The Badge (2002)
Sheriff Hardwick investigates the death of Mona, a transexual woman. The judge asks that the case is archived to prevent it impacting the upcoming elections, but the evidence keeps coming in.
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Sheriff Darl Hardwick -
Scarlett -
The Judge -
Carla Hardwick -
Sister Felicia -
Deputy Jackson -
Deputy C.B. -
Bull Hardwick -
Teenage Waitress -
Ornell -
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Gooch
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Cletus
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Sherry -
Squeegee
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Director:
Robby HensonWriter:
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Awards
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Trivia
For what it's worth, Mona's dead body on the morgue table is a woman's, not a man's. The crests of the iliac, the hip bone, are pronounced, as they are in a woman's pelvic girdle. What this means is that the body was born female and couldn't have been a genotypic male with added breasts, which is the explanation offered by the M.E.
Quotes
Sheriff Darl Hardwick:
I'm beginnin' to think I liked you a lot better when you used to smoke all that reefer and we'd fuck in your Pinto.
Goofs
On the way to New Orleans the camera is visible in the window of Darl's truck.
Crazy Credits
Credits at the beginning of the film use full names for the following people: Audrey Marie Anderson, Marcus Lyle Brown, Bradley Harrison Picklesimer. This differs from the closing credits, which use Audrey Anderson, Marcus Brown, and Bradley Picklesimer. Bradley Picklesimer is mis-credited in both the opening and closing credits and her last name should read Picklesheimer.
Soundtracks
Jingle BellsWritten by James Pierpont (uncredited)
Produced, Performed and Recorded by Jim Cregan and Robin Le Mesurier
Vocals by Jim Cregan
EMI Music Publishing UK Ltd. and Bespoken Music
Storyline
Plot Summary
Genres
Crime | Drama | Mystery | ThrillerDetails
Release Date:
7 September 2002Language
English
Country of Origin
USAFilming Locations
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USABox Office
Budget:
$6,000,000 (estimated)
Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$97,080
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