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A man joins a group of nomadic con artists in rural North Carolina.A man joins a group of nomadic con artists in rural North Carolina.A man joins a group of nomadic con artists in rural North Carolina.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Nikki Deloach
- Kate
- (as Nikki DeLoach)
Danielle Keaton
- Shane
- (as Danielle Wiener)
Jean Speegle Howard
- Bokky's Grandmother
- (as Jean Howard)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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- TriviaThis was one of the first seven films, on which to be foreclosed, by the Screen Actors Guild for non-payment of wages and residuals to SAG members. On July 13, 2004, rights to the film were sold at auction.
- GoofsPat calls Kate while on the road with Bokky. She picks up the phone at her parents living room. She wears a wrist watch with a shiny bracelet. Cut. Then the watch is gone, cut, then the watch is back again.
- SoundtracksKing of the Road
Written by Roger Miller
Performed by Randy Travis and Take Six
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records, Inc.
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This was totally interesting to watch, but it needed two things: (1) to be based in some kind of reality; (2) to have a conclusion for the characters. In the picture, you see Marky Mark getting into a romance with the daughter of the capo di capos, but absolutely nothing comes of it. And what happens to Bill Paxton's girlfriend. And even the scheme for the counterfeit bills, which should have been crystal clear, did not hold together.
And who are these people? I get the feeling that the filmmakers were trying not to call them gypsies or roma--fear of offending an ethnic group. Rather, they seemed to be some combination of Irish and Italian. But the movie would make more sense if it were clearly grounded in a real group of people.
But, that said, I still enjoyed every minute of it. It just ended too soon.
And who are these people? I get the feeling that the filmmakers were trying not to call them gypsies or roma--fear of offending an ethnic group. Rather, they seemed to be some combination of Irish and Italian. But the movie would make more sense if it were clearly grounded in a real group of people.
But, that said, I still enjoyed every minute of it. It just ended too soon.
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $534,010
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $30,855
- Apr 20, 1997
- Gross worldwide
- $534,010
- Runtime1 hour 41 minutes
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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