A William Monahan Film

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Runtime: 1:32:28:10

Shooting format: Digital Screening ratio: 1:2.39

Sound: Dolby SRD

MOJAVE

Written and Directed by WILLIAM MONAHAN

Produced by

WILLIAM GREEN WILLIAM MONAHAN

Produced by

JUSTINE SUZANNE JONES AARON L. GINSBURG

Executive Producers

ANDY HORWITZ NICK QUESTED JASON SPIRE

Co-Produced by TERRY LEONARD

Co-Produced by

THEODORE SUCHECKI

Director of Photography DON DAVIS

Production Designer

ROBB BUONO

Editor JOHN DAVID ALLEN

Music by

ANDREW HEWITT

Costume Designer ARIELLE ANTOINE

Line Producer FIONA WALSH

Casting Director

JOHN PAPSIDERA, C.S.A.

GARRETT HEDLUND

OSCAR ISAAC

LOUISE BOURGOIN

WALTON GOGGINS

Atlas Independent presents

In Association with Henceforth Pictures

In Association with

Relativity International

In Association with MICA Entertainment, LLC

An Atlas Independent production

MOJAVE

A William Monahan Film

SYNOPSIS From the original screenplay by Oscar-winning writer William Monahan, an intense, classical thriller about a brilliant, near-suicidal artist, Thomas (Garrett Hedlund), who attempts to escape his privileged existence into the desert only to encounter, instead of solitude, what he was really looking for: a worthy antagonist, in the form of a homicidal, chameleon-like drifter—Jack (Golden Globe-nominee Oscar Isaac). Their first encounter at a campfire sets up a nonstop, violent duel of physical and intellectual equals. The game intensifies when Jack, while in murderous pursuit of Thomas, witnesses Thomas’ accidental killing of an innocent man he has mistaken for Jack. The chase moves from the spectacular vistas of the American desert, shot in gorgeous Todd-AO anamorphic, to a noir Los Angeles, where the delighted Jack discovers Thomas’ notoriety as an artist and his adulterous affair with a beautiful French film star, Milly (César-nominee Louise Bourgoin). Jack continues to remake his own identity in relentless pursuit of his victim, culminating in a vortex of criminality and brutality as Thomas emerges as an equally dangerous opponent.

ABOUT THE CAST GARRETT HEDLUND Thomas Garrett Hedlund has amassed an amazing body of work since coming to Los Angeles at age eighteen. He made an auspicious motion picture debut as part of the all-star cast in Wolfgang Petersen’s Troy, the big-budget movie based on The Iliad, Homer’s epic account of the Trojan War and the bloody battle between the Achaeans (Greece) and the Trojans. Hedlund, who portrayed Patroclus, Achilles’ teenage cousin who aspires to become a warrior, co-starred opposite Brad Pitt (as Achilles), Eric Bana, Orlando Bloom and Diane Kruger. Hedlund most recently starred in Universal’s Unbroken, based on the Laura Hillenbrand book and directed by Angelina Jolie, which follows the true story of Lou Zamperini, whose Air Force plane crashed in the Pacific in 1943, and who then survived without food and water for 47 days, enduring shark attacks, aerial attacks and hunger before washing ashore on a Japanese island behind enemy lines where he was held as a prisoner of war for two years and tortured by his captors. Hedlund plays Commander John Fitzgerald, a fellow P.O.W. Next up for Hedlund is a starring role as Hook in the Warner Bros. epic adventure Pan, directed by Joe Wright and co-starring Hugh Jackman and Rooney Mara. Pan is scheduled for release this July. He also stars with his Inside Llewyn Davis co-star Oscar Isaac in William Monahan’s Mojave, which premieres at the Tribeca Film Festival. Hedlund begins production this spring on Ang Lee’s Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk. Hedlund received critical accolades for his starring role in Walter Salles’ On the Road opposite Sam Riley and Kristen Stewart, based on the novel by Jack Kerouac and his work with the Cohen Bros. on Inside Llewyn Davis, which also starred Oscar Isaac, John Goodman and Carey Mulligan, and won the Grand Prix at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival. Hedlund has had the opportunity to work with great actors and directors in: Twentieth Century Fox’s Death Sentence opposite Kevin Bacon, Kelly Preston and John Goodman; Universal Pictures’ Georgia Rule for director Garry Marshall where he starred opposite Lindsay Lohan and Jane Fonda and the film Eragon co-starring with Djimon Honsou, Jeremy Irons and John Malkovich. Hedlund also starred in Paramount Pictures’ Four Brothers, for director John Singleton co-starring with Mark Wahlberg, Andre 3000 and Tyrese Gibson and Universal’s Friday Night Lights, directed by Peter Berg and produced by Brian Grazer and Imagine Entertainment. Hedlund starred as tailback Don Billingsley, co-starring with Billy Bob Thornton, Derek Luke, Jay Hernandez, Lucas Black and Tim McGraw. He also starred in Tron: Legacy alongside Jeff Bridges and Olivia Wilde and Country Strong opposite Gwyneth Paltrow, Leighton Meester and Tim

