Winner Take All (1975)
The chronicle of an average American housewife who just happens to be addicted to gambling.
Top billed cast
Shirley JonesEleanor Anderson
Laurence LuckinbillBill Anderson
Sam GroomRick Santos
Joyce Van PattenEdie Gould
Joan BlondellBeverly Craig
Sylvia SidneyAnne Barclay
John CarterLeonard Fields- Lorie BuskStacy Anderson
Wynn IrwinArnie
Carmen ZapataSara
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