Sex and Lies in Sin City: The Ted Binion Scandal (2008)

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Written by Teena Booth

Directed by Peter Medak

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2008

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

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Cast

Image for Matthew ModineMatthew ModineTed Binion
Johnathon SchaechRick Tabish
Mark SivertsenJay Green
Kiira AraiBonnie Binion
Chris AshworthFrank Lipjanic
Frank BondReporter #2
Mark BrooksFritz
Kevin C BrownGas Station Patron
Chad BrummettBruce
Burly CainSheriff's Deputy
Christopher DempseyWaiter
Dan GerrityTony Serra
Michelle GreathouseRhonda Samuels
Jamie HaqqaniJuror
Peter HaskellIan Miller
David HouseOfficer Jackson
Genia MichaelaReporter
Mike MillerKen Drummond
Gary MoodyLou Sacco
Jon Kristian MooreParamedic Finch
Jacob O'Brien MullikenOfficer Garrity
Lorri OliverBinion's Friend
Chris RanneyNick
Robyn ReedeJury Foreman #1
Kieran SequoiaNurse
Arron ShiverEvan James
Lonny ShoreBailiff
William SterchiHal Fordyce
Image for Mena SuvariMena SuvariSandy Murphy
Justin TadeDavid Degerre
Taylor WardenCrime Scene Observer
Suzanne WilcoxMobster Girlfriend
Foued ZayaniStrip Club Mobster
Kathryn ZennaBrenda Rupp
Harry ZimmermanGreg Bernat

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