Hewey Calloway: The Smiling Country

Hewey Calloway: The Smiling Country

Jan 1, 2011 · Elmer Kelton · Directed by Terence Aselford · Hewey Calloway · at GraphicAudio

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Changes have come to 1910 Texas and Hewey Calloway doesn't like them. An injury signals the end of his freewheeling life and he begins to see the loneliness of the road ahead, if he doesn't take action to change his direction. Can his past hold the key to improving his future?
Romance not assessedInferred themesrebelliontransformationisolationredemptionself-discovery
A man faces an uncertain future, forced to adapt or be left behind.
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Cast · 30 voices

Amanda ThickpennyAnastasia WilsonBobby AselfordCatherine AselfordChristopher GraybillChristopher ScheerenDanny GaviganDavid CoyneDrew KopasDylan LynchEric MessnerJames KonicekJames LewisJeff AllinKaren NovackKen JacksonMichael GlennMichael John CaseyMort ShelbyNanette SavardRichard RohanScott McCormickSherri SimpsonTed StoddardTerence AselfordThomas KeeganThomas PennyTim CarlinTim GetmanTom Simpson andy Clemence

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Directed by Terence Aselford

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