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The Lone Ranger

Year:
Duration:
149 min
Genres:
Action | Adventure | Western
IMDB rate:
6.5
Director:
Gore Verbinski
Awards:
Nominated for 2 Oscars. Another 4 wins & 18 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2013-07-03
Filming Locations: Creede, Colorado, USA
Earnings
Budget: $215,000,000
Opening Weekend: $29,210,849 (USA) (7 July 2013)
Gross: $89,302,115 (USA) (9 November 2013)
Cast
Actor
Character
Armie Hammer
Armie Hammer
The Lone Ranger
Johnny Depp
Tonto
William Fichtner
Butch Cavendish
Tom Wilkinson
Latham Cole
Ruth Wilson
Rebecca Reid
Helena Bonham Carter
Red Harrington
James Badge Dale
Dan Reid
Bryant Prince
Danny
Barry Pepper
Fuller
Mason Cook
Will
JD Cullum
Wendell
Saginaw Grant
Chief Big Bear
Harry Treadaway
Frank
James Frain
Barret
JoaquĆ­n Cosio
Jesus
Damon Herriman
Ray
Matt O'Leary
Skinny
W. Earl Brown
Mustached Ranger
Timothy V. Murphy
Fritz
Gil Birmingham
Red Knee
Damon Carney
Blaine
Kevin Wiggins
Clayton
Chad Brummett
Martin
Robert Baker
Navarro
Lew Temple
Hollis
Joseph E. Foy
Boy Tonto
Leon Rippy
Collins
Stephen Root
Habberman
Randy Oglesby
Shareholder
Brad Greenquist
Shareholder
Rance Howard
Engineer
Leonard Earl Howze
Homer
Travis Hammer
Young Cavendish
Steve Corona
Young Cole
Matthew Page
Soldier #3
Jack Axelrod
Telegraph Operator
Christopher Hagen
Preacher
Freda Foh Shen
Kai
Margaret Bowman
Fat Lady
Luz P. Mendez
Pilar
Laina Loucks
Rosalie
Devon J. Adams
Dancer (Red's)
Desirae Anslover
Dancer (Red's)
Charlotte Cormier
Dancer (Red's)
Megan Pribyl
Dancer (Red's)
Briana Van Schuyver
Dancer (Red's)
Julie Stracener
Dancer (Red's)
Chad Randall
Pawing Drunk
Jason E. Hill
Mob Member
Todd Anderson
Mob Member
Beth Bailey
Mob Member
Joanne Camp
Glenda
John Keating
Young Crier (Hell on Wheels)
Stephen Brodie
Soldier #1
Will Koberg
Soldier #2
Jack Chang
Huang
Tad Jones
VP Colfax
Robin McGee
Old Crier
Bob Rumnock
Stove Pipe
Grover Coulson
Joe
Tait Fletcher
Grizzled Soldier
Alex Knight
Soldier #4
Argos MacCallum
Farmer
David Midthunder
Fuller's Native American Scout
Allison Marie Volk
Jane
Pokey LaFarge
Band at Red's
Joey Glynn
Band at Red's
Adam Hoskins
Band at Red's
Ryan Koenig
Band at Red's
Tom E. Rostkowski
Man Who Congratulates Cole
Malachi Tsoodle-Nelson
Red Knee's Young Warrior
Sean Durham
Cavalry Guard
Anthony R. Burt
Cavalry
R.J. Kirkhope
Cavalry
Will Kirkhope
Cavalry
Kenneth Love
Cavalry
Claudia Adams
Townsperson (uncredited)
Walter Anaruk
Chinese Miner
Phil Arnold
Promontory Summit Band Conductor (uncredited)
James P. Bennett
(uncredited)
Todd Bethke
Train Passenger (uncredited)
Edward Butron
Rail Road worker (uncredited)
Elgin Cahill
Railroad Worker (uncredited)
Michael J. Carnevale
Townfolk (uncredited)
Cabran E. Chamberlain
Railroad Worker (uncredited)
Jeremie Dalaba
Farmhand / drunkard (uncredited)
Cary Drage
Scorpion Eater (uncredited)
Carter DuBois
Railroad Worker (uncredited)
Kristine Fambrough
Train Car Temperance Woman (uncredited)
Scott Flick
Railroad Worker (uncredited)
Toni Ann Gambale
Saloon Girl (uncredited)
Joseph Griffenberg
Old Man at Fair (uncredited)
James Grummitt
Soldier 2 (uncredited)
Timothy Holmes
Townsman (uncredited)
Andrew Hook
Railway Worker (uncredited)
Kyle Jacobson
Dog Boy (uncredited)
Jason D. Johnson
Seamus O'Toole (uncredited)
Albert Fry Jr.