McGraw, and Arc Enterainment’s Lullaby with Amy Adams, Richard Jenkins and Terrence Howard. Just eighteen when he debuted in Petersen’s epic film, Hedlund was born in northern Minnesota and spent his high school years in Scottsdale, Arizona. He began taking private acting classes while in high school and took a unique approach to his pursuit of the craft by reading screenplays of older films, watching those films on video and then pretending he was auditioning for one of the roles in the film. He also spent countless hours reading the Hollywood trade papers at his local bookstore and calling agents in Los Angeles. He graduated from high school a semester early and immediately packed his bags and headed for Hollywood. Hedlund has been honored with the Young Hollywood “Film Actor of the Year” Award, the Glamour UK “Man of the Year” Award and the Maui Film Festival’s “Rising Star” Award. OSCAR ISAAC Jack OSCAR ISAAC most recently starred alongside Jessica Chastain in J.C. Chandor’s action-packed drama A Most Violent Year, for which he earned rave reviews and the National Board of Review Award for Best Actor. His upcoming films include Mojave, written and directed by William Monahan, and Ex-Machina, a sci-fi thriller written and directed by Alex Garland. Isaac was most recently cast as the villain in 20th Century Fox’s X-Men: Apocalypse due for release on May 27, 2016, and he recently wrapped filming on Star Wars: Episode VII, the first of a trilogy planned by Disney and directed by J.J. Abrams, scheduled to hit theaters December 18, 2015. Isaac’s list of upcoming projects also includes the new HBO miniseries Show Me a Hero alongside Catherine Keener. Isaac will star as Nick Wasickso, the youngest big-city mayor in the nation, who finds himself thrust into the center of the fight for housing desegregation in Yonkers, N.Y. in the late 1980s. Isaac’s recent roles include the title character in the Coen Brothers’ film Inside Llewyn Davis. This film premiered at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival where it won the Grand Prix award, and since, has garnered numerous awards and nominations including Oscar Isaac’s Toronto Film Critics Award for Best Actor, and his Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical. Isaac shows off his skills as a singer and performer on the Inside Llewyn Davis soundtrack, lending an element of authenticity to his portrayal of the struggling folk singer. Isaac also recently starred in The Two Faces of January from director Hossein Amini, The Bourne Legacy, the fourth installment of the Bourne franchise, directed by Tony Gilroy, W.E., directed by Madonna, Nicolas Winding Refn’s Drive opposite Carey Mulligan, and as King John in Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood.

Other past films include, the Anchor Bay ensemble feature Ten Year for which Oscar wrote an original song that he performs in the film, Zak Snyder’s Sucker Punch; Agora, directed by Alejandro Amenabar; Balibo for which Oscar received an AFI Award for Best Supporting Actor; In Secret based on the Emile Zola novel; Ridley Scott’s Body of Lies; Daniel Barnz’s Won’t Back Down; Steven Soderbergh’s Che; Vadim Perelman’s The Life Before Her Eyes; HBO’s PU-239; and as Joseph in The Nativity Story. Off-Broadway, Isaac appeared in Zoe Kazan’s play We Live Here at Manhattan Theatre Club, as Romeo in Romeo and Juliet, and in Two Gentlemen of Verona, the latter productions for the Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park. Oscar also appeared in Beauty of the Father at Manhattan Theatre Club and in MCC Theater’s Grace. Additional theatre credits include: Arrivals and Departures, When It’s Cocktail Time in Cuba and Spinning into Butter. Oscar Isaac studied performing arts at the famed Juilliard School in New York City. LOUISE BOURGOIN Milly Louise Bourgoin was born in Rennes and earned her degree from École des Beaux-Arts in 2004. Destined for a career as an art teacher, she failed her teaching examination in 2005 and decided against all odds to pursue a career in television, making her debut writing and performing her own sketches for the program Le Grand Journal on Canal+, where she remained until 2008. After appearing in Manuel Poirier’s Les femmes… ou les enfants d’abord… (Women or Children First) in 2002, she found herself starring alongside Fabrice Luchini in La fille de Monaco (The Girl from Monaco) by Anne Fontaine in 2008, having been noticed by Fontaine for her television work. For this role she earned the Prix Raimu for Best Newcomer in 2008 and a César nomination for Most Promising Actress in 2009. Bourgoin then appeared in a series of films taking place in many different worlds, including as Laurent Tirard’s Le petit Nicolas (Little Nicholas), Christophe Blanc’s Blanc comme neige (White Snow), Luc Besson’s Les Aventures extraordinaires d’Adèle Blanc-Sec (The Extraordinary of Adèle Blanc-Sec), Emma Luchini’s Sweet Valentine, Gilles Marchand’s L’autre monde (Black Heaven), and Rémi Bezançon’s Un Heureux événement (A Happy Event). In early 2012, Louise Bourgoin starred in Frédéric Beigbeder’s L'amour dure trois ans (Love Lasts Three Years) and made her stage debut with La Peur (Fear) at the Centre Georges Pompidou, followed by Olivia Rosenthal and Laurent Larivière’s production A Quoi rêvent les autres. In 2013 she appeared in Guillaume Nicloux’s La Religieuse (The Nun) with Isabelle Huppert, and in 2014 Axelle Ropert’s Tirez la langue Mademoiselle (Miss and the Doctors), followed by Un beau dimanche (Going Away) directed by Nicole Garcia. Next July will see the

