
Leaves of Grass
2009·Comedy·1h 44m
7.0
★






An Ivy League professor returns home, where his pot-growing twin brother has concocted a plan to take down a local drug lord.
Directed by Tim Blake Nelson
sibling relationship
restart
mentor
road trip
twin brother
hospital

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Cast

Edward Norton
Bill Kincaid / Brady Kincaid

Susan Sarandon
Daisy Kincaid

Richard Dreyfuss
Pug Rothbaum

Keri Russell
Janet

Melanie Lynskey
Colleen

Lucy DeVito
Anne Greenstein

Kent Jude Bernard
Philosophy Student

Amelia Campbell
Maggie Harmon

Tim Blake Nelson
Bolger

Randal Reeder
Shaver

Pruitt Taylor Vince
Big Joe Sharpe

Tina Parker
Sharon
Crew

Tim Blake Nelson
Director

Tim Blake Nelson
Writer

Jeff Danna
Original Music Composer

Roberto Schaefer
Director of Photography

Boaz Davidson
Executive Producer

Avi Lerner
Executive Producer

David Koplan
Executive Producer

Stuart Blumberg
Executive Producer

Edward Norton
Producer

Tim Blake Nelson
Producer

Kristina Dubin
Producer

Caroline Eselin
Costume Design
Popular Reviews
38 reviews
Al
7.0★ · 05/03/26

Edward Norton talking to himself again ?
Edward Norton talking to himself again ?
Pierrot
7.0★ · 04/16/26

So basically Edweed Norton and Edward nerdton
So basically Edweed Norton and Edward nerdton
Max FW
5.7★ · 06/02/25

Incredibly flawed in its occasional mimicking of Tim Blake Nelson’s past collaborators and peers (the Coens notably come to mind here), but the attempt is pretty cool all the same.
I like that it seems Nelson kinda wanted to make a true stoner movie, not one playing dress-up but actually living by and indulging in the various “stoner” philosophies that our main character has been teaching as a straight-laced professor.
It does feel like a haze of contradictions at times which is partly the fun, so I admire the guy who made The Grey Zone to be ambitious again in a rather different way.
Also, I believe the ultimate thing you can be in life according to this movie is a Jewish stoner so hallelujah.
I like that it seems Nelson kinda wanted to make a true stoner movie, not one playing dress-up but actually living by and indulging in the various “stoner” philosophies that our main character has been teaching as a straight-laced professor.
It does feel like a haze of contradictions at times which is partly the fun, so I admire the guy who made The Grey Zone to be ambitious again in a rather different way.
Also, I believe the ultimate thing you can be in life according to this movie is a Jewish stoner so hallelujah.
Incredibly flawed in its occasional mimicking of Tim Blake Nelson’s past collaborators and peers (the Coens notably come to mind here), but the attempt is pretty cool all the same.
I like that it seems Nelson kinda wanted to make a true stoner movie, not one playing dress-up but actually living by and indulging in the various “stoner” philosophies that our main character has been teaching as a straight-laced professor.
It does feel like a haze of contradictions at times which is partly the fun, so I admire the guy who made The Grey Zone to be ambitious again in a rather different way.
Also, I believe the ultimate thing you can be in life according to this movie is a Jewish stoner so hallelujah.
I like that it seems Nelson kinda wanted to make a true stoner movie, not one playing dress-up but actually living by and indulging in the various “stoner” philosophies that our main character has been teaching as a straight-laced professor.
It does feel like a haze of contradictions at times which is partly the fun, so I admire the guy who made The Grey Zone to be ambitious again in a rather different way.
Also, I believe the ultimate thing you can be in life according to this movie is a Jewish stoner so hallelujah.
logeswrld
7.0★ · 04/09/25

no one wanted to tell me when my brother and i were born that being an identical twin would be this chaotic?
no one wanted to tell me when my brother and i were born that being an identical twin would be this chaotic?
Solei
5.5★ · 09/14/24

running out of steam for leaving reviews on Ed Norton movies bc they’re all just gonna be abt how much I like Ed Norton.
running out of steam for leaving reviews on Ed Norton movies bc they’re all just gonna be abt how much I like Ed Norton.