Happy, Texas (1999)

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Written by Ed Stone, Mark Illsley

Directed by Mark Illsley

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1999

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Jeremy Northam and Steve Zahn are two convicts who break out of jail.

They steal a winnebago and head south, arriving in the little town of Happy, Texas where they are mistaken for a couple of gay men who will organise and judge the yearly Little Miss Fresh Squeezed contest.

Lots of situation comedy for the awkward, jittery Zahn as the pageant coordinator for dozens of precocious little girls and one precocious mother (Illeana Douglas) who spots Zahn for a ringer, but likes the look of him anyhow. N

Meanwhile, Northam is trying to hold off lonely Sheriff Chappy (William H Macy) while romancing the attractive Josephine (Ally Walker).

Cast

Image for Steve ZahnSteve ZahnWayne Wayne Wayne Jr. aka David
Image for Jeremy NorthamJeremy NorthamHarry Sawyer aka Steven 'Steve'
Image for William H. MacyWilliam H. MacySheriff Chappy Dent
Ally WalkerJosephine 'Joe' McClintock the Banker
Illeana DouglasDoreen Schaefer
M.C. GaineyRobert 'Bob' Allen Maslow
Image for Ron PerlmanRon PerlmanMarshal Nalhober
Mo GaffneyMrs. Bromley
Paul DooleyThe Judge
Jillian BerardMadison 'Maddie'
Image for Scarlett PomersScarlett PomersJency

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