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Shootout | Sibling Relationship
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Best Actor | 2019 | Mel
Best Writing | 2019 | S. Craig
Best MakeUp | 2019 | Lisa
Best Thriller Film | 2019
Worst Reckless Disregard for Human Life and Public Property | 2020
Budget 15,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 660,132 USD
According to many associated with the production, it was long thought that this film would have a wide theatrical release in the US. However, it was rumored that Lionsgate requested the film be edited down to an "audience friendly" 130 minutes which was met with much disdain from director, S. Craig Zahler. Considering his final cut clause in his contract, Lionsgate opted to release the film in a limited theatrical run and same day digital through Summit Entertainment, mirroring the other Zahler releases. The film stands uncut and unedited at 159 minutes.
Vince Vaughn, while working with Mel Gibson on Hacksaw Ridge, showed Gibson the screenplay for this film, and talked-up writer/director S. Craig Zahler and his vision. Gibson was responsive to the material and agreed to star immediately.
The first film directed by S. Craig Zahler to receive an official rating from the MPAA. His previous films were released as unrated.
As with most Mel Gibson films that are produced without the backing of a major studio, the film will be distributed in Australia by his own company Icon Films.
Director S. Craig Zahler has written all the songs for the movie, and even performed one of them.
"Brett Ridgeman: Is that a guy or a girl singin' that song? Anthony Lurasetti: Can't tell. Brett Ridgeman: Not that there's much of a difference these days. Anthony Lurasetti: I think that line was obliterated the day men started saying we're pregnant when their wives were."
"Anthony Lurasetti: I'm not racist. Every Martin Luther King Day, I order a cup of dark roast."
