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Grief | Montana
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Best Young Actor in a Motion Picture Musical Comedy Adventure or Drama | 1985 | Jason
Best Family Motion Picture Adventure | 1985
Box Office Collection 261,033 USD
The film cast includes one Oscar (Academy Award) winner - Robert Duvall - and two Oscar (Academy Award) nominees - Glenn Close and Frederic Forrest.
Robert Duvall and Frederic Forrest have also both appeared in The Conversation (1974), Apocalypse Now (1979), Lonesome Dove (1989), Falling Down (1993) and the documentary Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse (1991).
The movie's budget was reportedly US $2.5 million and was financed from four private sector investors according to an article published in the 11th April 1984 edition of 'The Los Angeles Times' newspaper. They were: (1) A Baltimore Subaru Car Dealership Owner in Maryland (2) A Houston Banker in Texas (3) A Detroit Real Estate Agent in Michigan and (4) A Los Angeles Film Exhibitor in California.
The movie was a box-office flop and commercial failure upon theatrical release and went straight to video in quite a number of markets and territories.
The film's closing credits state that the "producers gratefully acknowledge the help of citizens of Great Falls and Cascade, Montana".
"Andy Jansen: Days are years and years are days when it comes to sorrow. There ain't no such thing as time. It's the way it is."
"George Jansen: I think what yer askin' is will I give you a shotgun. Arnold Hillerman: You got a few. George Jansen: Yeah. But I've had them guns a long time. And if I give one away I wouldn't see it no more. And I wouldn't see the fellow I give it to, either. Now it might be I can get along without one of my shotguns, but I don't want to loose a grandson. I wouldn't have none left... Say, you ever thought about being a millionaire. Arnold Hillerman: No. George Jansen: You might give that some thought."
