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Director: | Clint Eastwood |
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Writer: | Clancy Carlile |
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During the Great Depression, a young boy leaves his family's Oklahoma farm to travel with his country musician uncle who is trying out for the Grand Ole Opry. | |
Release Date: | Dec 15, 1982 |
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Director: | Clint Eastwood |
Writer: | Clancy Carlile |
Genres: | Drama, Music |
Keywords | great depression, nashville, tennessee, 1930s, based on novel or book, tuberculosis, whorehouse, oklahoma, grand ole opry, stealing a chicken |
Production Companies | Malpaso Productions, Warner Bros. Pictures |
Box Office |
Revenue: $4,400,000
Budget: $2,000,000 |
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Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update) Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Clint Eastwood | Red Stovall |
Kyle Eastwood | Whit |
John McIntire | Grandpa |
Alexa Kenin | Marlena |
Verna Bloom | Emmy |
Matt Clark | Virgil |
Barry Corbin | Arnspriger |
Jerry Hardin | Snuffy |
Tim Thomerson | Highway Patrolman |
Macon McCalman | Dr. Hines |
Joe Regalbuto | Henry Axle |
Gary Grubbs | Jim Bob |
Rebecca Clemons | Belle |
Johnny Gimble | Bob Wills |
Linda Hopkins | Blues Singer |
Bette Ford | Lulu |
Robert V. Barron | Undertaker |
Lloyd Nelson | Radio Announcer |
Charles Cyphers | Stubbs |
Tracey Walter | Pooch |
Marty Robbins | Smoky |
Name | Job |
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Steve Dorff | Original Music Composer |
Clint Eastwood | Director |
Susan Arnold | Casting |
Edward C. Carfagno | Production Design |
Clancy Carlile | Novel, Screenplay |
Tom Seidman | Second Assistant Director |
Ferris Webster | Editor |
Bruce Surtees | Director of Photography |
Joel Cox | Editor |
Phyllis Huffman | Casting |
Michael Kelly | Editor |
Name | Title |
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Clint Eastwood | Producer |
Fritz Manes | Executive Producer |
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It kinda meanders solidly for about ¾ of its run time, but honestly that final 30 or so minutes is outstanding. <em>'Honkytonk Man'</em> isn't, at least to me, the most interesting or enjoyable for the first hour or so, with many satisfactory if meh scenes and even an odd one featuring a minor, b ... ut to my proper surprise the concluding moments of this 1982 release really do leave an imprint - I love the ending. Clint Eastwood is solid, as seemingly always, for the majority before really coming up with some big acting chops, though credit also goes to the make-up department for making him look the way his character ought to - which really sells it. Kyle Eastwood can't really act beside him, but as a child actor he brings the necessary innocence etc. It was barely a 7/10 rating from me until the conclusion, which elevates it up sizeably.