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'''Miles Rose Productions''', previously '''Hokl/EB Films''', is an American motion picture production company. They have produced the award-winning motion picture ''[[Chicago Stories]]'' and were a subcontractor on the film ''[[Color of Money]]''. | '''Miles Rose Productions''', previously '''Hokl/EB Films''', is an American motion picture production company. They have produced the award-winning motion picture ''[[Chicago Stories]]'' and were a subcontractor on the film ''[[Color of Money]]''. | ||
The company is currently in pre-production on the motion picture ''[[Never Split Tens]]'' which stars [[Polly Draper]], [[Michael Wolff]], and [[Robert Wagner]].<ref>Hathay, Gordon (2011) "Buckingham Fountain and lakefront set for film location shoot," ''Chicago Tribune'', September 20, p. 4</ref> ''[[Never Split Tens]]'', by writer, gambling columnist, astronomer, comedian, probability and statistics professor, and professional card counter [[Les Golden]], is based on the true story of the [[M.I.T.]] mathematics professor [[Edward O. Thorp]], the developer of [[Card counting]] systems at the casino [[card game]] of [[Blackjack]]. | The company is currently in pre-production on the motion picture ''[[Never Split Tens]]'' which stars [[Polly Draper]], [[Michael Wolff]], and [[Robert Wagner]].<ref>Hathay, Gordon (2011) "Buckingham Fountain and lakefront set for film location shoot," ''Chicago Tribune'', September 20, p. 4</ref> ''[[Never Split Tens]]'', by writer, gambling columnist, astronomer, comedian, probability and statistics professor, and professional card counter [[Les Golden]] of Oak Park, [[Illinois]], is based on the true story of the [[M.I.T.]] mathematics professor [[Edward O. Thorp]], the developer of [[Card counting]] systems at the casino [[card game]] of [[Blackjack]]. | ||
An adaptation of the award-winning stage play [[Murder by Mistletoe]] is planned for a 2016 release. | An adaptation of the award-winning stage play [[Murder by Mistletoe]] is planned for a 2016 release. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:58, 5 January 2014
Miles Rose Productions, previously Hokl/EB Films, is an American motion picture production company. They have produced the award-winning motion picture Chicago Stories and were a subcontractor on the film Color of Money.
The company is currently in pre-production on the motion picture Never Split Tens which stars Polly Draper, Michael Wolff, and Robert Wagner.[1] Never Split Tens, by writer, gambling columnist, astronomer, comedian, probability and statistics professor, and professional card counter Les Golden of Oak Park, Illinois, is based on the true story of the M.I.T. mathematics professor Edward O. Thorp, the developer of Card counting systems at the casino card game of Blackjack.
An adaptation of the award-winning stage play Murder by Mistletoe is planned for a 2016 release.
References
- ↑ Hathay, Gordon (2011) "Buckingham Fountain and lakefront set for film location shoot," Chicago Tribune, September 20, p. 4
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