The Hottest State (2006)
Overview
A young actor from Texas tries to make it in New York while struggling in his relationship with a beautiful singer/songwriter.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $137,341.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.222 |
Directed By
Ethan Hawke
Crew
Ethan Hawke
Rick Butler
Lisa Scoppa
Catherine Marie Thomas
Shannon Harrington
Jason Hayes
Stacey Panepinto
Adam Escott
Annie Tan
Nick Vanderpool
Carl Ferrara
Leo Holder
Robert Fernandez
Ryan Collison
Mariusz Glabinski
Marlena Grzaslewicz
Bobby Johanson
Bruce Kitzmeyer
Griffin Richardson
Ira Spiegel
José Torres
John Werner
Stephanie A. Marquardt
John M. Davis
Linda Cohen
Ethan Hawke
Adrienne Haspel
Dave Pultz
Bill Stokes
Jeff Caron
Inna Braude
R.G. Armstrong
Josh Charles
Alfonso Cuarón
Douglas Graham
Josh Hamilton
Ryan Hawke
Kris Kristofferson
Robert Sean Leonard
Richard Linklater
Jonathan Marc Sherman
Alexis Alexanian
Sheila Jaffe
Yukie Kito
Yasushi Kotani
Jonathan Shoemaker
Taizo Son
Jesse Harris
Christopher Norr
Adriana Pacheco
TOP CAST
Mark Webber
William Harding
Catalina Sandino Moreno
Sarah
Sônia Braga
Mrs. Garcia
Ethan Hawke
Vince
Josh Zuckerman
Decker
Laura Linney
Jesse
Michelle Williams
Samantha
Daniel Ross Owens
Young Vince (as Daniel Ross)
Glen Powell
John Jagerman (as Glen Powell, Jr.)
Anne Clarke
Young Jesse
Cherami Leigh
Danielle
Jesse Harris
Dave Afton
Bill Dobrow
Drummer
Jon Fowler
Bassist
Guyora Kats
Pianist/Accordian Player
Nick McDonnel
Artsy Guy
Jonathan Marc Sherman
Party Philosopher
Richard Linklater
John Wayne Enthusiast
Ryan Hawke
Williamsburg Hip Girl (as Ryan Shawhughes)
Iraida Polanco
Proprietor
Gabriel Rivera
Guitar Player
Greta Gaines
Faye
Frank Whaley
Harris
Lynn Cohen
Harris's Mother
John Patrick Shanley
Priest
Elissabeth Blofson
Kissing Couple
Ben Dickey
Kissing Couple (as Benjamin Dickey)
Lara Theodos
Waitress
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