Lt. Thurston (played by Telly Savalas) is a protagonist in Fake-Out.
Police officer assigned to guard Bobbie Warren. He and his partner keep her in a casino hotel while she waits to meet the district attorney. Bobbie Warren (played by Pia Zadora) is a protagonist in Fake-Out.
A Las Vegas nightclub singer with mob connections who turns state's witness to avoid jail. She is guarded by police while navigating romantic feelings for one of her protectors and her dangerous ties to her mob boyfriends. Det. Clint Morgan (played by Desi Arnaz Jr.) appears in Fake-Out.
Police detective tasked with guarding Bobbie Warren. She develops romantic feelings for him while trying to escape his custody and protect herself from her mob connections. Ted (played by Larry Storch) appears in Fake-Out.
The Waiter (played by Sammy Shore) appears in Fake-Out.
Michelle (played by G. Wesley Stevens) appears in Fake-Out.
Spiveck (played by Meshulam Riklis) appears in Fake-Out.
Male Camper (played by Phil Ford) appears in Fake-Out.
Fake-Out (1982) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Lt. Thurston
(played by Telly Savalas) — protagonist
Police officer assigned to guard Bobbie Warren. He and his partner keep her in a casino hotel while she waits to meet the district attorney.
Bobbie Warren
(played by Pia Zadora) — protagonist
A Las Vegas nightclub singer with mob connections who turns state's witness to avoid jail. She is guarded by police while navigating romantic feelings for one of her protectors and her dangerous ties...
Det. Clint Morgan
(played by Desi Arnaz Jr.) — supporting
Police detective tasked with guarding Bobbie Warren. She develops romantic feelings for him while trying to escape his custody and protect herself from her mob connections.
Ted
(played by Larry Storch) — supporting
The Waiter
(played by Sammy Shore) — supporting
Michelle
(played by G. Wesley Stevens) — supporting
Spiveck
(played by Meshulam Riklis) — minor
Male Camper
(played by Phil Ford) — minor
Rudinski
(played by Barbara Miller) — minor
Roberta
(played by Connie Hair) — supporting
Female Camper
(played by Mimi Hines) — minor
Hit Man #1
(played by Tim Rossovich) — minor
Warden Curtis
(played by Mercedes Hawthorne-Maharis) — minor
Hit Man #2
(played by Matt Cimber) — minor
Happy Johnson
(played by Rusty Feuer) — minor
Merrich
(played by George Buck Flower) — minor
Danny Parelli
(played by Nelson Sardelli) — minor
Slot Lady
(played by Suzanne Buhrer) — supporting
Slot Lady
(played by Betty Bunch) — supporting
The Pit Boss
(played by George Savalas) — supporting
Story Analysis
A nightclub singer navigates mob betrayal, police custody, and romantic conflict to secure her freedom.
Plot Progression
Jailhouse Bluff
Hotel Confinement
Lovers and Liars
Escape and Reckoning
Fake-Out (1982) · 4.1/10 · action, comedy, crime
Content sources
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(Q6853091), public domain (CC0).
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