Dead Man
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Jim Jarmusch
Johnny Depp
Gary Farmer
Lance Henriksen
Michael Wincott
Mili Avital
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
William Blake, a young accountant lost in unfamiliar territory and caught in inextricable circumstances which leaves destiny beyond his control, travels the western frontier during the mid 19th century. Wounded and branded an outlaw, Blake flees the gunmen hired to hunt him down. Nobody, an outcast Native American, aides Blake along a journey beyond the frailty of life as his physical existence grows thin.
Director
Jim Jarmusch
Cast
Johnny Depp
Gary Farmer
Lance Henriksen
Michael Wincott
Mili Avital
Iggy Pop
Jared Harris
Billy Bob Thornton
Crispin Glover
Eugene Byrd
Michelle Thrush
Gabriel Byrne
John Hurt
Alfred Molina
Robert Mitchum
Jimmie Ray Weeks
Mark Bringelson
Gibby Haines
George Duckworth
Richard Boes
Mike Dowson
John Pattison
Todd R Pfeiffer
Leonard Bowechop
Cecil Cheeka
Michael Mccarty
Thomas Bettles
Daniel Chas Stacy
Peter Schrum
John North
Rick Lambert
Crew
Carol Abady
Carol Abady
Cheyenne Ali
Marit Allen
Arthur Allyn
Richard Alonzo
Coll Anderson
Jennifer Apel
Brent Baker
Mark Balda
Randall Balsmeyer
Suzanne Bantit
Elizabeth A Beckman
Michael Bennett
Ted Berner
Brian Bernstein
Birgitta Bjerke
Michael Blair
Steve Blakely
Michael Boehme
Hildegard Bongarts
Christian Bongers
Mark W J Borg
Charlie Bouis
James E Brisbin
Eric Budlong
Alan Burke
Robin Bursey
Kate Butler
John Carlucci
Lou Carlucci
Steve Carroll
Kam Chan
Guy Charbonneau
Ernie Cheeka
Karen Clark
Greg Colfax
Kevin S Colley
P J Connolly
Bruce Corkum
Claire Corsick
Marko Costanzo
Keith Culbertson
Kenneth Davis
Robert W Davis
Sioux Dean
Christi Dembrowski
Beth Depatie
Watson Devore
Jean Michel Dissard
Dale Dodds
Don Donigi
Edie Douglas
David Dupuis
Holly W Edwards
Rick Eggers
Betsy Everman
Gwen Everman
Jordan Faeth
Jon Farhat
Dan Evans Farkas
Scott Farley
Alice Farrell
Robert K. Feldmann
Lisa K. Ferguson
George Fleming
John Ray Floyd
Jolene Floyd
John A. Foote
Joe Fordham
Tim Foster
Patrick Fuchs
Felipe Gallego
Kirk Gardener
Joe Gareri
Eugene Gearty
William Getzwiller
Mike Gibson
Tony Gibson
Mark Goodermote
Bob Gorelick
Judy Gorjanc
David Graham
Louis Grappi
Tony Grocki
Mark Habegger
John Hanlon
John Hausmann
Todd Heater
Robert Hein
Richard B Heller
Jon Hokanson
Buck Holland
Bill Holmquist
Kevin Hughes
Sam Hyde
Tom Irvin
Jim Jarmusch
Eric Johnson
Eric Johnson
L A Johnson
Terry Kempf
Frank Kern
Jeffrey King
Todd Kleitsch
Karen Koch
Drew Kunin
Nemo Labrizzi
Danielle Laclare
Leon Laderach
Jeffrey M Landis
Suzanne Lapick
Dayna Lee
Linda Lee
Daniel Leung
Ellen Lewis
Julie Lindner
Jeff Lira
Cris Lombardi
David Luckenbach
Jan Lyons
Demetra J Macbride
Gilbert Manygoats
Jeff Mart
Don Martin
Mary Martin
Mary Martin
Neal Martz
David Matson
Connie Maverick
Harry Mccarty
Kimberly R Mccord
Harry Mccrorey
Byron Mccullough
Mike Mcnally
Sylvia Menno
Walter Milkowski
Antonio Molina
Susie Money
Robby Muller
Craig Muzio
Don Nolan
John Nowland
Anne O'brien
Jack Orlando
Mike Palmer
Christine Parry
John C Pattison
Todd R Pfeiffer
Martha C Pilcher
Tony J Pirri
Christopher Porter
David Powell
Bruce Pross
Steven T Puri
Anne Putnam
Elliot Rabinowitz
Jay Rabinowitz
Exile Ramirez
Matt Roberts
Tricia Ronten
Arthur Rosato
Laura Rosenthal
Jennifer Roth
Ciby Sales
Tom Salvatore
Laree Scrignolli
Sunny Seibel
Jeffrey Seymann
Mary Sgrignoli
Paul A Simmons
Bobby L Smith
Charles C Smith
Ken Smith
Danielle Sotet
Birgit Staudt
Birgit Staudt
Brian Steagall
Fred G Steagall
Kenneth Stellar
Jim Stephenson
Raquel Stewart
Jack Swauger
Kenneth Sylvester
Stacey Tanner
Dominick Tavella
Joe Thibo
Pim Tjujerman
Sal Trentin
Chandler Vinar
Magdaline Volaitis
George Walden
Abram Waterman
Ken Weintraub
Julian Whatley
Kathy Whitman
Donna Wilkie
Whitney J Willard
Craig Williams
Kip Wolverton
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States November 2005
Shown at Los Angeles Independent Film Festival (Opening Night) April 18-22, 1996.
Robby Muller received the 1996 award for Best Cinematography from the New York Film Critics Circle for his work on "Dead Man" (USA/Germany/Japan/1995) and Lars von Trier's "Breaking the Waves" (Denmark/Norway/Sweden/France/1996).
Robby Muller received the 1996 award for Best Cinematography from the National Board of Review for his work on "Dead Man" (USA/Germany/Japan/1995) and Lars von Trier's "Breaking the Waves" (Denmark/Norway/Sweden/France/1996).
Began shooting October 10, 1994.
Completed shooting late December 1994.
Released in United States Spring May 10, 1996
Limited Release in United States May 10, 1996
Expanded Release in United States May 17, 1996
Expanded Release in United States May 24, 1996
Expanded Release in United States June 14, 1996
Released in United States on Video January 28, 1997
Released in United States April 1996 (Shown at Los Angeles Independent Film Festival (Opening Night) April 18-22, 1996.)
Released in United States November 2005 (Shown at AFI/Los Angeles International Film Festival (Tribute) November 3-13, 2005.)
Winner of the 1996 Felix's Screen International Five Continents Award for Best non-European Film from the European Film Academy.
Released in United States Spring May 10, 1996
Limited Release in United States May 10, 1996
Expanded Release in United States May 17, 1996
Expanded Release in United States May 24, 1996
Expanded Release in United States June 14, 1996
Released in United States on Video January 28, 1997
Released in United States April 1996