A Love Song for Bobby Long

A headstrong young woman returns to New Orleans after the death of her estranged mother.

Cast

John Travolta

as Bobby Long

Scarlett Johansson

as Pursy Will

Gabriel Macht

as Lawson Pines

Deborah Kara Unger

as Georgianna

Dane Rhodes

as Cecil

David Jensen

as Junior

Clayne Crawford

as Lee

Sonny Shroyer

as Earl

Carol Sutton

as Ruthie

Walter Breaux

as Ray

Reviews

Wuchak

Literature-quoting lazy drama about a teen girl and two older boozers living in a hovel in New Orleans A poor, precocious 18 year-old woman (Scarlett Johansson) returns to New Orleans after the death of her estranged mother where she inherits a dilapidated house in the low-income section with two...

adrienna.rs

_It was the invisible people he wanted to live with. The one that we walk past every day. The ones we sometimes become. The ones in books who live only in someone's minds eye. He was a man who was destined to go through life and not around it. A man who was sure the shortest path to heaven was strai...

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