- IMDb page: An Unfinished Life (2005)
- Rate: 7.0/10 total 16,577 votes
- Genre: Drama
- Release Date: 16 June 2006 (UK)
- Runtime: 108 min
- Filming Location: Ashcroft, British Columbia, Canada
- Budget: $30,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross: $551,809 (Brazil) (31 March 2006)
- Director: Lasse Hallström
- Stars: Robert Redford, Jennifer Lopez, Morgan Freeman | See full cast and crew
- Original Music By: Deborah Lurie
- Soundtrack: Don't
- Sound Mix: DTS | Dolby Digital | SDDS
- Plot Keyword: Bear | Friend | Car Accident | Wyoming | Ranch
Writing Credits By:
Mark Spragg (written by) &
Virginia Korus Spragg (written by)
Known Trivia
- Set against the rugged ranchlands of Wyoming, USA; but was filmed in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada. The production company licensed the "M" logo of Marion, the design and logos of the police cars, and asked for photographs of police uniforms.
- Christopher Young originally scored the film but his score was later rejected and replaced.
- Dedicated to Karin Lyberg-Hallström and Britta Olin, Lasse's and Lena's mothers respectively.
- In Mitch Bradley's (Morgan Freeman) house there's a painted portrait of a black Civil War Union sergeant on the wall. Freeman played Civil War Union Sergeant-Major John Rawlins in Glory.
Goofs: Crew or equipment visible: In the scene where the truck with the grandfather (Robert Redford's character) and the young girl inside is coming back to the farm at night you can see a human watching the scene, and a piece of equipment at the end of the scene in the bottom right corner.
Plot: A down on her luck woman, desperate to provide care for her daughter, moves in with her father in-law from whom she is estranged. Through time, they learn to forgive each other and heal old wounds. Full summary » | »
Story: In order to escape from the abusive boy-friend, Gary Winston, Jean Gilkyson moves with her young daughter Griff Gilkyson without previous notice to the ranch of her father-in-law Einar Gilkyson in Wyoming. Jean and Einar are disaffected, since he blames her for the death of his beloved son in a car accident. Einar is taking care of his friend Mitch Bradley, who was attacked and seriously wounded by a bear, and he does not know that he has a grand-daughter. While Mitch heals his wounds and forgives the bear, Einar also changes his feelings regarding Jean, finally understanding that accidents happen and accepting her and loving his grand-daughter. Written byClaudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Produced By:
Su Armstrong known as co-producer
Stephen P. Dunn known as associate producer (as Stephen Dunn)
Leslie Holleran known as producer
Graham King known as executive producer
Alan Ladd Jr. known as producer
Kelliann Ladd known as producer
Meryl Poster known as executive producer
Michelle Raimo known as executive producer
Matthew Rhodes known as executive producer
Joe Roth known as executive producer
Mark Rydell known as executive producer
Bob Weinstein known as executive producer
Harvey Weinstein known as executive producer
FullCast & Crew:
- Robert Redford known as Einar Gilkyson
- Jennifer Lopez known as Jean Gilkyson
- Morgan Freeman known as Mitch Bradley
- Josh Lucas known as Crane Curtis
- Damian Lewis known as Gary Winston
- Camryn Manheim known as Nina
- Becca Gardner known as Griff Gilkyson
- Lynda Boyd known as Kitty
- Rob Hayter known as Deputy
- P. Lynn Johnson known as Shelter Supervisor
- Byron Lucas known as Motorcycle Rider
- Trevor Moss known as Griffin Gilkyson
- R. Nelson Brown known as Kent (as Rnelsonbrown)
- Dillard Brinson known as Gnome Owner
- Jason Diablo known as Customer #1
- Sean J. Dory known as Customer #2 (as Sean Dory)
- Bryan Korenberg known as Angry Couple Man
- Bonnie Barton known as Angry Couple Woman
- Danielle Dunn-Morris known as Angie
- Sandra Polson known as Secretary
- Dale Kipling known as Cook
- Jill Teed known as Bartender
- Jayne Dancose known as Nurse Phyllis
- Ken Camroux known as Doctor (as Ken Camroux-Taylor)
- Bart the Bear known as The Bear
Natasha Wynnyk known as Hospital Candy Striper
Kerry Wynnyk known as Hospital Visitor (uncredited)
Makeup Department:
Deena Adair known as hair stylist: Mr. Freeman
Ozzy Alvarez known as special makeup lab technician (as Tony Alvarez)
Margot Boccia known as makeup artist: Ms. Lopez
Chris Burgoyne known as special makeup lab technician
Jayne Dancose known as makeup designer
Nancy Hancock known as prosthetics and makeup applier: Mr. Freeman (as Nancy Worthen-Hancock)
Kris Kobzina known as special makeup lab technician
Gary Liddiard known as makeup artist: Mr. Redford
