Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Edward Norton | ... | Bill Kincaid / Brady Kincaid | |
Lucy DeVito | ... | Anne Greenstein | |
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Kent Jude Bernard | ... | Philosophy Student |
Amelia Campbell | ... | Maggie Harmon | |
Tim Blake Nelson | ... | Bolger | |
Randal Reeder | ... | Shaver | |
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Leo Fabian | ... | Waddell |
Pruitt Taylor Vince | ... | Big Joe Sharpe | |
Tina Parker | ... | Sharon | |
Susan Sarandon | ... | Daisy | |
Ty Burrell | ... | Professor Sorenson | |
Lee Wilkof | ... | Professor Levy | |
Melanie Lynskey | ... | Colleen | |
Josh Pais | ... | Ken Feinman | |
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Lisa Benavides-Nelson | ... | Suzie Feinman |
The lives of a set of identical twins, one an Ivy League philosophy professor, the other a small-time and brilliant marijuana grower, intertwine when the professor is lured back to his Oklahoma hometown for a doomed scheme against a local drug lord. Written by Anonymous
I had the pleasure of watching the world premiere of Leaves of Grass at the Toronto International Film Festival and was not disappointed. Edward Norton plays identical twin brothers, Billy, an accomplished university professor and Brady a big time drug dealer in Tulsa. The film wonderfully builds up to their first encounter after many years of being estranged, bringing with it much hilarity. The acting was superb - I was thoroughly engrossed in Norton's portrayal of two seemingly different characters. The supporting cast was strong and the director, Tim Blake Nelson had a major role in his own right. Billy and Brady's mother, played by Susan Sarandon brought a nuanced and understated performance. Subtle references to Norton's other films such as Primal Fear and Fight Club were a clever touch. Overall, the film had some great humour and lots of suspenseful moments. This movie is a must see for any Ed Norton fan.