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Clint Eastwood | Walt Kowalski | |
Christopher Carley | Father Janovich | |
Bee Vang | Thao | |
Ahney Her | Sue | |
Brian Haley | Mitch Kowalski | |
Geraldine Hughes | Karen Kowalski | |
Dreama Walker | Ashley Kowalski | |
Brian Howe | Steve Kowalski | |
John Carroll Lynch | Barber Martin | |
William Hill | Tim Kennedy | |
Brooke Chia Thao | Vu | |
Chee Thao | Grandma | |
Choua Kue | Youa | |
Scott Eastwood | Trey | |
Xia Soua Chang | Kor Khue | |
Clint Eastwood | ||
Christopher Carley | ||
Bee Vang | ||
Ahney Her | ||
Brian Haley | ||
Geraldine Hughes | ||
Dreama Walker | ||
Brian Howe | ||
John Carroll Lynch | ||
William Hill | ||
Brooke Chia Thao | ||
Chee Thao | ||
Choua Kue | ||
Scott Eastwood | ||
Xia Soua Chang |
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Producer |
Bill Gerber
Bruce Berman |
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Writer |
Nick Schenk
Dave Johannson |
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Cinematography |
Tom Stern
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Widower Walt Kowalski is a grumpy, prejudiced, tough-minded, unhappy, old, Korean War veteran who can't get along with either his kids or his neighbours. His prize possession is a 1972 Gran Torino he keeps in mint condition. When his neighbour, Thao—a young Hmong teenager under pressure from his gang member cousin—tries to steal his Gran Torino, Walt sets out to reform the youth and takes steps to protect Thao and his family from the gangs that infest their neighborhood. |
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