Ryan McDowell known as special makeup lab technician
Matthew W. Mungle known as special makeup designer
Chuck O'Brien known as special makeup lab technician
Tena Parker known as hair stylist: Mr. Redford (as Tena Parker-Liddiard)
Debra Regnier known as first assistant makeup artist
Nancy Steyns known as first assistant hair stylist
Vincent Sullivan known as head of hair department
Eddie Vargas known as special makeup lab technician
Melissa A. Yonkey known as hair stylist: Ms. Lopez (as Melissa Yonkey)
Art Department:
Vaughan V. Baker known as head scenic artist
Craig Brisker known as construction foreman
Karen Brooks known as set decoration office coordinator
Chad Calder known as lead laborer
Greg Coombs known as lead greensman (as Greg A. Coombs)
Susie Cowley known as sign fabricator
Andrea Dance known as set dresser
Dennis Davenport known as set designer
Thomas Digirolomo known as art department assistant (as Thomas M. Digirolomo)
Michael Dundas known as paint foreman (as Mike Dundas)
Renee Dundas known as painter (as Reneé Dundas)
Laurie Edmundson known as lead dresser (as Laurie E. Edmundson)
Dwayne Feist known as laborer
Mark Haddad known as head greensman
Haida Harper known as assistant property master (as Haida Greenleaf Harper)
Allan Holmes known as set dresser
Paul Jenkinson known as lead dresser
Bryan Korenberg known as property master
Bill Lammers known as scenic maintenance
Franklin Leibel known as scenic artist (as F.M. Leibel)
George Lesjak known as lead carpenter
Terry Lewis known as set buyer
Scott Mathers known as construction buyer
Andy Nieman known as assistant property master (as Andreas Nieman)
Ryan Ostiguy known as paint lead
Giovanni Pasqua known as paint sprayer (as Giovanni A. Pasqua)
Jo Petty known as scenic painter
David Pirrie known as on-set painter
Mathew Pooley known as scenic painter
Robert Pratt known as storyboard artist (as Rob Pratt)
Samuel Pritchard known as lead carpenter (as Sam Pritchard)
Dusty Reeves known as art department coordinator
Martin Sigmund known as lead carpenter
Macleod Sinclaire known as on-set dresser
Camar Sterling known as signwriter (as Camac Sterling)
James Steuart known as art director: Canada
Faye Thorp known as assistant set decorator
Barry Warkentin known as scenic carpenter (as Barry John Warkentin)
Mike Websdale known as set dresser
Files Wicken known as set buyer
Mikal Williams known as lead on-set carpenter (as Mikal T. Williams)
Glenn Woodruff known as construction coordinator
Doug Poetker known as carpenter (uncredited)
Production Companies:
- Miramax Films (presents)
- Revolution Studios (presents)
- Initial Entertainment Group (IEG) (in association with)
- Ladd Company, The (as Ladd Company)
- Kalis Productions GmbH & Co. Zweite KG (in association with)
- Persistent Entertainment (uncredited)
- Unfinished Films
Other Companies:
- 911 Filmcars picture buses (uncredited)
- Abbey Road Studios music recorded and mixed at (as Abbey Road Studios, London)
- Alberta Justice special thanks: Les Arts de Coraties
- American Humane Association, The animals monitored by
- BSX Records rejected score album released by (limited edition) (piano sketches) (uncredited)
- Carhartt special thanks
- Cheyenne Frontier Days Art Show posters: "Team Roping," "Cheyenne Thunder," "Chetenne Frontier Days" and "Some Days" supplied by
- D. Bassett & Associates negative cutting (as D. Basset Neg Cutting)
- Dakota Music Services music copyist (as Dakota Music)
- Dimension Films footage: "Below" used with permission of
- Doug Seus' Wasatch Rocky Mountain Wildlife owner and trainer: Bart the Bear
- Eastpak special thanks
- Edible Planet Catering catering (as Edible Planet)
- Fantasy Studios foley recorded at
- Kodak motion picture film
- Post Logic Studios digital film mastering (uncredited)
- Sound One Corporation post-production sound facility (as Sound One Corp.)
- Sound, San Francisco sound editorial by
- Spacecam Systems gyro-stabilized camera system
- Superb Records soundtrack released by (uncredited)
- Thompson-Nicola Film Commission production services
- Thompson-Nicola Film Commission special thanks
- Trevanna Post post-production accounting
- United States Geological Survey (USGS) special thanks
- Vancouver Hospital & Health Sciences Centre special thanks
- Varèse Sarabande rejected score album released by (limited edition) (uncredited)
- Varèse Sarabande soundtrack available on
- Video Split Productions video assist equipment (uncredited)
- Village of Ashcroft, The special thanks (as The Corporation of the Village of Ashcroft)
- William F. White International production equipment provided by (as William F. White International Inc.)
