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CAST 

SKEET ULRICH
(Chip Woolley)

CHRISTIAN KANE
(Mark Allen)

WILLIAM DEVANE
(Leonard "Doc" Blach)

MADELYN DEUTCH
(Alex)

TODD LOWE
(Kelly)

CALVIN BOREL
 (Himself)

DAVID ATKINSON
(Bill Woolley)

BRUCE WAYNE ECKELMAN
(Bob Baffert)

HUGO PEREZ
(Miguel)

SUNDAY REST
(Mine That Bird)


FILMMAKERS
 

JIM WILSON
(Producer/Director/Writer)

FAITH CONROY
(Co-Producer/Writer)

TIM SUHRSTEDT
(Director of Photography)

WILLIAM ROSS
(Composer)

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FAITH CONROY
 
(Co-Producer/Writer)

Born in West Orange, New Jersey, Conroy has worked as a script supervisor for more than 20 years on more than 60 feature films and television shows. Previously a journalist for numerous newspapers and the Associated Press, it was while on assignment in Montana for a magazine article about the making of Robert Redford’s A River Runs Through It that Conroy decided to change careers. She was hired to help with publicity on the film and soon after its completion in the fall of 1991, she moved to Los Angeles and began her career as a script supervisor.  

An avid horsewoman, Conroy’s credits include Bad Girls, Broken Arrow, Bulletproof, Money Talks, Deep Impact, BASEketball, Mr. Brooks, Swing Vote and The Conspirator, which was also directed by Redford.

Conroy says her biggest goal when she first moved to Los Angeles was to one day be Redford’s script supervisor, which she achieved in 2009, 18 years after working on A River Runs Through It. The thought of script writing had occasionally crossed her mind, but an abundance of script supervising work kept her from exploring that arena of filmmaking. It was producer/director Jim Wilson who convinced Conroy to return to writing. 50 to 1 marks Conroy’s third collaboration with Wilson and her first co-writing and co-producing credit.  

In addition to Wilson and Redford, Conroy has worked with a broad range of filmmakers, including John Woo, Brett Ratner, Mimi Leder, David Zucker, James Mangold, Kenneth Branagh and Joss Whedon.

Conroy graduated with a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Montana.