Bobby Hart

Mac Sledge (Robert Duvall) asks Rosa Lee (Tess Harper) if she'll think about marrying him.

A reporter (Paul Gleason) tries to get Mac Sledge (Robert Duvall) to go on record with an interview, but he's got nothing to say.

A country western band stops by the gas station to meet Mac Sledge (Robert Duvall) and ask for advice. Mac tells them to sing it the way you feel it.

Harry (Wilford Brimley) tells Mac (Robert Duvall) that his song is no good. Rosa Lee (Tess Harper) comforts Mac by telling him that he and her son are at the top of her list when she prays.

Mac Sledge (Robert Duvall) is asked by the Country Blues Band if he'll sing with them in a recording.

Trailer for Tender Mercies. Academy Award winner Robert Duvall headlines this touching story of a down-and-out country singer named Mac and the young widow (Tess Harper) he meets in a small Texas town. But as their relationship blossoms, Macs years of hard living resurface when his music star ex-wife (Betty Buckley) appears in a nearby town, bringing his estranged daughter (Ellen Barkin) with her. Will Macs painful past lead him toward an uncertain future or will he find a way to move past his sorrow and start a fresh new life?

The trailer for Let Them Chirp Awhile which follows three twenty-something artists as they juggle their careers, relationships and emotions in New York City. Bobby (Rice) is a struggling screenwriter who tries to get romantically involved with a woman by agreeing to take care of her dog. His friend Scott (Sexton III) is a depressed, womanizing musician with a sweet and innocent girlfriend while Hart, (Galligan) Bobbys nemesis, is a successful playwright whose campy play about 9/11 has won awards and a run at an off-Broadway theater. What begins as a quirky comedy about relationships and writers block becomes a coming-of-age tale about competition and self-reliance among the me-generation.

Let Them Chirp Awhile follows three twentysomething artists as they juggle their careers, relationships and emotions in New York City. Bobby (Justin Rice) is a struggling screenwriter who tries to get romantically involved with a woman by agreeing to take care of her dog. His friend Scott (Brendan Sexton III) is a depressed, womanizing musician with a sweet and innocent girlfriend while Hart, (Zach Galligan) Bobby s nemesis, is a successful playwright whose campy play about 9/11 has won awards and a run at an off-Broadway theater. What begins as a quirky comedy about relationships and writer s block becomes a coming-of-age tale about competition and self-reliance among the me-generation.