Wildlife (2018)
Overview
14-year-old Joe is the only child of Jeanette and Jerry — a housewife and a golf pro — in a small town in 1960s Montana. Nearby, an uncontrolled forest fire rages close to the Canadian border, and when Jerry loses his job (and his sense of purpose) he decides to join the cause of fighting the fire, leaving his wife and son to fend for themselves.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $3,097,257.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.853 |
Directed By
Paul Dano
Crew
Sonia Marques
Ihor Kaniuk
David Danesi
Jocelyn Pierce
Lance Gill
Peter Burton
Kim Dang
Dylan Brodie
Michael LaFond
Matt Bauske
Sha'ree Green
Gregg Marion
Liz Drew
Lilah Akin
Lucian Johnston
Sean P. Egan
Jake Gyllenhaal
Zoe Kazan
Paul Dano
Zoe Kazan
Paul Dano
Miles Michael
Eddie Vaisman
Riva Marker
Alex Saks
Melisa Jusufi
Matthew Hannam
B. Ted Deiker
Laura Rosenthal
Oren Moverman
Ann Ruark
Louise Ford
Diego García
Jodi Angstreich
Akin McKenzie
Amanda Ford
David Lang
Richard Ford
Tom Struthers
Cheryl Daniels
Nick Seaman
Justin Crawford
Jackie Goncalves
Ryan Roundy
Toni Marlo
Alexandra Ford
Jeffrey Penman
Cassandra Santiago
Russell Macway
Paul Dano
Feifei Ling
Michael Roy
Daniel Timmons
Richard Bullock Jr.
Josh Ermon
Zak Kristofek
Dori A. Rath
Daniel Timmons
Leslie Bloome
Suzana Peric
Sarah Dano
Bruce Winant
Bill Higley
Andrew Duncan
Jeff Marks
Mark Jarrett
Pud Cusack
Leonard A. Mazzone
Kyle Martindale
Dani Johnson
Adrian Durazo
Sara Ingram
Scott Peterson
Ryan Collison
Susan Jacobs
Justin T. Woods
Duccio Fabbri
Scott Garfield
Shannon Kenny
Jeffrey Penman
Jonathan Fuhrer
Jesse Goodman
Tony Volante
Harrison Jaffee
Matthew Hall
Dan Dolan
Tony Volante
Sean Morrissey
Jake Czepiel
Micah Hart
A. Patrick Storey
Michael Rivera
Tevya Desiderio
Jill Sacco
Blaine Decker
Sarah Rubano
Jacob Ribicoff
Castille Landon
Bobby Johanson
Taylor Levy
Tricia Schultz
Morgan Wajda-Levie
Joanna Fang
Dann Fink
Hunter Berk
Patrick DeVine
Shann Whynot-Young
TOP CAST
Jake Gyllenhaal
Jerry Brinson
Carey Mulligan
Jeanette Brinson
Ed Oxenbould
Joe Brinson
Zoe Colletti
Ruth-Ann
Bill Camp
Warren Miller
Travis W Bruyer
Forester
Tom Huston Orr
Mr. Cartwright
Darryl Cox
Clarence Snow
Ginger Gilmartin
Receptionist
Michael Gibbons
Coach
Mollie Milligan
Esther
John Walpole
Photographer
J. Alan Davidson
Teacher
Jennifer Rogers
Female Employee
Richard L. Olsen
Older Policeman
Lexi Anastasia
Lady (uncredited)
Avery Bagenstos
Football Player (uncredited)
Kaye Brownlee-France
Grocery Store Customer (uncredited)
Laurie Cummings
Wealthy Car Buyer (uncredited)
Stacy Casaluci
Barmaid (uncredited)
Jay Dee
Firefighter (uncredited)
JR Hatchett
Firefighter (uncredited)
Sara Moore
Student (uncredited)
Blaine Maye
Groom (uncredited)
Dale Murphy
Firefighter (uncredited)
Marshall Virden
Firefighter (uncredited)
Will Watson
Student
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