Rolling Kansas

{{Short description|2003 American comedy film}}

{{Use American English|date=January 2025}}

{{Infobox film

|name = Rolling Kansas

|image = Rolling Kansas.jpg

|caption = DVD cover

|director = Thomas Haden Church

|producer = Paul Brooks
Ed Cathell III
David Denney

|writer = Thomas Haden Church
David Denney

|starring = Charlie Finn
Sam Huntington
Ryan McDow
Jay Paulson
James Roday
Rip Torn

|music = Anthony Marinelli

|cinematography = Nathan Hope

|editing = Sandra Adair

|released = {{Film date|2003|01|24}}

|runtime = 89 minutes

|country = United States

|language = English

}}

Rolling Kansas is a 2003 independent film directed by Thomas Haden Church, and written by Church and David Denney.{{cite web|author1=Andrea LeVasseur|title=Rolling Kansas (2002) Directed by Thomas Haden Church|url=http://www.allmovie.com/movie/rolling-kansas-v280301|publisher=AllMovie|accessdate=4 November 2015}}{{cite magazine|author1=Scott Foundas|title=Review: 'Rolling Kansas'|url=https://variety.com/2003/film/reviews/rolling-kansas-1200543247/|accessdate=4 November 2015|magazine=Variety|date=20 February 2003}}

Plot

5 men (a T-shirt salesman, his two brothers, a large narcoleptic nursing student, and a dim-witted gas station attendant) embark on a journey to find a secret government marijuana field in Kansas that was discovered on a map that three of the young men's parents left for them (known as the Hippies Murphy). On the way, they encounter cops, crazy geese, strippers, and a crazy old man played by Rip Torn.

Cast

Production

The film was shot in Lockhart, Texas.

Soundtrack album details

  1. "Ride With Yourself" – Rhino Bucket
  2. "Mindrocker" – Fenwyck
  3. "Marseilles" – The Angels
  4. "Beat to Death Like a Dog" – Rhino Bucket
  5. "I Was Told" – Rhino Bucket
  6. "Alabama Sky" – The Dusky Picks
  7. "No Friend of Mine" – Rhino Bucket
  8. "One Night Stand" – Rhino Bucket
  9. "Ebony Eyes" – Bob Welch
  10. "She Rides" – Rhino Bucket
  11. "Train Ride" – Rhino Bucket
  12. "Golden Ball and Chain" – Jason & the Scorchers

References

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