1991
Comedy
Canada | English | Color | 01:50
Highway 61 is an offbeat, comedic road movie about a small-town Canadian barber ( Don McKellar ) who finds a dead body. When a woman claiming to be the corpse's roadie sister ( Valerie Buhagiar ), arrives in town, he agrees to drive her and the body from Ontario to New Orleans, following Highway 61 over the entire journey. Along the way, they meet several odd characters. Though the story is poorly-paced, it has enough off-center humor and the performances are engaging enough to make it worthwhile. Rockers Jello Biafra and Tav Falco make cameos. — Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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Valerie Buhagiar | Jackie Bangs |
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Don McKellar | Pokey Jones |
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Earl Pastko | Mr. Skin (a.k.a. Satan) |
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Peter Breck | Mr. Watson |
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Art Bergmann | Otto |
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Jello Biafra | Customs Agent #1 |
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Hadley Obodiac | Customs Agent #2 |
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Tav Falco | Motorcycle Gang Leader |
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Tracy Wright | Margo |
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Johnny Askwith | Claude |
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Namir Khan | Funeral Director |
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Steve Fall | Jeffrey The Corpse |
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Larry Hudson | Nathan - Manservant |
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Elizabeth Pritchard | Louise Watson |
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Chantal Ettles | Missie Watson |
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Alithea Watters | Minnie Watson |
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Ellen Carlisle | Mother |
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Brooks Rapley | Mother's Little Helper |
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Ann Shipman | Pickerel Falls Reporter |
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Michael Vendruscolo | Pickerel Falls Photographer |
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David McFarlane | Satan's Neighbor |
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Peter Lynch | Bingo Angry Man |
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Alma Doyle | Bingo Angry Woman |
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Caroline Gillis | Bingo Attendant |
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Ray Gabourie | Bingo Caller |
| Director | Bruce McDonald |
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| Writer | Allan Magee, Bruce McDonald, Don McKellar | |
| Producer | Colin Brunton, Bruce McDonald, Daniel Salerno | |
| Musician | Nash the Slash | |
| Photography | Miroslaw Baszak | |
| Packaging | Keep Case |
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| Nr Discs | 1 |
| Screen Ratios | Anamorphic Widescreen (1.78:1) |
| Audio Tracks | ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1 |
| Distributor | Eclectic DVD Distribution |
| Edition Release Date | Nov 07, 2006 |
| Regions | 1 |