Friday Night Lights (2004)

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Written by Buzz Bissinger, David Aaron Cohen

Directed by Peter Berg

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2004

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

In many small American towns the fortunes of the local football team assume enormous importance to local people looking for respite from the drudgery of daily life. The Permian Panthers, heroes of the depressed town of Odessa in Texas are one such team. The film follows the team's 1988 season. It looks at the trials and tribulations of Coach Gaines, in a town where nothing less than total success in the State Championships is good enough.

Cast

Image for Billy Bob ThorntonBilly Bob ThorntonCoach Gary Gaines
Image for Lucas BlackLucas BlackMike Winchell
Image for Garrett HedlundGarrett HedlundDon Billingsley
Derek LukeBoobie Miles
Image for Jay HernandezJay HernandezBrian Chavez
Lee JacksonIvory Christian
Lee Thompson YoungChris Comer
Tim McGrawCharles Billingsley
Grover CoulsonL.V. Miles
Image for Connie BrittonConnie BrittonSharon Gaines
Connie CooperMrs. Winchell
Kasey StevensFlippy
Ryanne DuzichMelissa
Image for Amber HeardAmber HeardMaria
Morgan FarrisJennifer Gaines

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