Grit, glam, and body slams—two women and their hustler manager hit the wrestling circuit for a shot at Reno glory.
...ALL THE MARBLES
The California Dolls and their best friend Harry...Together they're going for...All The Marbles
A two-bit promoter tries to take a women's wrestling team to the top.
Quick Answer
...All the Marbles is a 1981 American comedy-drama-sport film directed by Robert Aldrich about a women's tag-team wrestling duo and their manager navigating hardships on the road to a big match in Reno.
Programmer's Pick
Robert Aldrich’s final film trades noir for neon tights, as Peter Falk wrangles two indomitable lady wrestlers through a circuit equal parts seedy and satirical. Where else do mud wrestling and tag-team ambition share top billing?
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Why This Matters
This was the final film directed by Robert Aldrich, and features NFL Hall of Famer 'Mean' Joe Greene playing himself. The film was retitled The California Dolls for international audiences due to the unfamiliarity of the original idiom.
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Why Cult
Experience the rarely-seen world of 1980s female tag-team wrestling, with Iris and Molly battling both in and out of the ring.
Peter Falk brings hustle and heart as Harry, the small-time promoter with big dreams and questionable motels.
This isn't just about headlocks—prepare for mud-splattered, satirical set pieces that push the boundaries of sports comedy.
The journey to Reno’s MGM Grand means run-ins with crooks, wardrobe malfunctions, and more than a few bruised egos.
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Questions from the Vault
Who directed ...All the Marbles? +
...All the Marbles was directed by Robert Aldrich.
How long is ...All the Marbles? +
...All the Marbles has a runtime of 113 minutes.
What genre is ...All the Marbles? +
...All the Marbles is a comedy, drama, and sport film.
Where can I watch ...All the Marbles? +
...All the Marbles is available to stream on SassyFlix.
