
A Love Song for Bobby Long
2004·Drama·1h 59m
7.1
★




A headstrong young woman returns to New Orleans after the death of her estranged mother.
Directed by Shainee Gabel
friendship
alcohol
new orleans, louisiana
house
little girl
woman director

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Cast

John Travolta
Bobby Long

Scarlett Johansson
Pursy Will

Gabriel Macht
Lawson Pines

Deborah Kara Unger
Georgianna

Dane Rhodes
Cecil

David Jensen
Junior

Clayne Crawford
Lee

Sonny Shroyer
Earl

Carol Sutton
Ruthie

Warren Kole
Sean

Douglas M. Griffin
Man #1

Earl Maddox
Man #2
Crew

Nathan Larson
Original Music Composer

Lee Percy
Editor

Elliot Davis
Director of Photography

Randall Emmett
Executive Producer

Brad Krevoy
Executive Producer

David Lancaster
Producer

Bob Yari
Producer

George Furla
Executive Producer

T. Rafael Cimino
Producer

Alexa Sheehan
Second Assistant Director
Popular Reviews
36 reviews
M
7.0★ · 08/14/25

condoms exist so shit like this won’t happen
condoms exist so shit like this won’t happen
1
Sofia
9.0★ · 07/24/26

but the truth is nobody was really there watching
but the truth is nobody was really there watching
Big Boss
8.0★ · 05/12/26

ptn jaurais mis 3,75 mais bon ici on surnote donc 4
g vu sans sous titre et ct un peu cho les accents faudrait que je le revois mais ca reste classico a mon avis
g vu sans sous titre et ct un peu cho les accents faudrait que je le revois mais ca reste classico a mon avis
ptn jaurais mis 3,75 mais bon ici on surnote donc 4
g vu sans sous titre et ct un peu cho les accents faudrait que je le revois mais ca reste classico a mon avis
g vu sans sous titre et ct un peu cho les accents faudrait que je le revois mais ca reste classico a mon avis
Cinema-aljosha
7.0★ · 02/19/26

(Schwache 3½)
(Schwache 3½)
elowis
9.0★ · 02/08/26

I never thought I’d come across another film that carries the same kind of quiet, mellow energy as Lost in Translation. Like it isn’t driven by big events or dramatic turns, there isn’t a lot happening on the surface but somehow it still keeps you completely captive. Both movies just sits in-between space where not much “happens,” but everything is felt.
I never thought I’d come across another film that carries the same kind of quiet, mellow energy as Lost in Translation. Like it isn’t driven by big events or dramatic turns, there isn’t a lot happening on the surface but somehow it still keeps you completely captive. Both movies just sits in-between space where not much “happens,” but everything is felt.