Movie |
Grand Ole Opry | Based On Novel Or Book
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Worst Original Song | 1983
Budget 2,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 4,400,000 USD
Clint Eastwood played his own guitar work and performed his own vocals for this movie.
Final movie appearance of country singer Marty Robbins (Smoky). Because of a heart attack following cardiac surgery, Robbins died just a few weeks before this movie was released in theaters.
The script originally called for Whit (Kyle Eastwood) to get high from smoking marijuana, but Clint Eastwood, who is very anti-drug, refused, even with Kyle using a prop cigarette. Eastwood finally relented to his son's character getting high from a contact buzz.
Sondra Locke was Kyle Eastwood's acting coach for this movie. In spite of that, he was commended for doing a credible job in his acting debut.
The movie song "Honkytonk Man" was recorded by Marty Robbins. It became a hit when it peaked at number ten on the U.S. Country charts and number two on the Canadian RPM Country charts, making it his last top ten entry on both charts.
"Highway Patrolman: [finds Marlene in the trunk of the car] Get out of there! It's against the law to ride in the trunk in this state. I don't suppose you've got any I.D., either? Marlene: Idee? Idee 'bout what?"
"Red Stovall: What's a girl like you going to do in Nashville? Have you any money or friends? What are you gonna do, live in the streets? Marlene: The Lord will provide. Red Stovall: He'd better provide you a way of gettin' there, too."
