Product Description

What Would It Take to Tame Two Wild Hearts?The death of rancher Charlie Bankston sets in motion a dramatic fight for the fate of his family and his ranch Dry Creek where his pal Amos Russell (M.C. Gainey) is foreman. A three-time Golden Globe nominee Lance Henriksen (Aliens Millennium) stars as Will Cooper Charlie s widowed son-in-law the old cowhand who runs the ranch with Amos. Jennie Garth (Beverly Hills 90210) is Will s estranged daughter Jake who returns for the funeral from her home in California and finds that Charlie has left her half of Dry Creek. Jake blames Will for her mother s death but now they must work together and find a way to pay off all of their debts in this inspiring story of family ties and rugged individualism.HALLMARK ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS AN ALPINE MEDIEN PRODUCTIONIN ASSOCIATION WITH LARRY LEVINSON PRODUCTIONS THE LAST COWBOY JENNIE GARTH LANCE HENRIKSENMUSIC BY CHRIS WALDEN EDITED BY JENNIFER JEAN CACAVASDIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY CHRIS MANLEYPRODUCED BY KYLE CLARK KEVIN BOCARDESUPERVISING PRODUCERS BRIAN J. GORDON FRANK Q. DOBBSCO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCER NICK LOMBARDOEXECUTIVE PRODUCERS LARRY LEVINSON ROBERT HALMI JR.WRITTEN BY J.P. MARTIN DIRECTED BY JOYCE CHOPRASystem Requirements:Runtime: 88 minsFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA UPC: 018713519740 Manufacturer No: 05-51974

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5085 in DVD
• Brand: GOODTIMES/GT MEDIA
• Released on: 2007-05-01
• Rating: Unrated
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Color, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 88 minutes

Features

• What Would It Take to Tame Two Wild Hearts? The death of rancher Charlie Bankston sets in motion a dramatic fight for the fate of his family and his ranch, Dry Creek, where his pal Amos Russell (M.C. Gainey) is foreman. A three-time Golden Globe nominee, Lance Henriksen (Aliens, Millennium) stars as Will Cooper, Charlie s widowed son-in-law, the old cowhand who runs the ranch with Amos. Jennie

Customer Reviews

LIke Father like Daughter
A Father and an estranged daughter, both stubborn, fight to keep a Texas ranch afloat after the patriarch, his father and her grandfather, dies. The will gives both father and daughter equal part inheritance of the ranch in a modern day western. The problem which propeled the movie along was a previously severed relationship between the two due to a rift because of the mother's death and the main characters inability to agree on a plan to save the ranch from being taken over by the bank. Both Jennie Garth and Lance Hendriksen did an excellent job in realistically portraying their respective characters. As a little boy was in the movie and the lack of objectionable material would make this movie recommended for family or individual viewing. This review was based on a VCR recording from the Hallmark Channel March 12, 2005.

Great story, but...
I loved the story here and the emphasis on trust in relationships - both with horses and people, but the language really spoiled what could have been a perfect family movie. It really took the enjoyment out of it for me, because there was no need for bad language in a movie like this. I was really disappointed in that.

No Foul langauge
I don't know what the first reviewer is talking about but THE LAST COWBOY is far from obscene. It is/was a production for the Hallmark Channel, which doesn't tolerate foul language, and is known for the quality and content of its family friendly programming). It is simply the story of a father and daughter who reconnect/reconcile after the death of the family matriarch, and in the process save the family farm. There is no sex, there is no nudity - it airs regularly (to this day) on the Hallmark channel I suggest those who can, check it out.