
Top Cast

David Strathairn
Jackson Kinley

Mary McDonnell
Dora Overton

Sean McCann
Theodore Warfield

Chris Wiggins
Horace Talbott

Jackie Burroughs
Granny Dollar

Nancy Beatty
Mrs. Dinker

Marnie McPhail
Edna Mae Kinley

Bernard Behrens
Dr. Vernon Stark
Mert Hatfield
Thomas Warfield

Dean McDermott
Young Harlan Wade

Géza Kovács
Luther Snow

Doug Lennox
Harlan Wade
Key Film Crew
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