| The Dukes Of Hazzard | |||||
| Warner Bros. (2005) | |||||
| Comedy, Action | |||||
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| Johnny Knoxville | Luke Duke |
| Jessica Simpson | Daisy Duke |
| Seann William Scott | Bo Duke |
| Steve Lemme | Jimmy |
| Michael Roof | Dil Driscoll |
| Michael Weston | Deputy Enos Strate |
| Alice Greczyn | Laurie Pullman |
| Rusty Tennant | Local One |
| M.C. Gainey | Rosco P. Coltrane |
| Dolan Wilson | Local Two |
| David Koechner | Cooter |
| Willie Nelson | Uncle Jesse |
| Burt Reynolds | Boss Hogg |
| Lynda Carter | Pauline |
| James Roday | Billy Prickett |
| Director | Jay Chandrasekhar
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| Producer | Bill Gerber
Bruce Berman |
| Writer | John O'Brien
Jonathan L. Davis |
| Cinematography | Lawrence Sher
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| Musician | Nathan Barr
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In Hazzard County, Bo and Luke help their Uncle Jesse and their sexy cousin Daisy run the Moonshine business and always getting into trouble with Sherriff Roscoe P. Coltrane and recklessly driving in their red car "General Lee". When Boss Hogg evicts the Duke's from their farm, Bo and Luke set out to save their farm and foil Boss Hogg's scheme. |
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