Betty Miller appears in High Stakes (1989), where she navigates the gritty underbelly of gambling and betrayal. Her performance captures the essence of the film's exploration of risk and moral ambiguity, drawing viewers into a world where every bet could be the last. Although her filmography is limited, her role in High Stakes showcases the raw energy and tension that defines cult cinema, making her a noteworthy presence in this niche genre.
High Stakes
Bambi Rose (Sally Kirkland) is a sexy, albeit aging, New York prostitute who is at the mercy of a sadistic vicious racketeer pimp named Slim (Richard Lynch), who has his fingers in nearly every sort of crime imaginable. When a greedy unprincipled Wall Street stockbroker (Robert LuPone) whose fortunes become intertwined with Bambi's when a mugging leaves him at her doorstep, Bambi enlists his aid in stealing $4,000 from one of Slim's henchmen and saving her daughter out of the clutches of the mobsters she works for.
