The Story Of The Man Behind The Movie 'The Rider'
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- čas přidán 26. 04. 2018
- Brady Jandreau talks with Jason DeRusha and Kate Raddatz. He was a once rising star of the rodeo circuit who suffered a severe accident and was left to wonder what his future held (3:16). WCCO Mid-Morning - April 26, 2018
I don't know if Brady will ever make another movie but his was a beautiful performance.
He was just being himself, that's the key to this film that makes it a great movie the realism.
mark kiernan that’s the point, he was portraying himself. That means the head injury was real. If you know about traumatic brain injuries, you should know that emotional outbursts and moods swings are common for a year or two after. What most don’t know is that they began filming Brady even BEFORE the accident. (The director met him while researching a different film and was in awe of his horsemanship skills. They were going to do a movie with him around that.)
It took more work for him to accurately convey and control his emotions than it would for most actors. So, with that considered, his performance was beautiful.
Great movie in large part to Brady - stunning performance!
This movie is spectacular. Honest. True. The West is still alive. Horses are love and humans are Lords. All under God. Everyone that made this movie is an artist. It was a privilege to watch this moment of film. Thank you. Thank you so very much.
my grandfather grew up on Pine Ridge and knew Lane Scotts father Beaver and watched Lane Grow up himself.
OMG I was living in Fargo at the time going to college at NDSU and I remember people talking about his ride and what happened. So interesting that they made a movie about him.
Just watched it in Bozeman, MT
Amazing. Victory snatched out of the jaws of defeat in every way. Continuing to live after injury and recovery from a catastrophic hurt. Beautiful.
Lovely movie.
❤
why does the women keep looking at the camera???
vanity
Why would you care?
Helmet?
Why should brain surgeons waste their precious skills on young men who go out and do stupid things - and then do them again? Its spitting in the face of those who operated on him - and their doctor teachers. victims of real accidents who look after their bodies should get priority over sports players.
Because some young men have passion for what they do
That man was not a waste. Your comment makes me sick. Hope no surgeons ever have to "waste" their time saving you or one of your family members. Asshole
You don't how much that means to some cowboys
Iceman your a clown stfu
It takes courage to do what you love in this world and to weather the consequences. Judging from your comment, I gather you are not capable of doing either of the later due to a huge lack of the former.