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Directed by: 
Kimberly Peirce
Screenplay by: 
Mark Richard
Kimberly Peirce
Produced by: 
Gregory Goodman
Kimberly Peirce
Mark Roybal
Scott Rudin
Release year: 
2008
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
112min
Genre: 
War film
Drama
Music by: 
John Powell
Locations: 
Austin
Soundtrack: 
Stop-Loss
Subjects: 
Iraq War
Tagline: 
The bravest place to stand is by each other's side.
Plot: 
Decorated Iraq war hero Sgt. Brandon King makes a celebrated return to his small Texas hometown following his tour of duty. He tries to resume the life he left behind. Then, against Brandon's will, the Army orders him back to duty in Iraq, which upends his world. The conflict tests everything he believes in: the bond of family, the loyalty of friendship, the limits of love and the value of honor.
Cast: 
Abbie Cornish
as
Michelle
Rob Brown
as
Isaac 'Eyeball' Butler
Joseph Gordon-Levitt
as
Tommy Burgess
Ryan Phillippe
as
SSgt. Brandon King
Timothy Olyphant
as
Lt. Col. Boot Miller
Channing Tatum
as
Sgt. Steve Shriver
Victor Rasuk
as
Pvt. Rico Rodriguez
Chandra Washington
as
Mrs. Butler
Josef Sommer
as
Senator Orton Worrell
Alex Frost
as
Shorty Shriver
Mamie Gummer
as
Jeanie
Connett Brewer
as
Curtis
Terry Quay
as
Al 'Preacher' Colson
Matthew Scott Wilcox
as
Harvey
Linda Emond
as
Ida King
Ciarán Hinds
as
Roy King
Isreal Saldivar
as
Augustin
Cora Cardona
as
Theresa Rodriguez
Steven Strait
as
Michael Colson
David Kroll
as
Pastor
Marie Mizener
as
Karen
Kasey Stevens
as
Sharon
Ricky Calmbach
Lee Stringer
as
Dennis
J.D. Evermore
as
Rainey
Cory Hart
as
Cowboy
Devin Moss
as
CIF Clerk
Roger Edwards
as
Clerk
Ric Maddox
as
Lieutenant One
Richard Dillard
as
Sheriff Boudreaux
David Precopia
as
Police Officer
James D. Dever
as
Captain Dever
Mark Richard
as
Pastor Colson
Laurie Metcalf
as
Mrs. Colson
Steven Strait
as
Michael Colson
Jeff Gibbs
as
Receptionist
Tory Kittles
as
Josh
Margo Martindale
as
Senator's Secretary #1
Ben Taylor
as
Bartender
Cameron Clapp
as
Vet #1
Clifton 'Troy' Robinson
as
Vet #2
Peter Gerety
as
Carlson
Weston Scott Higgins
as
NCOIC of Pallbearers
Tom Minder
as
Honor Guard NCOIC
Victor García Jr.
as
Grave Digger
Robert P. Farrior
as
Captain Greg MacDonald
Mohammad Ahmed
as
Indian Man
Erik Anderson
as
Captain Urbina
Stephen Belyeu
as
Patient
Michelle Brew
as
Two-Step Dancer
Shane Briggs
(
Extra
)
Gene Cervenka
as
Soldier #1
Peter Cornwell
as
Cash for Carz Salesman
Ken Edwards
as
Platoon Leader
Pablo D. Flores
as
Soldier on Bus
Matthew Garth II
as
Soldier #2
Beth Gosnell
as
Domestic Abuse Victim
Spencer Greenwood
as
Brawling Drunk
Holly Hargrave
as
Austinite
Beau Harris
as
Soldier #3
Garth R. Hassell
as
US Army Soldier
Mark A. Hernandez
as
Policeman
Elizabeth Ingalls
as
Sweetheart
Brandon Lilly
as
Soldier #4
James Leonardo Mayberry
as
Kid Chasing Bus
Rissa Medlenka
as
Little Girl in Parade
D.J. Morrison
as
Staff Sergeant Adler
Mike Murehead
as
Mechanic
Amy Quick Parrish
as
Schizophrenic Runaway
Amy Quick Parrish
as
Barn Partygoer
Carlos Pina
as
Dance Hall Dancer
Michael D. Price
as
Soldier's Parent
Seneca Ramirez
as
Soldier #5
Erica Richards
as
Senator's Secretary #2
Isaac Rodriguez
as
Soldier #6
Macy Salasel
as
Tommy's Sister
Annabel Stephan
as
Biker Chick #1
Christian Stokes
as
Tweaker
Kathryn Tait
as
Biker Chick #2
LaToya Ward
as
Cowgirl
Steven A. Webb
as
Barn Party
Charlita Williams
as
Female Soldier
Michele Williams
as
Army Nurse
Shane Wood
as
Marine
Dalton Wyatt

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