3,000 Miles to Graceland (2001)

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Written by Richard Recco, Demian Lichtenstein

Directed by Demian Lichtenstein

Also known as "3000 Millas al Infierno", "3000 Millas Hacia Graceland", "3000 Milles de Graceland"

Running Time: 135 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Comic action thriller about a gang that robs a Las Vegas casino during an Elvis impersonator convention but falls out fatally when dividing the heist's spoils. As one gun-toting robber leaves the others for dead, he heads north with the cash, little realising that one of his ex-partners is following in hot pursuit.

Cast

Image for Kurt RussellKurt RussellMichael Zane
Image for Kevin CostnerKevin CostnerThomas J. Murphy
Image for Courteney CoxCourteney CoxCybil Waingrow
Image for Christian SlaterChristian SlaterHanson
Image for Kevin PollakKevin PollakU.S. Marshal Damitry
Image for David ArquetteDavid ArquetteGus
Image for Jon LovitzJon LovitzJay Peterson
Howie LongJack Gang Pilot
Image for Thomas Haden-ChurchThomas Haden-ChurchU.S. Marshal Quigley
Bokeem WoodbineFranklin
Image for Ice-TIce-THamilton Gunman
David KayeJesse Waingrow
Louis LombardiOtto Sinclair Boise Lawyer
Shawn Michael HowardRoller Elvis
Michael KopsaJefferson

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