Distributors:
- Ascot Elite Entertainment Group (2005) (Switzerland) (theatrical)
- Bioscop (2006) (Czech Republic) (theatrical)
- Buena Vista International (2005) (UK) (theatrical)
- Distribution Company (2006) (Argentina) (theatrical)
- Eagle Pictures (2005) (Italy) (theatrical)
- Independent Films (2005) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
- Miramax Films (2005) (USA) (theatrical)
- Paradise Group (2005) (Russia) (theatrical)
- Shaw Organisation (2006) (Singapore) (theatrical)
- Sky Films (2006) (Philippines) (theatrical)
- Sony Pictures Releasing (2005) (Sweden) (theatrical)
- TOBIS Film (2005) (Germany) (theatrical)
- Alliance Atlantis Home Video (2007) (Canada) (DVD)
- Argentina Video Home (2006) (Argentina) (DVD)
- Argentina Video Home (2006) (Argentina) (VHS)
- DeA Planeta Home Entertainment (2005) (Spain) (all media)
- Dutch FilmWorks (DFW) (2006) (Netherlands) (DVD)
- Eagle Films (2005) (non-USA) (all media) (Middle East)
- Miramax Home Entertainment (2006) (USA) (DVD)
- Net5 (2008) (Netherlands) (TV) (first national airing)
- Nordisk Film (2006) (Sweden) (DVD)
- Tanweer Films (2012) (Bangladesh) (TV)
- Tanweer Films (2012) (Bhutan) (TV)
- Tanweer Films (2012) (India) (TV)
- Tanweer Films (2012) (Nepal) (TV)
- Tanweer Films (2012) (Pakistan) (TV)
- Tanweer Films (2012) (Sri Lanka) (TV)
Special Effects:
- Custom Film Effects (visual effects) (titles and digital opticals)
Visual Effects by:
Tricia Barrett known as digital compositor: Custom Film Effects
Ryan Beadle known as I/O: Custom Film Effects
Steve Caldwell known as digital compositor: Custom Film Effects
Mark Dornfeld known as visual effects supervisor: Custom Film Effects
Michele Ferrone known as visual effects producer: Custom Film Effects
Jim Finn known as visual effects consultant
Adam Gass known as digital editorial: Custom Film Effects
R.J. Harbour known as digital compositor: Custom Film Effects (as RJ Harbour)
Shaina Holmes known as digital compositor: Custom Film Effects
Lori C. Miller known as digital compositor: Custom Film Effects (as Lori Miller)
L. Elizabeth Powers known as digital supervisor: Custom Film Effects (as Laurie Powers)
David Smithson known as data wrangler: Custom Film Effects
Mary C. Snyder known as digital artist: Custom Film Effects (as Mary C. Hoffer)
Amani Williams known as digital compositor: Custom Film Effects
Release Date:
UK 19 August 2005 (Edinburgh Film Festival)
France 5 September 2005 (Deauville Film Festival)
USA 9 September 2005 (limited)
Israel 15 September 2005
Russia 6 October 2005
Spain 14 October 2005
Finland 4 November 2005
Greece 17 November 2005
Italy 18 November 2005
Switzerland 18 November 2005 (Italian speaking region)
Germany 24 November 2005
Austria 25 November 2005
Portugal 1 December 2005
Switzerland 1 December 2005 (German speaking region)
Sweden 2 December 2005
Philippines 7 December 2005
Netherlands 15 December 2005
Denmark 25 December 2005
France 4 January 2006
South Africa 6 January 2006
Argentina 12 January 2006
Estonia 13 January 2006
Belgium 18 January 2006
Switzerland 25 January 2006 (French speaking region)
Thailand 26 January 2006
Czech Republic 9 February 2006
Egypt 15 February 2006
Iceland 15 February 2006 (DVD premiere)
Mexico 17 February 2006
Poland 17 February 2006
Singapore 2 March 2006
Slovakia 2 March 2006
Hungary 16 March 2006
Brazil 17 March 2006
Kuwait 29 March 2006
Peru 8 June 2006
Ireland 16 June 2006
UK 16 June 2006
Turkey 7 July 2006
Slovenia 10 August 2006
Venezuela 8 September 2006
Japan 25 July 2007 (DVD premiere)
MPAA: Rated PG-13 for some violence including domestic abuse, and language