Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

Director: Martin McDonagh

Overview

Frustrated with the lack of progress by the local police in finding those responsible for the brutal murder of her daughter, a mother (Frances McDormand) installs three controversial billboards on the edge of town to goad the department into action. Her decision leads to a clash with both the chief of police (Woody Harrelson) and his unhinged second-in-command (Sam Rockwell). Lucas Hedges, Clarke Peters, Peter Dinklage, John Hawkes, Abbie Cornish, and Caleb Landry Jones co-star in this crime drama from writer/director Martin McDonagh (In Bruges).

Product Details

Release Date:	02/27/2018
UPC:	0024543416319
Original Release:	2017
Rating:	R
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround, Dolby Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:55:00
Sales rank:	333

Special Features

Closed Caption; Deleted scenes; Crucify 'Em: making of; Six Shooter (Academy Award-Winning Original Short Film by Martin McDonagh); Gallery

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Frances McDormand	Mildred Hayes
Sam Rockwell	Officer Jason Dixon
Woody Harrelson	Sheriff Bill Willoughby
Abbie Cornish	Anne Willoughby
Lucas Hedges	Robbie
Clarke Peters	Abercrombie
Peter Dinklage	James
Zeljko Ivanek	Desk Sergeant
John Hawkes	Charlie,Charlie
Samantha Weaving	Penelope,Penelope
Kerry Condon	Pamela
Alejandro Barrios	Latino
Jason Ledford	Latino #2
Darrell Britt-Gibson	Jerome
Riya May Atwood	Polly,Jane
Amanda Warren	Denise
Malaya Rivera Drew	Gabriella
Sandy Martin	Momma Dixon
Christopher Berry	Tony
Gregory Nassif St. John	Doctor
Jerry Winsett	Geoffrey
Kathryn Newton	Angela
Allysa Barley	Girl
William J. Harrison	Boy
Brendan Sexton III	Crop-Haired Guy
Eleanor T. Threatt	Nurse
Michael Aaron Milligan	Pal
Nokitaka Kawaguchi	Actor
Marcus Lyle Brown	Reporter
Nick Searcy	Father Montgomery
Lawrence Turner	Tony
Maho Honda	Japanese Woman
Carter Burwell	Composer

Technical Credits

Martin McDonagh

Martin McDonagh	Screenwriter,Producer
Graham Broadbent	Producer
Peter Czemin	Producer
Diarmuid McKeown	Executive Producer,Producer
Bergen Swanson	Executive Producer,Producer
Rose Garnett	Executive Producer,Producer
Daniel Battsek	Executive Producer,Producer
David Kosse	Executive Producer,Producer
Stephen Campanelli	Camera Operator
Sarah Halley Finn	Casting
Corey Castellano	Makeup Special Effects
Doug Coleman	Stunts
Burt Dalton	Special Effects Supervisor
Peter Czernin	Producer
Timothy Cargioli	Sound Effects
Joakim Sundstr?m	Sound Effects
Michael Aaron Milligan	Stunts

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
1. Chapter 1 [5:41]
2. Chapter 2 [3:14]
3. Chapter 3 [3:52]
4. Chapter 4 [6:56]
5. Chapter 5 [3:56]
6. Chapter 6 [3:52]
7. Chapter 7 [3:59]
8. Chapter 8 [3:32]
9. Chapter 9 [5:45]
10. Chapter 10 [3:40]
11. Chapter 11 [4:42]
12. Chapter 12 [6:16]
13. Chapter 13 [4:19]
14. Chapter 14 [4:13]
15. Chapter 15 [6:45]
16. Chapter 16 [4:41]
17. Chapter 17 [7:31]
18. Chapter 18 [4:15]
19. Chapter 19 [8:24]
20. Chapter 20 [4:42]
21. Chapter 21 [3:29]
22. Chapter 22 [2:54]
23. Chapter 23 [2:58]
24. Chapter 24 [5:25]
1. Chapter 1 [9:29]
2. Chapter 2 [11:16]
3. Chapter 3 [5:44]

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Willoughby Meets News Crews
Mildred Versus The Town
Dixon Interrogetes Denise
Dixon Drunk At Bar
Dixon And Momma
Six Shooter (Short Film)
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Editorial Reviews

Mildred Hayes is a woman on a mission. Seven months ago, her teenage daughter Angela was raped and murdered, but no arrests have been made. Mildred believes the local sheriff and his deputies aren't doing enough to capture the killer. "They're too busy torturing black folks to solve actual crimes," she says. When she notices three dilapidated billboards outside of her hometown of Ebbing, MO, she rents them and puts up the following message: "Raped while dying." "Still no arrests?" "How come, Chief Willoughby?" Needless to say, Willoughby (Woody Harrelson) doesn't take too kindly to the billboards; neither do many of Ebbing's citizens, who would prefer that Mildred grieve in private and not remind them of the horrible, unsolved crime. But Mildred won't be silenced. She believes there's a better chance of finding Angela's murderer if she keeps the case in the public eye, regardless of the consequences. Mildred is played by Frances McDormand in a fierce, no-holds-barred performance that ranks with the Oscar winner's very best. Mildred is a deeply flawed, profane character (she curses out anyone who opposes her, and isn't averse to ruthless acts of violence if pushed too far), yet McDormand manages to make her incredibly sympathetic and even likable. (Credit also writer/director Martin McDonagh's unflinching, penetrating, and often hilarious script -- yes, Three Billboards is frequently laugh-out-loud funny.) While McDonagh (In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths) forces viewers to feel Mildred's deep, inconsolable pain and witness raw acts of outrageous cruelty, he leavens the story with moments of tenderness, too. Even when Mildred is acting appallingly or delivering unfiltered, scathing dialogue, the result is so brutally honest that we cheer her on rather than turn away. The film's other outlandish character is Deputy Dixon (Sam Rockwell), a racist, dumb-as-dirt, and almost always slightly inebriated officer who thinks any problem can be solved with a few whacks from his billy club. Dixon is a bit too stereotypical of a redneck, and honestly, not all that believable as a character, but Rockwell is so good and so mesmerizing that we dare not look away and long for his return whenever he's offscreen. It helps that McDonagh burrows beneath each character's rather gruff exterior and exposes his or her individual (and mostly tormented) background and heartaches. These are all people who see their pursuit of happiness rapidly ebbing away, and come to realize they only have each other to rely on. The movie's supporting cast -- which includes Lucas Hedges as Mildred's conflicted son, Caleb Landry Jones as the awkward owner of the billboards, John Hawkes as Mildred's menacing ex-husband, and Peter Dinklage as a local pool-hall junkie -- are all excellent. The soundtrack is a dream too, with "Walk Away Renee,"" "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down,"" and "Buckskin Stallion Blues" all perfectly placed. Three Billboards, though filled with verbal and physical violence, is ultimately a film about understanding, forgiveness, and grace, even in the face of justice denied. It's also one of the best movies of the year and should get lots of love come Oscar season. If it doesn't, that would truly be a crime.