release of her first English-language film, The Love Punch (Duo d’escrocs), directed by Joël Hopkins and starring Pierce Brosnan and Emma Thomson. Bourgoin has since filmed in the United States for William Monahan’s forthcoming Mojave, also starring Oscar Isaac and Garrett Hedlund, and Morocco for Joachim Lafosse’s White Knights, starring Vincent Lindon. Parallel to her career as an actress, Bourgoin recently published, with Éditions du Musée d'Orsay, her first book, Orsay mis à nu, in which she comments on more than 80 masterpieces of painting, and she has recently illustrated a series of ceramic plates for Pierre Frey. WALTON GOGGINS Jim Walton Goggins received an Emmy® nomination and three Broadcast Television Journalists Association (BTJA) nominations for Best Supporting Actor for his mesmerizing role as “Boyd Crowder” on FX’s Peabody Award-winning drama series Justified. In Justified, Goggins’ “Boyd” is the long-time friend, yet ultimate nemesis to U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant). Elmore Leonard, executive producer and writer of the short story Fire in the Hole on which the show is based, says of “Boyd,” “There has never been a more poetic bad guy on television in the way that he sees the world.” Goggins most recently reprised the (BJTA) nominated role of transgender escort “Venus Van Dam” on the highly-rated FX drama series Sons of Anarchy. The role reunites Goggins with series creator Kurt Sutter who was also a writer on The Shield. Goggins just wrapped production on American Ultra with Jessie Eisenberg and Kristin Stewart. It was written by Max Landis and directed by Nima Nourizadeh for Lion’s Gate. Upcoming films include Mojave written and directed by William Monahan and Dermaphoria based on novel written by Craig Clevenger, adapted and directed by Ross Clarke. In the last two years he has had pivotal roles in films by two of Hollywood’s most important auteurs: Quentin Tarantino, in Django Unchained; and Steven Spielberg in Lincoln. He also appeared in such diverse films as G.I. Joe: Rise of the Cobra, Robert Rodriguez’s Predators and Machete Kills, Jon Favreau’s Cowboys & Aliens, and Rod Lurie’s Straw Dogs. Goggins previously garnered much acclaim for his complex and edgy portrayal of “Detective Shane Vendrell” on FX’s gritty, award-winning drama series The Shield. In 2009, he was nominated for a Television Critics Association (TCA) Award in the category of “Individual Achievement in Drama.” In the last ten years, Goggins has also taken his turn behind the camera. He recently collaborated with writer Adam Fierro (The Shield) on the pilot Gringo

which sold to FOX. Goggins’ prior collaborations with his partners at Ginny Mule Pictures include winning an Academy Award® for their short film, The Accountant, which he produced and starred in. The team produced, directed and starred in their first feature, Chrystal, starring Billy Bob Thornton, which was accepted into the 2005 Sundance Film Festival’s Dramatic Competition. For their third collaboration, Goggins produced and starred in the feature Randy and the Mob, which won the Audience Award for Best Feature at the 2007 Nashville Film Festival. Goggins and his Ginny Mule partners completed their fourth feature, That Evening Sun, starring Hal Holbrook and Goggins. The film made its world premiere at the South By Southwest (SXSW) Film Festival in Austin, TX in March 2009, where it won the Narrative Feature Audience Award and received the Special Jury Award for “Best Ensemble Cast.” The film continued winning awards at over 14 film festivals, culminating with the honor of the “Wyatt Award” from the Southeastern Film Critics Association (SEFCA) and two Independent Spirit Award nominations. Goggins also takes time to lend a hand to various non-profit organizations and has joined forces with City Hearts, whose focus is bringing the arts to underfunded schools. He has also worked closely with Global Green USA, which is committed to sustainable development and the legislation to support it. The busy actor enjoys traveling the world and has spent time in Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Central America, Morocco and India last spring. Goggins is an avid photographer and has captured many of his journeys on film. Photographs from his trip to India can be viewed at http://hindutoyoutoo.blogspot.com.

ABOUT THE FILMMAKERS WILLIAM MONAHAN Writer/Director/Producer Dramatist, director and novelist William Monahan entered screenwriting by adapting his own satirical novel Light House: A Trifle (Penguin Putnam, presently published by classics imprint Odyssey Editions) for Warner Bros. His first produced screenplay, Kingdom of Heaven, directed by Ridley Scott, has been universally hailed as a masterpiece since the release of the director's cut of the film. His second produced screenplay, The Departed, earned four Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay. As an essayist and literary journalist, Monahan was the lead writer for New York Press in the period of its success in the 1990s, an editor and columnist at the legendary Spy and other magazines, and a reviewer at BookForum. He was awarded a Pushcart Prize for short fiction in the same year that he became a professional screenwriter. Monahan's 2010 debut as writer-director, London Boulevard, starring Colin Farrell, Keira Knightley, Ray Winstone and David Thewlis, was shot on location in London and released domestically in 2011 by IFC following an international release. His screenplay The Gambler, directed by Rupert Wyatt and starring Mark Wahlberg, was released by Paramount on Christmas Day 2014. He has recently completed Vengeance, a modern Western to star Charlize Theron, to be produced by Theron, Monahan, and Megan Ellison, and has returned to historical with a new adaptation of Jean Anouilh's Becket. He has also completed the Boston-set thriller The Throwaways under his first-look deal with Paramount Pictures. Mojave, from his original screenplay, is his second picture as writer-director. WILLIAM GREEN Producer William Green is currently the head of Atlas Independent; a division of Charles Roven’s Atlas Entertainment which produces indie-minded movies with modest budgets betting on the potential high profit margins of smaller films. William also produces films for Atlas Entertainment. He has recently wrapped post production on William Monahan’s 'Mojave' starring Garrett Hedlund, Oscar Isaac, Louise Bourgoin and Walton Goggins. Additionally Green is in post production on ‘The Man On Carrion Road’ which stars Patrick Wilson and Ian McShane. William recently produced Atlas Independent's third film 'Open Grave' staring Sharlto Copley, Josie Ho and Thomas Kretchman and directed by Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego. The film was picked up for distribution by Tribeca Film in December of 2013. William also produced Atlas Independent's debut movie, “Revenge for Jolly!,” starring Oscar Isaac, Brian Petsos, Elijah Wood, Adam Brody, Ryan Phillippe & Kristen Wiig was released by Sony on May 12th. As a teenager growing up in London, William Green worked as a production assistant on numerous British and European films. During that time he cut his

