Honeysuckle Rose (1980)

Name: Honeysuckle Rose
Director: Jerry Schatzberg
Released: 1980-07-18
Duration: 119 min

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Title: Honeysuckle Rose

Genre: Drama, Music, Romance

Cast: Willie Nelson, Dyan Cannon, Amy Irving, Slim Pickens, Joey Floyd, Charles Levin, Priscilla Pointer, Mickey Rooney Jr., Pepe Serna, Lane Smith, Diana Scarwid, Emmylou Harris, Rex Ludwick, Mickey Raphael, Bee Spears, Chris Ethridge, Paul English, Bobby Nelson, Jody Payne, Poodie Locke, T. Snake, Johnny Gimble, Kenneth Threadgill, Grady Martin, Hank Cochran, Jeannie Seely, Gene Rader, Frank Stewart, LuBelle Camp, A.L. Camp, Bernedette Whitehead, Jackie Ezzell, Harvey Christiansen, Hackberry Johnson, Centa Boyd, Cara Kanak, Robert Shaw, Emilio M. Gonzales, Mary Jane Valle, Randy Arlyn Fletcher, Ray Liberto, Bob Baty, John Meadows, Cody Hubach, Sammy Allred

Release: 1980-07-18

Runtime: 119

Plot: Buck Bonham is a country singer on the road caught in a romantic triangle with Dyan Cannon and Amy Irving, the daughter of one of his longtime musical sidekick.

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