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The Slaughter Rule

Duration:

112 min

Genres:

Drama | Sport

IMDB rate:

6.1

Director:

Alex Smith

Awards:

2 wins & 2 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Filming Locations: Centerville, Montana, USA

Earnings

Budget: $500,000

Opening Weekend: $1,461 (USA) (12 January 2003)

Gross: $13,134 (USA) (30 March 2003)

Cast

Actor

Character

Amy Adams

The Slaughter Rule

Ryan Gosling

Roy Chutney

David Morse

Gideon Ferguson

Clea DuVall

Skyla Sisco

David Cale

Studebaker

Eddie Spears

Tracy Two Dogs

Kelly Lynch

Evangeline Chutney

Ken White

Russ Colfax

Noah Watts

Waylon Walks Along

Kim DeLong

Lem Axelrod

Geraldine Keams

Gretchen Two Dogs

Douglas Sebern

Uncle Peyton

Cody Harvey

Coach Motlow

Melkon Andonian

Devo

J.P. Gabriel

Jute

Chris Offutt

Charlie

John Henry Marshall

Matt Kibbs (as John Henry Marshall III)

Juliana F. Clayton

Fran

Volley Reed

Forfeit Referee (as Volley 'Punk' Reid)

H.A. Smith

Slick Higgins

Michael Mahony

Nelson Chutney

Alison Tatlock

Jolene Chutney

Betty Ann Conard

Jailer

Michael Dunlap

Football Announcer

Wylie Gustafson

Wylie

Perle Weissman

Keno Lady

David Wiater

Male Nurse

Tim Boggs

Renegade

Matt Cornelius

Renegade

Nate McClure

Renegade

Matt Pipinich

Renegade

Paul Pipinich

Renegade

Jesse Sidor

Renegade

Michael Smart

Renegade

Ben Snipes

Renegade

Miles Gravage

Tyke (uncredited)

Philip Heron

Stumpy (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Some of the songs referenced by Gid and/or Floyd throughout the movie include "Ragged But Right" by Riley Puckett 1934"Nothing But Trouble" by Lonnie Johnson 1929"Cash On The Barrelhead" by The Louvin Brothers 1954"Rank Stranger" by Albert E. Brumley 1954"Will Jesus Wash The Bloodstains From Your Hands?" by Hazel Dickens 1964"Straighten Up And Fly Right" by The Nat King Cole Trio 1949"Wayfaring Pilgrim" by Almeda Riddle 1932 Gid also references "Drifting Too Far From The Shore" and "Going Back To Jericho" during the ice fishing scene but he doesn't state an artist or year. There is a deleted scene in which Floyd references "I Ain't Drunk, I Am Just Drinkng" by Jimmy Liggins but Gid interrupts him before he can state the year.