The Hi-Lo Country (1998)

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Written by Max Evans, Walon Green

Directed by Stephen Frears

Also known as "Amigos hasta la Muerte"

Running Time: 130 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1998

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

This Western is an intimate story of the enduring bond of friendship between two hard-living men, set against the sweeping backdrop of the American West, post-World War II, in its twilight.

Pete Calder (Billy Crudup) and Big Boy Matson (Woody Harrelson) have been friends since before the war and are masters of the prairie.

After the war they have to return to their previous way of life, farming the land and raising their cattle on the American prairie's.

However their love lives are not so easy to resume when on their return they discover their former pre-War sweethearts are marrying other men.

Cast

Image for Woody HarrelsonWoody HarrelsonBig Boy Matson
Image for Billy CrudupBilly CrudupPete Calder
Image for Cole HauserCole HauserLittle Boy Matson
Enrique CastilloLevi Gomez
Darren E. BurrowsBilly Harte
Image for Jacob VargasJacob VargasDelfino Mondragon
Robert KnottJack Couffer
Sam ElliottJim Ed Love
Sandy BaronHenchman
Image for Patricia ArquettePatricia ArquetteMona Birk
Image for John DiehlJohn DiehlLes Birk
Craig CarterArt Logan
Image for Penélope CruzPenélope CruzJosepha O'Neil
Walter C. HallAuctioneer
James GammonHoover Young

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