Town Dignitary (uncredited)
Patrick Juarez
Fair Man - Wild West Show (uncredited)
Ashley M. Kalfas
Parasole Lady (uncredited)
David Dustin Kenyon
Train Passenger (uncredited)
Jahan Khalili
Habberman's Assistant (uncredited)
Edward Khmara
Sheriff Patterson (uncredited)
Dana Kjeldsen
Cavalry
Dustin Lane
Train Station Kid (uncredited)
James E. Lane
Tattoed Drunk (uncredited)
Chester Laurence
Asian Mob Member (uncredited)
Hope McCurdy
Contortionist (uncredited)
Brandon Price McDaniel
Cavalry Soldier (uncredited)
Marti Mills
Extra (uncredited)
Robb Moon
Railroad Spiker (uncredited)
Alexandria Morrow
Reds Girl (uncredited)
Nick W. Nicholson
Saloon Guy (uncredited)
Martin Palmer
Constitution Fireman (uncredited)
Tina Parker
Helen
Pablo Paz
Farmhand Mobster (uncredited)
Kathryn Phipps
Temperance Lady (uncredited)
Michael Neal Powell
Townsman (uncredited)
Jaime Powers
Irish Railworker (uncredited)
John Quintana
Working Man (uncredited)
Jessica Record
Red's Girl (uncredited)
Halyssa Riggins
Townsperson (uncredited)
Ronnie Rodriguez
Gentleman / Train Passenger (uncredited)
Turner Ross
Fairgoer (uncredited)
Davin Ruggles
Fair Child
Liam Ruggles
Fair Child
Carlos Sepulveda
Railroad Worker (uncredited)
Steve Shaw
Dignitary (uncredited)
Alex Tait
Rail Worker (uncredited)
Joel Thingvall
Sheriff Long Johns (uncredited)
Shannon Tucker
Prostitute / Background (uncredited)
Eric Vincent
Irish Railroad Worker (uncredited)
Shannan Wagenman
Fairground Woman (uncredited)
Sean Weimorts
Cavalry
Did you know?
Trivia
The first film cinematographer Bojan Bazelli has shot with anamorphic lenses since Body Snatchers (1993).
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As an homage to John Ford, the scene that introduces John Reid features passengers singing "Shall We Gather At The River". It was Ford's favorite hymn, included in at least five of his movies.
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The musical cue in the shot of Red sitting under the painting of a ballerina is the Swan Theme from Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake.
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Goofs
Twist-up lipstick was invented in 1923.
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Promontory Summit was officially completed May 10, 1869. At the completion ceremony, the band plays John Philip Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever," written on Christmas Day, 1896.
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When the rail track is opened towards the end, the band plays "The Stars and Stripes Forever" march, which wasn't written by John Philip Sousa until 1896.
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Quotes
Tonto: [to Reid] Eight men rode into canyon... I dug seven graves. Horse says, you are spirit walker: a man who has been to the other side and returned, a man who cannot be killed at all...
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Tonto: [trying to get Reid to kill Cavendish] Wendigo cut out brother's heart... where is brother's justice?
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Stache: [speaking to Butch Cavendish] It was a ranger, riding a white horse. Got some lunatic indian with him. They're coming for you.
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Faq
Q
Does Johnny Depp have any Native American ancestry?
A
Johnny Depp's Great-Grandmother grew up in either the Cherokee or Creek Indian nation. He was also made an honorary member of the Comanche via adoption by LaDonna Harris, president of Americans for Indian Opportunity and a member of that nation.
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