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Far and Away - Ron Howard

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Directed by: 
Ron Howard
Story by: 
Ron Howard
Bob Dolman
Screenplay by: 
Bob Dolman
Produced by: 
Ron Howard
Brian Grazer
Todd Hallowell
Release year: 
1992
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
140min
Genre: 
Costume drama
Historical period drama
Romance Film
Epic film
Drama
Music by: 
John Williams
Enya
Soundtrack: 
Far and Away
Tagline: 
He left behind everything he knew for the only thing he ever wanted.
Plot: 
A young man leaves Ireland with his landlord's daughter after some trouble with her father, and they dream of owning land at the big give-away in Oklahoma ca. 1893. When they get to the new land, they find jobs and begin saving money. The man becomes a local bare-hands boxer, and rides in glory until he is beaten, then his employers steal all the couple's money and they must fight off starvation in the winter, and try to keep their dream of owning land alive. Meanwhile, the woman's parents find out where she has gone and have come to the U.S. to find her and take her back.
Cast: 
Tom Cruise
as
Joseph Donnelly
Nicole Kidman
as
Shannon Christie
Thomas Gibson
as
Stephen Chase
Robert Prosky
as
Daniel Christie
Barbara Babcock
as
Nora Christie
Clint Howard
as
Flynn
Cyril Cusack
as
Danty Duff
Colm Meaney
as
Kelly
Eileen Pollock
as
Molly Kay
Brendan Gleeson
as
Social Club Policeman
Jared Harris
as
Paddy
Douglas Gillison
as
Dermody
Michelle Johnson
as
Grace
Wayne Grace
as
Bourke
Niall Tóibín
as
Joe
Barry McGovern
as
McGuire
Gary Lee Davis
as
Gordon
Steven O'Donnell
as
Colm
Peadar Lamb
as
Farmer
Mark Mulholland
as
Peasant #1
P.J. Brady
as
Peasant #2
Wesley Murphy
as
Landlord
Jimmy Keogh
as
Priest
J. G. Devlin
as
Villager #1
Gerry Walsh
as
Villager #2
Brendan Cauldwell
as
Tavern Keeper
Derry Power
as
Peter
Noel O'Donovan
as
Matthew
Macdara Ó Fátharta
as
John
Eileen Colgan
as
Lady #1
Kate Flynn
as
Lady #2
Joan O'Hara
as
Lady #3
Frankie McCafferty
as
Map Vendor
Poll Moussoulides
as
Hat Vendor
Pat Kinevane
as
Irish Vendor
Donncha Crowley
as
Flag Vendor
Tim McDonnell
as
Fruit Vendor
Todd Hallowell
as
Thug #1
Kenneth McCluskey
as
Thug #2
Brendan Ellis
as
Rebel Leader
Jeffrey Andrews
as
Coniff
Rynagh O'Grady
as
Olive
Martin Ewen
as
Lamplighter
Frank Coughlan
as
Doctor
Hoke Howell
as
Crew Boss
Arnold Kuenning
as
Old Man
Rocco Sisto
as
Immigrant #1
Michael Ruud
as
Immigrant #2
Donré Sampson
as
Railworker
Harry Webster
as
Derelict
Mark Wheeler
as
Officer
Rance Howard
as
Tomlin
William Preston
as
Blacksmith
Pauline McLynn
as
Prostitute #1
Joanne McAteer
as
Prostitute #2
Elizabeth Kemler
as
Prostitute #3
Cara Wilder
as
Prostitute #4
Aedin Moloney
as
Prostitute #5
Helene Montague
as
Piano Player Prostitute
John-Clay Scott
as
Boxer #1
Clay M. Lilley
as
Boxer #2
Cole S. McKay
as
Boxer #3
James Jude Courtney
as
Boxer #4
Jeff Ramsey
as
Boxer #5
Anthony De Longis
as
Boxer #6
Carl Ciarfalio
as
Italian Boxer
Tim Monich
as
Bigoted Man
Alecia LaRue
as
Boston Maid
Ian Elliot
as
Turner
Bobby Huber
as
Social Club Thug
Julie Rowen
as
Social Club Woman #1
Louisa Marie
as
Social Club Woman #2
Brian Munn
as
Henchman #1
Bob Dolman
as
Honest Bob
Phillip V. Caruso
as
I.M. Malone
Tom Lucy
as
Immigration Policeman
Jody Bradley
as
Alan
Michael Bush
as
Land race cowboy
James McDonald
as
Irish Immigrant
Kris Murphy
as
Dancing Girl

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