teeth working as a personal assistant to several notable British film makers, including Richard Curtis (“Four Weddings and a Funeral” “Notting Hill”) and the late Mel Smith (“The Tall Guy” and Bean”). By the age of 17 William was successfully producing music videos all over Europe. With a leap of faith he relocated to Los Angeles to form a cutting edge production company called Strawberry Films. With directors such as Guy Ritchie (“Snatch”, “Sherlock Holmes”), David Slade (“Twilight Saga: Eclipse, 30 Days of Night), Kevin Bray (“Walking Tall”) and noted photographer Terry Richardson, on its books Strawberry Films earned a reputation as the place to launch new and inspirational talent. By the end of the 1990s, William was producing music videos for acclaimed artists such as The Rolling Stones, Christina Aguilera, Carlos Santana, Britney Spears, P Diddy, Bon Jovi, Missy Elliot, Lenny Kravitz and Oasis. During this fertile period, William received many accolades, such as an MTV and MVPA award for his work and a Grammy nomination for Best Music Video for the OutKast song "Hey Ya!” William's success continued in the commercial world producing campaigns for Pepsi, Ford, GAP, Reebok, Nike, Coke, Heineken to name just a few with such Directors as The Hughes Brothers, PJ Hogan, Paul Hunter, Hype Williams & Rawson Thurber amongst others. Much of William's commercial work has won awards such as the Clios and Golden Lion at Cannes. 2002 was the year that William broke into film production as the LA producer of the breakout hit “Ali G Indahouse” staring Sacha Baron Cohen. He followed this in 2004 as the executive producer of “Idlewild” a Universal Pictures and Atlas Entertainment production. In 2006 William produced “Live” a controversial film starring Eva Mendes (“Hitch”, “Training Day”) and directed by two-time Academy Award winner Bill Guttentag. William continued his relationship with Charles Roven and Atlas Entertainment by producing “Bruce and Lloyd” a spin off to the Atlas produced movie “Get Smart” and with Bill Guttentag Executive Producing the 2012 movie ‘Knife Fight’. JUSTINE SUZANNE JONES Producer Justine Suzanne Jones is President of Production of Henceforth Pictures. Prior to joining Henceforth Pictures in 2008, she worked at Fox Searchlight Pictures and Creative Artists Agency. She began at Henceforth as Associate Producer of William Monahan’s directorial debut, London Boulevard, starring Colin Farrell and Keira Knightley, and will executive produce Monahan’s modern Western Vengeance, to star Charlize Theron and to be produced by Monahan, Theron, and Megan Ellison, as well as Monahan’s adaption of Daniel Carney’s novel The Wild Geese, to be produced by Monahan, Greg Shapiro, and Patrick Milling Smith. Under Henceforth Pictures’ first-look deal with Paramount Pictures, she will produce with Monahan The Throwaways, written by Monahan. She has served on the Board of Directors of non-profit cinematheque The Cinefamily, as a member

of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s Costume Council, and is presently a member of LACMA’S Photographic Arts Council. A graduate of University of California, Berkeley, she trained professionally as a pastry chef in France. AARON L. GINSBURG Producer Aaron L. Ginsburg started his career in the prestigious mailroom at The William Morris Agency in 2001, where he quickly climbed the ranks in the motion picture literary department. In 2003, he transitioned from an agent into management for writers, actors, and directors as well as UFC Fighters at Quattro Media. Aaron joined Atlas Entertainment in 2007 where he continued to add talent to the Atlas Management roster including directors Brad Furman (The Lincoln Lawyer, Runner Runner), Jaimie D’Cruz (Exit Through the Gift Shop), Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego (Apollo 18), Alex De Rakoff (Dead Man Running), and TV helmer and showrunner Jesse Bochco (NYPD Blue, Murder in the first) amongst others. In 2009, Aaron segued into producing with the UK’s DEAD MAN RUNNING. He helped package the film that starred 50 Cent, Brenda Blethyn, Tamer Hassan, and Danny Dyer. It opened in the Top 10 at the UK box office. In 2010, Aaron Executive Produced his second film BLOOD OUT starring Val Kilmer, 50 Cent, Vinnie Jones, and AnnaLynne McCord for Lionsgate. In 2011, Aaron helped launch Atlas Independent, producing the company's first film REVENGE FOR JOLLY! The film was acquired by Sony and starred Oscar Isaac, Kristin Wiig, Ryan Phillippe, and Elijah Wood. REVENGE FOR JOLLY was released on May 7th, 2013. In 2012, Aaron Executive Produced the British Crime thriller GET LUCKY and produced the Atlas Independent film OPEN GRAVE starring Sharlto Copley. In 2013 Atlas Independent announced a 2-picture deal with Relativity, in which Aaron and his partner William Green would produce MOJAVE and THE MAN ON CARRION ROAD. MOJAVE started production in September 2013 with Oscar winning screenwriter William Monahan (THE DEPARTED) directing from his own script. The film stars Oscar Isaac and Garrett Hedlund. CARRION ROAD, directed by Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego is currently in post-production and stars Patrick Wilson, Ian McShane, and John Leguizamo. ANDY HORWITZ Executive Producer Andy is a Vice President at Atlas Entertainment, one of Hollywood’s premier production companies, best known for such films as 12 Monkeys, Three Kings, Scooby Doo 1 & 2, The Bank Job, Get Smart, The Dark Knight Trilogy, Man Of Steel, and American Hustle. Previously, Andy was 2nd Assistant to producer and co-founder of Atlas Entertainment, Charles Roven, and then shortly thereafter, promoted to 1st

Assistant after just 2 months in June of 2007. While at Atlas as assistant to Roven, Andy has had the honor of working on such films as The Bank Job, Get Smart, The Dark Knight, The International, and Season of the Witch. In August of 2009, Andy was promoted to Creative Executive of Atlas Entertainment and in September of 2012 he was promoted to Vice President where he helps manage a very heavy and active slate of films. Andy’s first associate producing credit was at Atlas Independent on Chadd Harbold’s Revenge for Jolly! written by Brian Petsos. The film was released in May of 2013 with an ensemble cast including Oscar Isaac, Brian Pestos, Kristen Wiig, Elijah Wood and Ryan Phillippe. Andy is also an associate producer on the Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego directed Open Grave which was released in December of 2013 and stars Sharlto Copley, Thomas Kretchman, and Josie Ho. Additionally, Andy also produced THE MAN ON CARRION ROAD which is in post production and stars Patrick Wilson, Ian McShane, John Leguizamo, Jim Belushi, and Lynn Collins. Currently in development, Horwitz is producing THE DESTROYER for Sony Pictures with Shane Black directing and a script being written by Jim Uhls and James Mullaney. Most recently, Horwitz was a co-producer on David O. Russell’s AMERICAN HUSTLE, which was recently nominated for 10 Academy Awards including Best Picture. The film has garnered three Golden Globe wins including Best Picture, 3 BAFTA wins including Best Original Screenplay, and has won numerous critics’ awards including the New York Film Critics Circle award for Best Picture and a SAG Ensemble nomination. AMERICAN HUSTLE was released on December 25, 2013 and was the biggest limited box-office release of 2013 and has grossed over $240m worldwide thus far. The film starring Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner, and Jennifer Lawrence is a Columbia Pictures/Annapurna Pictures presentation of an Atlas Entertainment production and will be distributed domestically and in certain international territories by Columbia Pictures. Born and raised in Agoura Hills California, Andy received his Bachelor of Arts degree in film and video production from The Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, California. NICK QUESTED Executive Producer Nick Quested is Executive Director of Goldcrest Films, which has been key to the financing of projects such as Twilight, Tropic Thunder, Eagle Eye, Revolutionary Road and 2012’s Academy Award®-winning The Iron Lady. Nick is an award-winning music video director (MVPA: Best Hip Hop Video, MTV: Most Ass Kicking Video) and the producer of Elvis & Annabelle (2007), which was directed by Will Geiger and starred Blake Lively and Max Minghella. His credits as an

executive producer include The Winning Season (starring Sam Rockwell and Emma Roberts, 2009); Restrepo (Sundance Grand Jury Documentary Winner, 2010) which he also won and Emmy; Homework (Sundance Narrative Selection 2011, starring Emma Roberts and Freddie Highmore); On the Ice (Berlin Film Festival Crystal Bear Generation 14Plus and Best First Feature Winner, 2011); Cheerful Weather for a Wedding (starring Felicity Jones and Elizabeth McGovern, 2012); The Girl (starring Abbie Cornish, 2011); and Dark Horse (starring Christopher Walken and Mia Farrow 2011). Nick also produced Which Way is the Front Line: The Life and Times of Tim Hetherington, which he was nominated for a Producers Guild Award and two Emmys. Quested is currently directing Dramatic Escape, a documentary about the theatre program in Sing Sing Prison. DON DAVIS Director of Photography Whether he’s shooting vast cinematic exteriors or stylish, intimate interiors, gritty run-and-gun projects or meticulously composed frames, Don Davis’ cinematography sets the pace for contemporary lensing. His narrative debut feature, S.W.A.T.: Firefight, directed by Benny Boom stars Gabriel Macht, Carly Pope and Giancarlo Esposito. With a thriving commercial career, Davis is known for his technical prowess where he easily shifts between auto commercials, beauty spots and more narrative driven material for products including Coke, Kia, Dr. Pepper, Coors Light, Victoria’s Secret, Gatorade, Mercedes, Smirnoff, Honda, Toyota, Jeep, Ford, Mazda, EA Games, Verizon, Converse, American Express, Nike, NFL, Puma, BMW and Apple. He shoots music videos for recording artists such as Maroon 5, Justin Timberlake, LL Cool J and Mary J. Blige. Davis works with directors like Josh Taft, Paul Hunter, Jaume Collet-Serra, Marcus Nispel, Arni & Kinski, Nanette Burstein, Hype Williams, Kevin Bray, and Bryan Barber. A native of New York, Davis lives in Santa Monica, California with his wife and daughter. ROBB BUONO Production Designer Robb Buono is a multi-faceted Production Designer who lends his gifts to a broad range of projects across the globe. Buono developed his unique vision on the streets of NYC in the late 80’s and 90’s, paying in punk bands, hanging out with graffiti artists, then making his name as the man to call for art direction during the heyday of hip hop music video production. His music video work has included artists such as Beyonce, Jay-Z, Usher, Alicia Keys, Eminem, Britney Spears, Muse and Christina Aguilera name a few. He segued into television adverts with commercial clients including many Fortune 500 companies like Coca Cola for whom he won a D&AD Golden Pencil award for

