Tracy Letts

He's a car dealer in the town who's going to finance their trip to get Harry, and then he decides he's a bit of a gun nut, and he decides he wants to go along.

And then they advertise for a mercenary who's going to help them, and Duvall shows up as the mercenary, and he's the real deal.

He's a badass.

And then you realize, oh, this is a total drive-in movie.

Made a little after the days of the drive-in.

But it's great fun.

I mean, Busey and Duvall are both great.

This is about a year before Busey

You know, has this accident, scrambles his eggs, but he's still really good.

And, of course, the drive-ins were done in 1986.

But it was, I think, a big hit in the video stores.

Yeah, that's right.

Sam Fuller wrote the story.

Also notable that one of the guys going down to get Harry is Glenn Frey.

Oh, sure.

Yeah, Belizare the Cajun.

Yeah.

Directed by a Cajun director, Glenn Petrie.

It was developed at Sundance.

And in fact, the movie begins with a graphic saying, this movie, before any credits roll, this movie would not be possible without the contributions of Robert Redford and Robert Duvall.