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Closed Caption; Behind-the-scenes special; Commentary with writer/director Billy Bob Thornton, co-producer Bruce Heller and producer Robert Salerno; Deleted scenes with optional commentary; "The Return of Karl" featurette
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1. Opening Credits "Glass of Piece" [7:26]
2. Bologna and Candy Corn [5:12]
3. A Walk With Dead Eyes [3:05]
4. Reconciling Over Feet [5:45]
5. "On the Same Page" [4:31]
6. Sugar Coating [5:08]
7. "Quit Play N' That Money" [3:09]
8. "Tuggin' in and Out" [5:40]
9. Stocking Up for the Lawyers [6:39]
10. Trying to Understand [5:17]
11. Cluttered Heads [3:10]
12. Jealous Ruby and A Stuck J.C. [6:24]
13. Julia Pleads for Order [3:37]
14. Tommy Tells the Truth [:39]
15. Odd Alvin Busts In [4:03]
16. The Only One [4:32]
17. The Best and the Worst [9:47]
18. A Look in the Eyes [6:03]
19. End Credits [5:27]
Billy Bob Thornton wrote, directed, and starred in this serio-comic look at the trials (literally and figuratively) of an eccentric Arkansas family. Struggling musician Claude (Thornton) and his wife Ruby (Laura Dern) get the news that Claude's uncle Hazel (Jim Varney) has been accused of murder and is in jail awaiting trial. Claude and Ruby head for the Alabama town where they grew up, and, before long, there's a friendly (and sometimes not-so-friendly) war of words among the factions of the family, including Claude's mother Jewel (Diane Ladd), father O.T. (Andy Griffith), and sister Rose (Kelly Preston). Daddy and Them's supporting cast includes Jamie Lee Curtis and Ben Affleck as a pair of married attorneys, Brenda Blethyn as Hazel's wife Julia, and Jeff Bailey, and John Prine as Claude's brothers. While Daddy and Them was shot in 1999 -- and would have been his first directorial effort after his breakthough hit Sling Blade -- the film stayed in the editing room for several years, and wasn't released until after his third feature, All The Pretty Horses. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide