| My Own Private Idaho - D 8 MYO | |||||
| Criterion/Voyager (1991) | |||||
| Drama | |||||
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| River Phoenix | Mike Waters | |
| Keanu Reeves | Scott Favor | |
| James Russo | Richard Waters | |
| William Richert | Bob Pigeon | |
| Rodney Harvey | Gary | |
| Chiara Caselli | Carmella | |
| Michael Parker | Digger | |
| Jessie Thomas | Denise | |
| Grace Zabriskie | Alena | |
| Mickey Cottrell | Daddy Carroll | |
| Sally Curtice | Jane Lightwork | |
| Udo Kier | Hans | |
| Robert Lee Pitchlynn | Walt | |
| Vana O'Brien | Sharon Waters | |
| Wade Evans | Wade |
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| Producer | Anthony Brand
Solomon LeFlore |
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| Writer | William Shakespeare
Gus Van Sant |
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"My Own Private Idaho" is a 1991 independent-film from director Gus Van Sant that stars Keanu Reeves and River Phoenix. Hustlers Mike and Scott have a strange bond that leads them to Mike's home state Idaho and eventually to Italy. Their relationship is riddled with drama and sexual tension, as Scott is only a hustler as a type of rebellion, whereas hustling is Mike's only means of support. The film is loosely based on Shakespeare's "Henry VI." |
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