles.
Is Hard Four (2007) worth watching?
As a 2007 comedy, Hard Four offers a unique blend of dark humor and road-trip chaos with a memorable cast. While it may not be a blockbuster, its quirky premise and offbeat charm make it a fun, if unconventional, watch for fans of off-kilter comedies.
How long is Hard Four?
Hard Four has a runtime of 82 minutes.
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About Hard Four (2007) — When a Vegas gamble turns into a high-stakes race against time
In Charles Dennis's offbeat comedy Hard Four (2007), the stakes are higher than a bad roll of the dice when Freddy Meingold and his childhood pal Spencer Ragusa scramble to meet an unconventional deadline. After legendary gambler Golden Hands Segal collapses at a Vegas craps table, the pair has just under a day to transport his body across the country for a New Jersey burial. What follows is a madcap road trip packed with quirky characters, unexpected detours, and a healthy dose of dark humor that keeps the tone light even as the clock ticks down.
With its zany premise and rapid-fire pacing, Hard Four delivers a fresh twist on the buddy-comedy formula, blending Las Vegas glamour with small-town charm. The film shines thanks to its ensemble cast, led by Ross Benjamin and Samuel Gould, whose chemistry drives the narrative forward while Ed Asner and Ed Begley Jr. add gravitas to the otherwise playful chaos. Whether you're drawn in by the absurd premise or the offbeat charm of its leads, the movie keeps you engaged with a mix of wit, warmth, and a dash of delinquency.