Walker Payne (2006)

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Written by Matt Williams, Alex Paraskevas

Directed by Matt Williams

Running Time: 130 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2006

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

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Cast

Vic AvilesMan at Dogfight
Hunt BakerBoy on scaffolding
Keith BarberBartender
Guy BoydDoc
Gabrielle BrennanBeth
Jarrod BruceJimmy
Jessica CarterGamer
Hank CassadyGambling Man
Kristin CobbVendor
Image for Drea de MatteoDrea de Matteo
Image for Bruce DernBruce Dern
Dann FinkFeatured
Angelina FiordellisiMarlene
Robbie GoodaleThe Flirty Girl; Extra
Linwood GurleyHoosier's Lynchman
Jimmy HagerOld Ref
Michael HardingSupervisor
R. Keith HarrisState Trooper
Bob Hungerford1st Referee
Azel JamesTrainer
Cameron JeboSmoking Teen
Sylvia JefferiesTrampy Blonde
Patrick G. KeenanBar Patron
Jim KeislerGamer
David R. KingMiner
Kevin P. King56 Crown Victoria Driver
Chelsea LopezSara
Mark Jeffrey MillerLanky Ref
Jason PatricWalker Payne
Mary PayneMrs. Haggarty
Darrell RotenberryExtra
Mac SempleDogfight Fan
Image for Sam ShepardSam ShepardSyrus
Kevin Jay SmithGambling Businessman
Jon StaffordSheriff
KaDee StricklandAudrey
Candy Van NortCity Lady at last dog fight
Jenny Van NortCity Girl at last dog fight
Jeff Van Nort Jr.Country Boy at first dog fight
Jeff Van Nort Sr.Workman
Bruce WilliamsonDrunken Worker
Bruce WinantAdditional Voice

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