Diamonds
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
John Asher
Karen Mal
Mariah O'brien
Liz Gandara
Val Bisoglio
Jason Smith
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
In an effort to bond with his estranged son, Lance, elderly former prizefighter Harry Agensky takes his son and grandson on a road trip to Reno in search of 13 stolen diamonds, stashed away years ago. On the way there, the men visit a local brothel run by madame Sin-Dee, so that 15-year-old grandson Michael can lose his virginity. Following their quest for the hidden diamonds, both father and son learn a lesson about reconciliation and the price of growing older.
Director
John Asher
Cast
Karen Mal
Mariah O'brien
Liz Gandara
Val Bisoglio
Jason Smith
Roy Conrad
Allan Aaron Katz
Jacqueline Collen
Lauren Bacall
Pamela Coleman
Rebecca Thorpe
Joyce Bulifant
June Chadwick
Corbin Allred
Lee Tergesen
Kurt Fuller
Jenny Mccarthy
Kirk Douglas
Dan Aykroyd
Kamla Greer
John Landis
Crew
Neal Acree
Steven Aikens
Doris Alaimo
Madeleine Ali
Susan Allasia
Doug Andorka
Doug Andorka
Rebecca Asher
Sally Bair
Ruben Bankston
Marvin Barker
Andy Bass
Mary Baum
Richard Baum
John M. Bauman
Alan Beach
Lee Berglund
David L Bertman
Rainer Bienger
Robert Blackwell
Erik Blank
Bruce Botnick
Anita E Brabec
Bill Bumby
Keith Burhans
Reid Burns
Frank Camara
Lincoln Casey
Rick Chadock
Rick Chadock
Linda R Chen
Doug Choi
David Christiansen
Pete Cladianos
Curtis E Clark
Harvey Cohen
Monty Cox
Judy Crown
Druscilla Cummings
Sandy De Crescent
Greg Dellerson
Bob Dewitt
Jacqueline T Dickson
Jordan Dinapoli
Bonnie Dixon
Nicholas Dodd
Nicholas Dodd
Jennifer Duclos
Will Durham
Loretta Elliott
Paul Elliott
Lionel A. Ephraim
Ron Fisher
Jason C Fitzgerald
Corinne Fixmer
James Flickinger
Tammy Fouts
Richard L. Fox
Steven Franklin
James Frederick
Boyd Fricke
Stephen Frostick
Robert Galvin
Gerry Ganger
Scott Gartin
Jose Garza
Jessica Gee
Claudette Gentle
Marvin Gerstl
Joel Goldsmith
Joel Goldsmith
Joel Goldsmith
Candy Gonzales
Andy Graham
Marvin Graham
Vanessa Lee Grant
Vanessa Lee Grant
Carole Gray
Gerald Green
Patricia T Green
Sarah Green
Sophie Green
Bruce Greene
Rich Greene
Heather Grierson
Dan Haas
Geoffrey Haley
Michael Hamm
Lou Handman
Lisa Hannan
Geno Hart
Jeffrey Heffner
Kris Hemenway
Hannah Hempstead
Rick Herres
Sean M. Higgins
Heather Hillmeyer-newsome
John Hitchcock
Victoria Hoffman
Wendy Hoffmann
Robin Holabird
Kirk Huston
Markus Innocenti
Eriq Jaffe
Victor James
Kristen Frances Jones
Dennis Jorgenson
Horst Jung
Eric Justen
Allan Aaron Katz
Sean Keegan
John Kelly
Lawrence Krauser
Lawrence Krauser
Steven Kroll
Tracy Langan
Steve Larson
Gene Leong
Fred M. Lerner
Leila Lorenzini
Vance Lorenzini
Juliet Loveland
Suzanne Lutz
Harry Marks
Wayne Massarelli
Jeff Matakovich
George Mathews
D J Mcgee
Bob Mehnert
Mike Melvin
Guy Menanno
Louis Mendoza
Sabrina Merics
Ralph Merzbach
Mike Milliken
Melissa Moseley
Esteban Munoz
Bill Needham
Stanley Newton
Carol Nicholson
Steven T Nolan
Peter Noone
Dennis O'connell
C Timothy O'meara
James Oberman
Marty Olinick
Paul N. J. Ottosson
Dan Parada
Alicia Perrone
Jesse Pomeroy
Elvis Presley
Randy Redinger
Michael Reisz
Cody Remaklus
Anthony Respondek
Pat Rezak
Larry Joe Ricketts
Elizabeth Rogers
Frank Rose
Michael Rosen
Byron Rosenberg
Beth Amy Rosenblatt
Mark Rozett
Christine Rush
Kelly Rush
Duane Russel
George Sack
Tobi Sackheim
Krishna Salazar
Nathalie Samanon
Guadalupe Sanchez
Vicki Sanchez
Ben Schneider
Harry Schreck
Bill Self
Steven Siig
Mitchell Sinoway
Phil Sloane
Art Sneider
Marilyn Sommer
Andrew Somper
Peter Stader
Paul Stanley
Simon Stinger
Richard Straube
Jeannie Streete
Daniel Sullivan
Gretchen Thoma
Katherine W Tracy
Sarah Tracy
Roy Turk
Scott Turner
Scott Turner
Ogie Udell
Tom Udell
Mitchell Uhler
Oliver Veysey
Gene Vierra
Bonnie Walker
Michael Weaver
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States January 21, 2000
Released in United States on Video July 18, 2000
Released in United States September 1999
Released in United States Winter December 10, 1999
Wide Release in United States February 18, 2000
Shown at Deauville Film Festival (Panorama) September 3-12, 1999.
First onscreen reunion for actors Kirk Douglas and Lauren Bacall since director Michael Curtiz's "Young Man With a Horn" (USA/1950).
Began shooting November 9, 1998.
Completed shooting January 7, 1999.
For the boxing ring flash-back sequences, the film incorporates footage from "Champion" (USA/1949), directed by Mark Robson and starring Kirk Douglas.
Released in United States January 21, 2000 (Kansas City)
Wide Release in United States February 18, 2000
Released in United States on Video July 18, 2000
Released in United States September 1999 (Shown at Deauville Film Festival (Panorama) September 3-12, 1999.)
Released in United States Winter December 10, 1999