Daltry Calhoun
Mother and Daughter characters, May and June respectively, are named after months of the year. The fact that the month of June succeeds May is fitting, as June literally succeeds May after she dies.,At 36min 35, Daltry and June are walking and talking. Daltry pauses while talking with June, and then moves on. When he moves there is a dog behind him that starts running in the opposite direction. Neither he, nor anyone else on his property, owns a dog.,Daltry Calhoun: Get HIGH on grass! The LEGAL kind!,After the credits end Daltry, Frankie, Doyle and June are practicing golf and goof around with golf balls and golf clubs. Daltry ends the scene by throwing a golf club towards the camera.,Referenced in Jackass: Where Are They Now? (2007),Kids in America
Performed by Kim Wilde
Written by Ricki Wilde (as Ricky Wilde) and Marty Wilde
Courtesy of EMI Records,Despite good performances and solid direction, this movie leaves you wholly unsatisfied because essentially nothing climactic or surprising happens to tie it all together in the end.

The conflicts between the various characters resolve themselves all too easily, as does the problem Daltry is having with his failing empire. The ending leaves you feeling that once the script hit 100 pages, the screenwriter just decided to finish things off.

Worth seeing for solid performances by Knoxville and newcomer Sophie Traub, but overall it just feels like a good idea that never develops fully.,