Jackpot
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Michael Polish
Jon Gries
Daryl Hannah
Garrett Morris
Adam Baldwin
Peggy Lipton
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Sunny Holiday, an aspiring singing star, abandons his wife and young baby to set off on a nine-month tour of bleak western towns. He takes off with his road manager in a pink Chrysler in search of their own version of the American Dream: a country-loving audience.
Director
Michael Polish
Cast
Jon Gries
Daryl Hannah
Garrett Morris
Adam Baldwin
Peggy Lipton
Mac Davis
Crystal Bernard
Camellia Clouse
Rick Overton
Anthony Edwards
Patrick Bauchau
Rosie O'grady
Larry W Hunter
Suzanne Krull
Dig Wayne
Larry Pennell
Toni Oswald
Tia Matza
Ashley Cohen
Kelly Cohen
David Cannizzarro
Ricky Trammel
Allen Fawcett
Gil Gail
Joe Bays
Chip Godwin
Mark Polish
Cindy Lu
Frazer Smith
Saint Adeogba
Frank Payne
Patrick Bauchau
Crew
Brian T Best
Shawna Callahan
David Cannizzarro
Jonathan Daniel
James Egan
Jon Gries
Michael Huens
Marlise Karlin
Stuart Matthewman
Paul Mayersohn
Michele Montague
M David Mullen
Bic Owen
Mark Polish
Mark Polish
Michael Polish
Michael Polish
Rhachel Shaw
Caroline Stephenson
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Winner of the New American Cinema award at the 2001 Seattle International Film Festival.
Released in United States 2001
Released in United States June 2001
Released in United States November 2001
Released in United States on Video December 18, 2001
Released in United States Summer July 27, 2001
Shown at London Film Festival (World Cinema) November 7-22, 2001.
Shown at Nantucket Film Festival June 20-24, 2001.
Shown at Seattle International Film Festival (New American Cinema) May 24 - June 17, 2001.
Film is the second in the trilogy.
Film's title "Jackpot" refers to the town of Jackpot, Nevada.
Released in United States 2001 (Shown at Seattle International Film Festival (New American Cinema) May 24 - June 17, 2001.)
Released in United States June 2001 (Shown at Nantucket Film Festival June 20-24, 2001.)
Released in United States Summer July 27, 2001
Released in United States November 2001 (Shown at London Film Festival (World Cinema) November 7-22, 2001.)
Released in United States on Video December 18, 2001
Second film in the Polish brothers' proposed trilogy, following "Twin Falls Idaho" (USA/1998).
