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The Gambler’s Tale: “All That Glitters,” Part 6 of 10
July 2012. Jimmy Harmon and Robin Freeman have managed to find the hidden documents they’ve been seeking — but after finding themselves unexpectedly cornered by corrupt police detective Malone, they must find a way to escape the homicidal gunman. Moreover, Harmon is anxious to complete the perilous assignment he has taken on from venture capitalist Anton Kreitzer… but he may discover his troubles are more connected than he realized.
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Length: 35:16
Rated AD-PG, so parental guidance is suggested
Contains semi-adult language (“SOB,” a few uses of variants of “damn,” three uses of “hell,” JC’s name taken in vain, use of “Godawful,” “screwed” and “screwed up”), gambling (horse racing), identity theft and trespassing, drinking alcohol (and a veiled reference to underage drinking), and two egregious instances of illegal parking.
Cast (in order of speaking)
Announcer: Marsha RehnsJimmy Harmon: Cameron McNary
Robin Freeman: Emily H. Gilson
Joe Santoro: Tony Quinn
Malone: Ricardo Padilla
Registry Security Guard: James E. Lewis
Racing Announcer: Bob Hurley
Anton Kreitzer: Pete Papageorge
Eleanor Wallis: Ariana Almajan
Glen Chambers: Kevin Murray
Gabriel: Greg Jones Ellis
Tom: Tom Kramer
Paul: James Whalen
Crew
Recorded at Tulgey Wood Studios in Deepest SpringfieldSupplemental recording at various other studios throughout the area
Music by Brooks Tegler
Dialogue and sound effects editing, mastering and final mixing by William R. Coughlan
Dialogue editing support by Maurice Malde
Casting services provided by Stonehenge Casting
Postproduction services provided by Tohubohu Productions, LLC
Game-mechanic consultation by A Squared Adventures
Research assistance by Bill Stockton and Mike Weneta
Produced by Bjorn Munson
Written and directed by William R. Coughlan
Music Selections
“Early in the Morning”
composed by Clyde Hunt
performed by Brooks Tegler’s Hot Jazz
from the album And Not Only That!
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“Waiting and Pacing the Dim Lit Room”
performed by Humans Win (Lance Conrad)