Wooly Boys (2004)

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PG | Drama | Released: 1/23/2004

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Synopsis:

Facing failing health, sheep herder Stoney is tricked into traveling to Minneapolis by his estranged daughter, Kate , in an attempt to get him treatment. There, Stoney is reconnected with his teenage grandson, Charles , an over-programmed, over-protected city boy, obsessed with computers and modern technology. After Stoney is 'imprisoned' in a hospital, his best friend Shuck, finds his way to the city in an attempt to break the old man free and grant him some dignity in his final days. Feeling that Charles needs to experience life instead of interacting with computers, Stoney takes the boy along as he and Shuck steal a hearse, and begin a madcapped journey back to the Badlands. With the FBI on their tail, Stoney's clock ticks away, as he finally gets the chance to know his grandson and reconnect with his daughter. Suddenly plopped into the role of rancher, Charles discovers his family roots and what it means to be a "wooly boy."

Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
1/23/2004

Director	Credit
Leszek Burzynski	Director
Cast	Credit
Peter Fonda	Stoney
Kris Kristofferson	Shuck
Keith Carradine	Sheriff Hank Dawson
Joseph Mazello	Charles
Robin Dearden	Kate
Production Credits	Credit
Robert Schwartz	Producer
Julie Hartley	Co-Producer
Maggie Soboil	Associate Producer
Ken Promersberger	Executive Producer
Buffie Stone	Associate Producer
Patti Hedeen	Executive Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Wooly Boys Productions	Production Company
Wardenclyffe Entertainment	Production Company
Pangea Film Group	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Lionsgate	Domestic Video Distributor
Locations
North Dakota, USA
Writer	Credit
Max Enscoe	Screenplay
Annie DeYoung	Screenplay
Ed Hanson	Screenplay
George Flower ('Buck')	Screenplay
Glen Stephens	Screenplay
Art Department	Credit
Robin Peyton	Set Decorator
Linden Snyder	Art Director
Stephen Storer	Production Designer
Casting	Credit
Lynne Blumenthal	Casting
Concetta Di Matteo	Casting
Carolyn Long	Casting
Film Camera	Credit
William Wages	Director of Photography
Music	Credit
Hummie Mann	Music
Publicity	Credit
Bill Marcil	Publicity
Sound	Credit
Whit Norris	Sound
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Hala Bahment	Costume Designer

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