his design of their 2009 Superbowl spot “It’s Mine”. Additional clients have included American Express, Apple, Range Rover, Nike, Samsung, Ford, Toyota, Macy’s, Visa, Gatorade, Budweiser and Pepsi. He was the production designer on the feature films Soul Plane and ATL and was featured in the Hollywood Reporter’s 2004 “One of the Next Generation Craft Artists to Watch.” In 2010, for client Dunkin Donuts, he created the largest single-piece airbrushed canvas that was then photographed and erected as a billboard at the iconic One Times Square. In designing the live concert events for the international organization Rock Corps since 2005, not only have all of his previous talents and passions converged: music, street art & set design, but it also opened up the door into the rich world of live digital media and allowed him to master the art of using cutting edge technology and motion graphics to intertwine entertainment and advertising into a seamless visual landscape. ARIELLE ANTOINE Costume Designer Arielle Antoine got her start in Costume Design at 20 years old as a styling assistant. Her first job sent her off on tour with The Rolling Stones, followed by tours with Gwen Stefani and Jennifer Lopez. Her love of fabrics and design, combined with building characters led to furthering her interests in the world of commercials, advertising, and now film. Arielle currently lives and works in Los Angeles, and is represented by The Magnet Agency. ANDREW HEWITT Composer Andrew Hewitt is a BAFTA-nominated composer whose features include The Double, Bill, The Sea, Submarine, The Brass Teapot, and Cuckoo. He trained classically from childhood as a pianist and singer, and as a choral performer toured and recorded regularly worldwide in the UK’s most prestigious ensembles. He graduated from Cambridge University and, after a performance career which included performing in such film scores as Star Wars and Lord of the Rings, he moved into scoring a number of television series and documentaries, before concentrating on features. Hewitt orchestrates and conducts all of his film scores, and fuses them with electronic aspects at his home studio. JOHN DAVID ALLEN Editor Best known for his work with directors James Ivory: The Golden Bowl, Le Divorce, The White Countess and City of Your Final Destination; and Bruce Beresford: Bonnie & Clyde (miniseries), Peace, Love and Misunderstanding. He has directed several award-winning short films, including 2008's Love and Roadkill. Based in New York City and lives with his wife and son in Brooklyn. ATLAS ENTERTAINMENT

Atlas Independent is comprised of a hands-on team of producers working under the umbrella of Charles Roven’s Atlas Entertainment. Led by William Green, Atlas Independent produces movies with budgets of $10 million or less, betting on the potential high profit margins of smaller films with commercial appeal. The company works in tandem with filmmakers to help package and secure financing for their modestly sized projects and provides a top-notch creative experience from script to screen. Atlas Independent has produced five movies since its inception in 2012. The most recent films include The Man On Carrion Road (2015), a crime thriller starring Patrick Wilson, Ian McShane & John Leguizamo and Oscar winning writer William Monahan’s Mojave (2015), which stars Garrett Hedlund and Oscar Isaac. Atlas Independent’s previous films include, Revenge For Jolly (2012), starring Kristen Wiig, Oscar Isaac and Ryan Phillippe which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and was acquired by Sony Pictures World Wide Acquisitions, the British crime caper Get Lucky (2013) released by Universal in the UK, and Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego’s Open Grave (2014) starring Sharlto Copley and Thomas Kretschmann which was released domestically by Tribeca Films and theatrically around the world. HENCEFORTH PICTURES Henceforth Pictures, led by Academy Award-winner William Monahan, is involved in motion picture and television production in the United States and United Kingdom, and in 2014 entered into a first-look deal with Paramount Pictures. In 2010, Henceforth Pictures produced, with GK Films, Monahan’s directorial debut, London Boulevard. The film, starring Colin Farrell and Keira Knightley, was released domestically by IFC following a worldwide release. Henceforth will produce, with Charlize Theron’s Denver & Delilah Film and Megan Ellison’s Annapurna Pictures, Monahan’s adaptation of Sympathy for Lady Vengeance, to star Theron. With Greg Shapiro and Patrick Milling Smith of Smuggler Films, Henceforth Pictures will produce Monahan’s adapation of Daniel Carney’s adventure novel The Wild Geese. Monahan will next write and produce, with Henceforth, The Throwaways for Paramount. Henceforth Pictures has a number of film and television projects in development, including several Monahan originals. MICA ENTERTAINMENT MICA Entertainment is a film financing company that serves as a one stop funding solution for top tier production companies. MICA currently finances 4-6 films per year with a primary focus on theatrical releases.

