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| Millennium Pictures (2011) | |||||
| Comedy, Crime, Drama | |||||
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| Jack Black | Bernie Tiede | |
| Shirley MacLaine | Marjorie Nugent | |
| Matthew McConaughey | Danny Buck | |
| Brady Coleman | Scrappy Holmes | |
| Richard Robichaux | Lloyd Hornbuckle | |
| Rick Dial | Don Leggett | |
| Brandon Smith | Sheriff Huckabee | |
| Larry Jack Dotson | Rev. Woodard | |
| Merrilee McCommas | Molly | |
| Mathew Greer | Carl | |
| Marjorie Dome | Townsperson | |
| Tim Cariker | Townsperson | |
| Fern Luker | Townsperson | |
| Jack Payne | Townsperson | |
| Sonny Carl Davis | Townsperson |
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| Producer |
Michael Bassick
William T. Conway |
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| Writer |
Skip Hollandsworth
Richard Linklater |
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| Cinematography |
Dick Pope
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| Musician |
Graham Reynolds
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Local mortician Bernie Tiede (Black) befriends a rich widow (MacLaine) in a small Texas town. He murders Nugent for her money, but no one misses her for months until the local district attorney (McConaughey) begins to investigate. In the meantime, many citizens of the small, East Texas town of Carthage rally to the murderer's defense, and demand that the authorities go easy on Tiede for the killing of the elderly Nugent. |
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