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| Brett Moses | ... |
Jimmy Wayne Collins
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| Ryan Hurst | ... |
Kyle Collins
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| Dominique Swain | ... | ||
| Lee Ann Womack | ... |
Claire Wades
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| Ron Canada | ... |
Moses
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| James Parks | ... |
J.C.
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Leonard Songe | ... |
T-roy
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Jason Robinson | ... |
Trigger
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Hunter Hawa | ... |
Winston
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| Daniel Magill | ... |
Skin-Ass
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| Wes Brown | ... |
Bo
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J.C. Moses | ... |
Rusty
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Tracy Byrd | ... |
Ronnie Crawford
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James Bobinger | ... |
Lee
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Jimmy Wayne Collins finds himself adrift in Memphis, Tennessee. Forced to return home to the piney woods of Southeast Texas, Jimmy will face his imprisoned brother, his dying father and the demons he left behind.
We had a great time watching the Noble Things. I'm Lee Ann Womack fan. I thought she did a great job as the Sheriff of a small Texas Town. She was very believable. I was disappointed that she was not singing on the soundtrack but it has good songs on it all the same. The movie reminded me of where I grew up in Jackson, Mississippi. It also brought feelings of watching my close relatives pass away. The actors had powerful performances. Michael Parks is great as the stubborn old man. Ryan Herst from my favorite show Sons of Anarchy is good to as the brother. Dominique Swain does a great job as the long lost girl friend. The guy playing the country singer was awesome. The fighting part is my favorite part of the movie! Oh, and the ending was a huge surprise.