CREDITS

Executive Producers DALE ARMIN JOHNSON GLENN P. MURRAY JULIE B. MAY MIKE ILLITCH, JR. LEWIS P. HORWITZ

Co-Producer ALI BROWN Associate Producer KERSTIN EMHOFF

Production Supervisor ELENA WOODHEAD

First Assistant Director CHAD ROSEN

Key Second Assistant Director

CHELSEA DONISON

Second Second Assistant Director SHELLY WEST

CAST (In Order of Appearance)

Tom GARRETT HEDLUND Milly LOUISE BOURGOIN

Old-Timer CLETUS YOUNG Jack OSCAR ISAAC

Park Ranger TIM SOERGEL Town Car Driver RALPH BRANNEN

Jim WALTON GOGGINS Eddy NIALL MADDEN Bob FRAN KRANZ

Insane Doorman MATT JONES Norman MARK WAHLBERG

Mal RON DUNCAN Nick OLIVER COOPER

Young Female Deputy CANDICE RODRIGO Young Male Deputy FRANK MIRANDA

Bald Producer CHRISTOPHER NEIMAN Belén VIVIS COLOMBETTI

Braindead Hipster ADAM VILLACIN Mary HAYLEY MAGNUS

Gillian AMBER HERGEN Tarquin ASHWIN GORE

Detective Beaumont DANIA RAMIREZ Estate Lawyer ANNA MARGARET HOLLYMAN

Jemima TALULAH RILEY Sophie KYLIE ROGERS

Stunt Coordinator SEAN GRAHAM Tom Stunt Double KANIN HOWELL Jack Stunt Double GABRIEL NUNEZ

CREW

Set Decorator NICOLE SELMO On-Set Dressers CRAIG GLENN

CAITLIN REILLY Set Dressers MARK FIUER

BLAKE FREEMAN Scenic Artist JAMES VIEIRA

Leadman WILLIAM CLOSE Property Master TYLER PATTON

Assistant Property Master EDDIE GRISCO

Assistant Art Director ALLESANDRA R.T. SAID Art PA SCOTT MYRENE

EDWARD "ATTY" BING TIMOTHY GEARY

A Camera Operator TOM LEMBCKE First Assistant Camera RYAN VOISINE

Second Assistant Camera LORENZO PORRAS B Camera Operator/Steadicam SCOTT DROPKIN

LIAM CLARK B Camera First Assistant ROBERT K. RUIZ

B Camera Second Assistant ANDREW PORRAS

Digital Imaging Technician FELIX ARCENEAUX

Still Photographers GREGORY C. SMITH SAM URDANK

Video Assist ERIC J. WILLIAMS

Goldcrest Features Head of Production/ Post Production Supervisor

GRETCHEN McGOWAN

Editorial Consultant KYLE BROWN

Associate Editor DAVID GRAY

Additional Editor RUBEN SEBBAN Assistant Editor ANDERS HOFFMANN

MARKUS CZYZEWSKI Post Production Interns YUKI AIZAWA

ZACK REINHARDT PATRICK CONNOR

Production Sound Mixer AGAMEMNON ANDRIANOS Boom Operator TIM SONG JONES

MICHAEL B. DAVIES Sound Utility JAY GOLDEN

Gaffer PAUL HAUSER

Rigging Gaffer OSHA MATTEI Set Lighting Technicians DANNY McCALLUM

WILLIAM SKINNER THAIRONE HARVEY MICHAEL LANGDON

Key Grip KENNY DAVIS

Best Boy Grip T.J. TOLLEFSON Dolly Grip DUSTIN VON LOSSBERG

Grips SEBASTIAN BUENO RAUL RIVERA

Technocrane Operator PAUL VOUGHT

Special Effects Coordinator J.D. SCHWALM Special Effects Foreman ROCKY GEHR

Special Effects Powder Foreman DANNY CANGEMI Special Effects Technicians CLARK JAMES

JEFF PEPIOT

Assistant Costume Designer DINA KARMI Costume Supervisor JAYNE MARIE KEHOE

Set Costumer ADA AKAJI Costumes PA JOCELYN GARRITY

Make-up Department Head RONNIE SPECTER

Key Make-up Artist RANDY WESTGATE Hair Department Head JOY ZAPATA

Key Hair Stylist PAVY OLIVAREZ

Script Supervisor JAN McWILLIAMS

Location Manager MICHAEL SMITH Key Assistant Location Manager ERIC STANGELAND

Location Assistant SARAH SCOTT SMITH

Set Medics STEVE DeNAPOLI NIKI WEEKS

Production Accountant SUSAN MURPHY 1st Assistant Accountants JOHNNY HOLLAND

REBECCA RYAN Accounting Clerk TALY MARTISIUS

Production Coordinator CALEB BREWSTER

Production Secretary CHELSEA LAWRENCE Key Office Production Assistant JEREMY RICHARDS

Office PA/Runner NATE LAWRENCE Key Set PA MIKHAELA ROSEN

Set PAs ROSS BARINGER ANDREW ELLIOT JUSTIN RYAN MADRIAGA CHRISTOPHER DICKERSON

Interns PHILIP McPHERSON MARK KNUTSON MORGAN ASH ROSS TIPOGRAPH

Assistant to Mr. Green JARED CARNEVALE

Assistants to Mr. Monahan NICK DiTOLA CANDICE RODRIGO

Assistant to Mr. Hedlund TRAVIS NICHOLSON

Studio Teacher DAPHNE BOELSMA

Catering HOLLYWOOD CATERERS, INC. ANDRE DEVANTIER

Chef FRANCK PELLUCHON 1st Assistant Chef DYLAN FEINSTEIN

Chef Assistant MICHAEL AREVALO Craft Services GO 4 CRAFTY

LUIS MORENO

Transportation Coordinator LOUIS DARGENZIO Transportation Captain DAVID K. CHRISTENSON

