A homeless man searches for a key he has lost, finding redemption along the way.
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Title: The Keyman (2001)
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| Adam Baldwin | ... | Chris Myers / Keyman | |
| Ellen Locy | ... | Karen Myers | |
| Tom Wright | ... | Popeye | |
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Georgia Foy | ... | Cynthia Gates |
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Doris Gramm | ... | Betty |
| Jerry Haynes | ... | Can Man | |
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Jim Ponds | ... | Skinny Howard |
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Marcus M. Mauldin | ... | Bear |
| Jeff Grays | ... | Julian | |
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Lexi McConnell | ... | Little Girl |
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Mathew Greer | ... | James (as Matthew Greer) |
| Daniel Millican | ... | Brad | |
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Lynn Mathis | ... | Window Washer |
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Joe Chatham | ... | Sgt. Smith |
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Gordon Fox | ... | Preacher |
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A homeless man searches for a key he has lost, finding redemption along the way.
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November 2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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'The Keyman: Finding Redemption' is one of the most touching movies I have ever seen. I could tell the director put a lot of time and effort into making this film come to life. The whole cast was outstanding and true to reality. I felt I could connect with them on many levels.
Adam Baldwin stood out to me the most. He portrayed a tortured soul so well that throughout the whole movie I wanted to help him in any way I could. I felt his character's pain and guilt from beginning to end. Director Daniel Millican's choice for the Keyman was perfect and I don't think anyone else could have played it as wonderfully as Adam did.
In my mind this movie deserves an Oscar for best film and an Oscar for best actor. I truly feel that all the people in reach of a V.C.R or DVD player should see this beautiful movie and the beautiful people who brought it to life.