Catch .44

Catch .44

Kara

Dawn

Ronny

Mel

Billy

Jesse

Sheriff Connors

Francine

Deputy Elmore

Businessman David

Brandon

Davon

Male Diner Patron

Female Diner Patron

Strip Club Waitress

Mel's Girlfriend

Mel's Driver

Young Kara

Kate Mara dropped out of the movie and was replaced by Nikki Reed.

Lizzy Caplan dropped out of the project and Deborah Ann Woll was cast as Dawn.

When the girls are heading out in the car for the first time, Malin Ackerman's character is adamant that they play a tape from the '80s. The tape she chooses is "Return of Bruno" by Bruce Willis and a small sample of his cover of "Respect Yourself" is heard. Bruce Willis of course plays Mel, their boss, in the movie.

The trucker is first shown shooting Dawn three times, with the third shot being lethal. When the shooting sequence is played again, he shoots and kills Dawn with two shots.

Before Mel turns around and gets shot by Tes there is a sound of a hammer cocked. But Les is holding a Glock, a gun without a hammer.

After Ronny shoots the cop in the head, he then steals and wears his uniform. The uniform should be a bloody mess, instead of completely clean and pristine and the uniform should be too small and tight on the heavyset Ronny, because the cop originally wearing the uniform is of normal build.

Mel: It's sad, isn't it? I've been working with you seven years. Seven years. I always liked you. I Always looked after you. But I never trusted you.

Tes: Most women apply secret number two to one thing, sex. The rest of the time we're too real. Too real because it's in our nature to be real, which ultimately is a woman's downfall. But faking it keeps you living in man's land.