The Indian Runner (1991)
Overview
Two brothers cannot overcome their opposite perceptions of life. One brother sees and feels bad in everyone and everything, subsequently he is violent, antisocial and unable to appreciate or enjoy the good things which his brother desperately tries to point out to him.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $7,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $191,125.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 6.85 |
Directed By
Sean Penn
Crew
Sean Penn
Sean Penn
Corey Michael Eubanks
Jack Nitzsche
Anthony B. Richmond
Bruce Springsteen
Jay Cassidy
Danny Bramson
Michael D. Haller
David Hamburger
Mark D. Bisgeier
Jill M. Ohanneson
Don Phillips
Thom Mount
Patricia Morrison
Steve Bannon
Bill Groom
Michael Minkler
Gregg Landaker
Derek R. Hill
Hallie D'Amore
James J. Klinger
Garry Elmendorf
Gary Alper
Frank Bianco
Jack Kirschner
TOP CAST
David Morse
Joe Roberts
Viggo Mortensen
Frank Roberts
Valeria Golino
Maria
Patricia Arquette
Dorothy
Charles Bronson
Mr. Roberts
Sandy Dennis
Mrs. Roberts
Dennis Hopper
Caesar
Jordan Rhodes
Randall
Enzo Rossi
Rafael
Harry Crews
Mr. Baker
Eileen Ryan
Mrs. Baker
Trevor Endicott
12-Year-Old Joe Roberts
Brandon Fleck
7-Year-Old Frank Roberts
Kathy Jensen
Lady at Car Wash
James Devney
Deputy #1
Leland J. Olson
Doctor
Annie Pearson
Hotel Manager
Thomas Blair Levin
Clyde
V. Stacy Klein
Lucy
Benicio del Toro
Miguel
James J. Luxa
Randall's Partner
Adam Nelson
Cellmate
Eddie Katz
Guy on Commode
Kenny Stabler
Indian Runner
Don Shanks
Young Indian Runner
Neal Stark
Circus Dwarf
Elaine Schoovner
Bearded Lady
Larry Hoefling
Larry
Philip Gould
Man at Del Mar
Chuck Ulmer
Frank's Boss
Helen Halmes
Dorothy's Mother
James Intveld
Kid on Highway
Joe Martin
Dorthy's Father
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