Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Robert Duvall | ... | Red | |
Jeremy Irvine | ... | Gally | |
Angie Cepeda | ... | Patty Wafers | |
Luis Tosar | ... | Panamá | |
Joaquín Cosio | ... | Cholo | |
Javier Gutiérrez | ... | Booster | |
Jim Parrack | ... | Moon | |
James Landry Hébert | ... | J.T. | |
Michael Ray Escamilla | ... | Hector | |
Abraham Benrubi | ... | Big Roscoe Hammil | |
C.K. McFarland | ... | Inez Claypeck | |
Renee Victor | ... | Josefina Nelly | |
Sonny Carl Davis | ... | Augie the Heckler | |
Billy Joe Shaver | ... | Old Man At The Gas Station | |
Eric A. Williams | ... | Ramond (as Eric Austin Williams) |
Forced to give up his land and his only home, cantankerous Texas rancher Red Bovie isn't about to go quietly to the dismal trailer park that's all he can now afford, and instead goes off with his grandson Gally - son of his long-estranged son Jimmy - for one last wild and woolly adventure during a night in Old Mexico. Written by ANIOM Casting Breakdown
Once again, Robert Duvall delivers like few others can. The cast, story line and everything about the movie was grand. His co stars, while I was unfamiliar with them prior to this, were so outstanding. Movie drew me in right from the start and held me fully. Only disappointment I had with the movie was that it had to end. No matter what role Mr. Duvall plays, he is so very convincing and makes you feel like he is someone you know personally. The scenery was outstanding as well with such a great soundtrack. Its sad that ranchers and farmers alike face the devastation of losing the homes and land that they have worked so hard on due to the way things are these days. I will purchase it on DVD as soon as it is available and look forward to watching it time and time again. Instant classic.