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Open Range (11-Aug-2003)

Director: Kevin Costner

Writer: Craig Storper

From a novel: Open Range by Lauran Paine

Keywords: Western

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Annette Bening
Actor
29-May-1958   The American President
Abraham Benrubi
Actor
04-Oct-1969   Jerry Markovic on ER
Kim Coates
Actor
1959   Kieran Keyes on Night Man
Kevin Costner
Actor
18-Jan-1955   Dances with Wolves
Robert Duvall
Actor
5-Jan-1931   Tom Hagen in The Godfather
Michael Gambon
Actor
19-Oct-1940   The Singing Detective
Michael Jeter
Actor
26-Aug-1952 30-Mar-2003 Evening Shade
Diego Luna
Actor
29-Dec-1979   Y tu Mamá También
Dean McDermott
Actor
16-Nov-1966   Constable Turnbull on Due South
James Russo
Actor
23-Apr-1953   The Box

REVIEWS

Review by anonymous (posted on 20-Apr-2005)

One of the most enjoyable westens yet seen by me. Good old shoot em up, but with a sentimental twist, class actors, good direction and great location shots of open country. In all a well made production. I would expect nothing more from a cast with Kevin Costner, Robert Duval and the georgious Annette Bening. The supporting cast was to say the least terrific. Its great to see a film made in the old style without all the hi tech trimmings of todays film world. Recomended to all good film lovers. Well worth viewing.


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