Fake-Out

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Fake-Out
Directed by Matt Cimber
Produced by Matt Cimber
Written by John F. Goff
Matt Cimber
Music by Arthur B. Rubinstein
Cinematography Eduard van der Enden
Edited by Brent A. Schoenfeld
Production
company
Par-Par Productions
Distributed by MNTEX Entertainment
Release dates
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  • November 18, 1982 (1982-11-18)
Running time
91 minutes
Country United States
Language English

Fake-Out (also released as Nevada Heat) is a 1982 American crime comedy film directed by Matt Cimber, written by Cimber and John F. Goff, and starring Pia Zadora, Telly Savalas, Desi Arnaz Jr., and Larry Storch.

Cast

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Production

The film was Pia Zadora's second lead role in a feature. All her first three films as star were financed by the company of her then husband Meshulam Riklis (the others were Butterfly and The Lonely Lady).[1][2] Matt Cimber, who directed Butterfly, also made Fake Out.[3]

Zadora described it as "a cops-and- robbers-and-nightclub-singer story, kind of like a long Kojak."[4] She added the film "has me singing a little, but it's nothing I'm terribly proud of."[5]

The film was mostly shot on location in Las Vegas, principally around the Riviera Hotel.[6]

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  3. For a fistful of dollars The Guardian (1959-2003); London (UK) [London (UK)]06 June 1981: 11.
  4. PIA PULLS OUT ALL THE STOPS FOR 'THE LONELY LADY' Rea, Steven X. Philadelphia Inquirer; Philadelphia, Pa. [Philadelphia, Pa]06 Oct 1983: C.1.
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  6. MOVIES: THE MAN WHO PUT PIA'S NAME IN LIGHTS--HER HUSBAND Mann, Roderick. Los Angeles Times 3 May 1981: n24.