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| Colin Farrell | Tommy Sweet | |
| Maggie Gyllenhaal | Jean Craddock | |
| Jeff Bridges | Bad Blake | |
| Robert Duvall | Wayne Kramer | |
| Beth Grant | JoAnne | |
| Sarah Jane Morris | Marissa Reynolds | |
| Luce Rains | Motel Manager | |
| Tom Bower | Bill Wilson | |
| Annie Corley | Donna | |
| Rick Dial | Wesley Barnes | |
| James Keane | Manager | |
| Anna Felix | Barmaid | |
| Paul Herman | Jack Greene | |
| Ryan Bingham | Tony | |
| Debrianna Mansini | Ann | |
| Jerry Handy | Cowboy | |
| Jack Nation | Buddy Craddock | |
| Ryil Adamson | Ralphie | |
| J. Michael Oliva | Bear | |
| David Manzanares | Nick |
| Director | Scott Cooper
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| Producer | Robert Duvall
Rob Carliner |
| Writer | Scott Cooper
Thomas Cobb |
| Cinematography | Barry Markowitz
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| Musician | Stephen Bruton
T-Bone Burnett |
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Profligate and free-living country western singer Bad Blake (Jeff Bridges) seems to have lived his life on his own terms: one night stands and bouts of heavy drinking. Reduced to singing in bars in the remote American Southwest, he meets a young journalist named Jean Craddock (Maggie Gyllenhaal). He becomes flattered by her interest in him, despite the fact that he has thrown away every opportunity in his life to be a success personally and professionally. Yet, even a last chance at love and compassion cannot cause Bad Blake to reform his desperate lifestyle. Even a chance to team up with his former friend Tommy Sweet (Colin Farrell) only makes Bad Blake swallow a bitter pill. |
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