A drama film directed by Debra Granik, starring Jennifer Lawrence, John Hawkes and Garret Dillahunt in the lead roles.
Cast: Garret Dillahunt, Jennifer Lawrence, John Hawkes
Crew: Debra Granik (Director)
Genres: Drama
Release Dates: 17 Sep 2010 (India)
Did you know? The Army recruiter is played by Sergeant Russell Schalk, who is a real-life recruiter and combat veteran of the 1st Cavalry Division. Jennifer Lawrence asked him questions in character, and he responded as if he were talking to an actual recruit. Read More
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Direction
Director
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
1.85:1 (Flat)
Stereoscopy:
No
Trivia:
This film is adapted from Daniel Woodrell's 2006 novel of the same name.
Jennifer Lawrence was initially rejected for the role of Ree for being "too pretty." She flew overnight into New York City, walked 13 blocks in the sleet to the casting office, and auditioned with a runny nose and hair she hadn't washed in a week. Lawrence won the role, and ultimately, her first Academy Award nomination (for Best Actress) at 20 years old.
The Army recruiter is played by Sergeant Russell Schalk, who is a real-life recruiter and combat veteran of the 1st Cavalry Division. Jennifer Lawrence asked him questions in character, and he responded as if he were talking to an actual recruit.
This is the lowest grossing film nominated for the Best Picture Oscar since The Dresser (1983).
Jennifer Lawrence was initially rejected for the role of Ree for being "too pretty." She flew overnight into New York City, walked 13 blocks in the sleet to the casting office, and auditioned with a runny nose and hair she hadn't washed in a week. Lawrence won the role, and ultimately, her first Academy Award nomination (for Best Actress) at 20 years old.
The Army recruiter is played by Sergeant Russell Schalk, who is a real-life recruiter and combat veteran of the 1st Cavalry Division. Jennifer Lawrence asked him questions in character, and he responded as if he were talking to an actual recruit.
This is the lowest grossing film nominated for the Best Picture Oscar since The Dresser (1983).