Drivers WILLIAM BERUMEN CATHERINE NGUYEN JIM MARTELL CHRISTOPHER SCHIMMEL SALVADOR MEJIA D'ALDO FAZZONE ANDREW TAISACAN

Art Driver STEPHEN KELLY Genie Operator CESAR TOLEDO

Bus Driver BRUCE E. MARSHALL

Animal Wranglers PAWS FOR EFFECT TASHA ZAMSKY BRIAN TURI

Casting Associate DEANNA BRIGIDI-STEWART Casting Assistant SOPHIE RAGIR

Extras Casting BURBANK CASTING

SUSAN TURNER MICHELLE GABRIEL

Stand-Ins GREG BROWN THOMAS GUTIERREZ

Post Production Sound Facility GOLDCREST POST - NEW YORK Supervising Sound Editor/ ERIC HIRSCH

Re-Recording Mixer Sound Effects Editor MICHAEL SUAREZ

Foley Mixer JULIEN PIRRIE Foley Artist GARETH RHYS JONES

ADR Mixer KRISSOPHER CHEVANNES Location Sound Effects Recording SUZANNE GOLDISH

Sound Mix Technician ROBERT TROELLER Sound Strategist JIM GARDNER

Picture Finishing Facility GOLDCREST POST - NEW YORK

DI Colorist JOHN DOWDELL Finishing Artists MICHELLE AMBRUZ

PETER HEADY Assistant Finishing Artist RICARDO MADAN

End Credit Design RICARDO MADAN

Technical Supervisor TIM SPITZER

DI Producer MARGARET LEWIS

JEANNE SISON

VFX Supervisor CHRIS HANEY Compositor JOSHUA BOLIVER Compositor MARIKA COOPER

Post Production Accountant MELISSA KIMBLER

Production Legal Counsel STEVEN M. KALB

PATRICK BLOOD

Production Services Provided by PRETTY BIRD

Production Insurance Provided by ARTHUR J. GALLAGHER & CO. Insurance Carrier ATLANTIC SPECIALTY

INSURANCE CO. PRAETORIAN INSURANCE CO.

Bond Company FILM FINANCES, INC. Payroll Services Provided by CAST & CREW ENTERTAINMENT

SERVICES Extras Payroll Services Provided by EMPIRE FILMS, INC.

Script Clearance Research Provided by INDIECLEAR, CAROL COMPTON Dolby Engineer STEVE F.B. SMITH

Filmed on the ARRI ALEXA STUDIO

Camera Equipment Provided by THE CAMERA HOUSE, INC. Lenses Provided by CAMTEC MOTION PICTURE

CAMERAS Electric Equipment Provided by SUN LIGHTING SERVICES, INC.

Grip Equipment Provided by GOOD TO GO EQUIPMENT, INC. Camera Dollies Provided by CHAPMAN / LEONARD STUDIO

EQUIPMENT, INC. Technocrane Provided by ACTIVE REMOTE SYSTEMS

Picture Cars Provided by CINEMA VEHICLE SERVICES MIDWAY CAR RENTAL STUDIO PICTURE VEHICLES ZIO STUDIO RENTALS

Avid/Editorial Equipment Provided by GOLDCREST POST - NEW YORK MOVIOLA

MUSIC

Orchestrated and Conducted by ANDREW HEWITT

Mixed at EDEL STUDIOS, LONDON Mix Engineer NICK TAYLOR Music Editor NICHOLAS FITZGERALD

Music Supervisor LINDA CHRISTIE

"Can't Help It”

Written and Performed by Garrett Hedlund Courtesy of Garrett Hedlund

"Meredith"

Written and Performed by Morgan Jones Courtesy of Morgan Jones

"Soft Sheets"

Written by Alex Black and Jonny Black Performed by Cito

Courtesy of Alex Black and Jonny Black

"Drinking Song" Written by Morgan Jones

Performed by Morgan Jones, Gabe Medd, Joe McDonough, Samora Pinderhughes, Dave Baron, Carmen Intorre

Courtesy of Morgan Jones

"I Faram Gami I Faram" Written and Performed by Mulatu Astatke

Courtesy of Mulatu Astatke

"Elsinore" Written by William Monahan Performed by Oscar Isaac

Courtesy of Northern Stocking Music "Greed" licensed by Warner Bros Entertainment Inc.

SPECIAL THANKS

New York State Governor's Office for Motion Picture & Television Development

ROBERT BOOKMAN STERLING K. BROWN CASS BUGGÉ MARA BUXBAUM

CANDACE CARLO KELSEY CHOW JACK COLGAN DENNIS DAVIDSON

CHRISTOPHER DONNELLY ELIZABETH FLORER MARADITH GINSBURG SIENNA GINSBURG

DENNIS GORE FELIX GREEN MABEL GREEN MICAH GREEN

ERIKA JOHNSON MORGAN JONES SOPHIA KAZOLIDES BEN KRAMER

KELLY LEONARD LINDSEY LEONARD NANCI LEONARD RICHARD LEONARD TED MACKINNEY DEANNA MACLELLAN

PATTY MACMILLAN ANDREW MALE DEBORAH McINTOSH IRIS MONAHAN

WENDY MONAHAN SARAH OBOMSAWIN RONNA REED DANIEL REHNBERG ERVIN ROSS VANESSA SADLER

GRACE SAVAGE LUPITA SELLS LON SORENSON GRAHAM TAYLOR

RICHARD THOMPSON JOSH VARNEY LAURA WALKER DAVID WEBER

RICHARD YNIGUEZ DEL ZAMORA

This production participated in the New York State Governor's Office for Motion Picture & Television Development Post Production Credit Program

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