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All 20 Barry Corbin Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready for a cinematic journey through the vast career of Barry Corbin, an American actor known for his diverse roles in both television and film. From westerns to drama, and everything in between, this roundup of Barry Corbin Movies will take you on an engaging journey that showcases the depth and versatility of his acting skills.
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"In 1980, Paramount Pictures released the drama, romance, and western titled "Urban Cowboy. " Directed by James Bridges, the film stars John Travolta, Debra Winger, and Scott Glenn. The movie centers around Bud, a young, naive country man, who moves to Houston in search of a new life. He discovers the wild world of urban cowboy culture in a local bar, where he learns about love, life, and the pitfalls of class differences.
"Any Which Way You Can" (1980) is an adrenaline-fueled and heart-stopping movie featuring Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke, and Geoffrey Lewis. The movie centers around a trucker turned boxing champion, his brother, and their loyal pet orangutan, who find themselves in a web of dangerous encounters with ruthless mobsters, dishonest police officers, and ruthless motorcycle gangs.
In the small town of Savannah, Georgia, a young man, Bo, dreams of leaving his modest surroundings behind and becoming a country music star in Nashville. With the support of his ambitious younger sister, Jody, they work tirelessly together to chase their dreams. However, their aspirations are threatened when they face the wrath of the town's small-town sheriff.
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In the heartfelt drama Honkytonk Man, a young boy with a knack for music embarks on a remarkable journey alongside his Uncle (played by Clint Eastwood) to perform at a prestigious stage concert. This thrilling tale transcends boundaries, blending elements of comedy, tragedy, and music to create a poignant narrative filled with hope and heartache.
"Nothing in Common" (1986) is an endearing comedy-drama-romance film that tells the story of a highly successful advertising executive whose life takes a sudden turn when his parents unexpectedly decide to end their longtime marriage. Suddenly finding himself caught in the middle of his parents' marital crisis and a dysfunctional family, he must navigate the complexities of relationships. Meanwhile, he finds himself in an intriguing employer-employee relationship with his co-worker, adding a layer of romance to this heartfelt tale. Amidst these challenges, the advertising executive also has to deal with a surgery crisis, further complicating his life. With the notable direction of Garry Marshall and an all-star cast headed by Tom Hanks, Jackie Gleason, and Eva Marie Saint, the movie is a perfect blend of humor and emotions. Although it didn't perform significantly well at the box office, "Nothing in Common" is a classic that many audiences find comforting and entertaining, proving the power of family and love.
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Dive into the thrilling world of two young sleuths in "Secret Witness" (1988), a drama film that will keep you on the edge of your seat. When two children decide to become amateur detectives in their neighborhood, they stumble upon an exciting and dangerous adventure.
"Permanent Record" is an intriguing drama that takes the audience on a gripping journey through the life of a seemingly perfect teenager. The film, set in 1988 and directed by Marisa Silver, explores the depths of expectation and pressure on young adults, as well as the consequences of keeping secrets and fulfilling expectations.
In the neo-noir thriller "The Hot Spot" (1990), a troublemaking drifter, played by Don Johnson, finds himself in the midst of chaos and desire when he decides to rob a small-town bank. As the local authorities and women take an interest in his actions, this gripping crime drama unfolds.
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"Career Opportunities" is a heartwarming coming-of-age romantic comedy set in the early 1990s. The film revolves around two seemingly mismatched characters - Jim, a dorky cement contractor's son with a lack of direction, and Josie, a stunning businessman's daughter who yearns to escape her small town.
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10. Held Up (1999)
"Held Up, " directed by Steve Rash, is a hilarious comedy that follows the misadventures of Michael, a man on the brink of a romantic getaway. However, things take a comical turn as his girlfriend dumps him in the middle of the desert, leading to a series of events that include being carjacked by a teenager and taken hostage during a convenience store robbery.
"Following a deadly cat-and-mouse game, 'No Country for Old Men' is a neo-western, neo-noir crime thriller that pushes the boundaries of violence and suspense. Set in the unforgiving Texan desert, the film explores the ruthless mindset of a seasoned criminal, Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem), and the chilling encounters that unfold when he unexpectedly encounters a hunter and untold fortune near the Rio Grande.
"In the Valley of Elah" is a thrilling crime drama that follows a retired military investigator named Hank (played by Tommy Lee Jones) as he joins forces with a local police detective to solve the mysterious disappearance of his son, a soldier returning from a tour of duty in Iraq. As the investigation unfolds, Hank finds himself delving into the dark and unsettling world of war-trauma-stricken soldiers and the harsh realities of the American military.
"For Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots" is an engrossing four-hour documentary series that sheds light on the largely unknown history of African-American servicemen and women. This two-part series, released in 2010, brings forth their untold stories of bravery, dedication, and triumph in the face of adversity. It showcases their profound impact on the defense and growth of our nation.
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"Bloodworth, " originally titled "Provinces of Night, " is a 2010 drama and romance film directed by Shane Dax Taylor. The film, with a runtime of 1 hour and 45 minutes, has an R rating and was released on May 20, 2011.
"This Is Where We Live" is a heartwarming and emotional journey that will touch your heart. Set in the picturesque Texas Hill Country, the film revolves around a struggling family whose dynamic is put to the test. However, an unusual friendship forms when a small-town Texas handyman becomes the caregiver to their son, who lives with cerebral palsy.
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Experience the thrill and excitement of a film festival like never before with "How We Covered It" (2013), a film that takes you behind the scenes of a 10-day celebrity-filled event. Follow actor Andy Bowles and his team of red carpet anchors as they navigate the glamorous world of Hollywood, capturing every moment of the festival on camera. From star-studded premieres to the most hilarious and unexpected encounters, this documentary comedy-drama offers a unique perspective on the world of film and fame.
In "The Homesman, " a gripping drama inspired by real-life 19th-century events, three women are pushed to the brink of lunacy by their challenging frontier existence. With the help of a pious and determined young woman named Mary Bee Cuddy, they embark on a desperate journey across the country, accompanied by the enigmatic and unpredictable George Briggs.
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"Urban Cowboy: The Rise and Fall of Gilley's" is an engaging documentary that embarks on a historical expedition. It explores the fascinating cultural trend ignited by the 1980 film, "Urban Cowboy," and delves into the illustrious Gilley's bar that became a symbol of this phenomenon. This impressive establishment, renowned for being the world's largest bar, played a vital role in shaping the era of outlaw country music and solidified its association with the southern cowboy lifestyle. Directed by John Dorsey and produced by the same team behind "Pony Excess," this riveting film takes viewers on a journey through the highs and lows of Gilley's. Key figures like Irving Azoff, Leon Beck, and John Boylan share their valuable perspectives on the bar's impact and legacy.
"Trading Paint, " releases in 2019 and centers on the father-son duo, Sam and Jax Munroe, both skilled race car drivers. Despite their family and professional conflicts, they learn to balance their competitive spirit and personal challenges.
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In the year 1920s, in the heart of Oklahoma under Osage Nation land, a shocking discovery of oil triggers a chain of events that will leave you on the edge of your seat. The Osage people, once prosperous and proud, find themselves hunted one by one, as greed and power clash in their midst.