Urban Cowboy - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Urban Cowboy"
Urban Cowboy (1980)
Timing:
2:12 (132 min)
6.47/10
248
248
6.858/10
1098
1098
6.5/10
18000
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Actors and characters
Brooke Alderson
Character Aunt Corene
Johnny Lee
Character Himself
Betty Murphy
Character Bud's Mom
Charlie Daniels
Character Himself
Leah Geldart
Character Bud's Sister
Keith Clemons
Character Bud's Brother
Howard Norman
Character Bud's Brother
Sheryl Briedel
Character Lou Sue
Sean Lawler
Character Willie
Gator Conley
Character Gator
Minnie Elerick
Character Minnie
David Ogle
Character Killer
Bret Williams
Character Wayne
Tamara Champlin
Character Gilley Background Vocalist
Becky Conway
Character Gilley Background Vocalist
Sherwood Cryer
Character Himself
Cyndy Hall
Character Sexy Sister
Lucky Mosley
Character Plant Supervisor
Zetta Raney
Character Chrystal
Ellen March
Character Becky
Gina Alexander
Character Waitress #2
Ann Travolta
Character Wedding Party
Anson Downes
Character Wedding Party
W.P. Wright III
Character Gilley's Bartender
Norman Tucker
Character Norman (Bullrider)
Debie Tucker
Character Debbie
Jessie La Rive
Character Jessie
Bettye Fitzpatrick
Character Sissy's Mom
Jim Gough
Character Sissy's Dad
Connie Hanson
Character Marshalene
Glenn Holtzman
Character Plant Foreman
Christopher Saylors
Character Bubba
Daniel Heintschel Jr.
Character Big "C"
Ben P. Brannon III
Character Ben
Robert Lewis Bush
Character Dwight
James N. Harrell
Character Minister at Gravesite
Julie Bailey
Character Singer at Gravesite
Gene McLaughlin
Character Trick Roper
What's left behind the scenes
- Gilley's Bar, where the main action of the film takes place, actually exists and is still in operation (although in a different location). It was opened in 1971 by country singer Mickey Gilley along with Sherwood Cryer in Pasadena, Texas, and is the largest honky-tonk bar in the world.
- The film's screenplay was adapted by Aaron Latham and James Bridges from Latham's article "The Ballad of the American Urban Cowboy in Search of True Grit" about the nightlife of patrons at Gilley’s for the September 1978 issue of Esquire magazine.
- Some film critics dubbed the film a country version of "Saturday Night Fever".
- The real-life Bar Gilley’s, where the main action of the film takes place, still exists and operates today (although in a different location). It was opened in 1971 by country singer Mickey Gilley and Sherwood Cryer in Pasadena, Texas, and is the largest honky-tonk bar in the world.
- Some film critics have dubbed the film a country version of "Saturday Night Fever".
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