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Pronto (1997)
Harry Arno is a Miami Beach bookie who finds himself in trouble with his mob bosses for reasons he can't quite figure out. When an assailant attempts to kill him, he decides that it's time to retire, so he relocates to Greece.
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Harry Arno is a Miami Beach bookie who finds himself in trouble with his mob bosses for reasons he can't quite figure out. When an assailant attempts to kill him, he decides that it's time to retire, so he relocates to Greece.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Comedy, Crime, TV Movie
Written By:Michael Butler
In Theaters:6/8/1997
Box Office:
Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Showtime Pictures Inc.
Cast
Jim McBride
Director
Peter Falk
Harry Arno
Glenne Headly
Joyce Patton
James Le Gros
Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens
Sergio Castellitto
Tommy "The Zip" Bucks
Walter Olkewicz
Jimmy 'the Cap' Capotorto
Luis Guzmán
Buck Torres
Bradford Tatum
Nick 'Joe Macho' Testa
Therese Kablan
Gloria Ayers
Franco Trevisi
Fabrizio
Armando De Razza
Benno
Francesca De Sapio
Maura
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