“A man can learn a lot about himself on the river.“

Jackson Rathbone as Jimmy Directed By: William Katt Written By: Glen Stephens Cast: Barry Corbin, Sam Huntington Release Date: 2005 (DVD) Genre: Drama, Western

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Clay (Huntington), an angry teen-ager haunted by the death of his father. has recently moved from a North Texas suburb to the rural county where his grandfather, Buster (Corbin) is sheriff. Angry, alone and struggling, Clay just can’t seem to stay out of trouble.

Buster sets up a roadblock on Clay’s collision course with the law by presenting him with a choice — successfully navigate a 60-mile stretch of the rugged and perilous Pecos River or go to jail. Through the hardship, danger and beauty of life on the river, Clay is forced to confront the fear and grief at the root of his anger and in doing so learns a few things about what it is to be a good man.

Character Information
Jackson portrays one of the “bullies” to Sam Huntington’s character. His character has no speaking lines.

Trivia & Facts

• First film Jackson worked on with Clint Howard. The two would later “reunite” in Senior Skip Day.

• Jackson has no lines in the film, and can only be seen briefly in a few shots.

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