Honkytonk Man

Honkytonk Man is an American film carried out by Clint Eastwood, left the December 15th 1982.

Synopsis

Red Stovall, guitarist talented of Country passed beside its career decides to undertake a voyage conveys of them through the United States with its nephew (Kyle Eastwood, wire of the actor) thus his grandfather to pass a hearing to Large Ole Opry. Unfortunately, the uncle Red is reached by tuberculosis and its desire to record a disc seems seriously compromised.

Data sheet

Title: Honkytonk Man
Realization: Clint Eastwood
Scenario: Clancy Carlile, according to its own novel
Production: Clint Eastwood and Fritz Manes
Music: Steve Dorff
Photography: Bruce Surtees
Assembly: Joel Cox, Michael Kelly and Ferris Webster
Decorations: Edward C. Carfagno
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - Dolby - 35 mm
Kind: Drama
Lasted: 122 minutes
Comings out date: December 15th 1982 (the United States), November 15th 1983 (France)

Distribution

Clint Eastwood (VF: Jean-Claude Michel) : Red Stovall
Kyle Eastwood (VF: Mathias Kozlowski) : Whit
John McIntire (VF: Jacques Dynam) : The grandfather
Alexa Kenin (VF: Nathalie Regnier) : Marlene
Verna Bloom (VF: Denise Metmer) : Emmy
Barry Corbin (VF: Michel Modo) : Arnspringer
Matt Clark : Virgil
Jerry Hardin : Snuffy
Tim Thomerson : Policeman
Mason McCalman: Dr. Hines
Joe Regalbuto: Henry Axle
Gary Grubbs: Jim Bob
Rebecca Clemons: Beautiful
Johnny Gimble: Bob Wills
Linda Hopkins : Singer of blues

Rewards

Nomination at the price of the worst song (Gail Redd and Mitchell Torok, for No Sweeter Cheater Than You ), at the time of the Razzie Awards 1983.

Quotations

Red Stovall passes a hearing in a theater and proposes to sing a sad song. The tenant of the place approves this choice with these words: “A guy who dies that likes the public, that”

External bond

Honkytonk Man on Internet Movie Database

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