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Palmer
Overview
After 12 years in prison, former high school football star Eddie Palmer returns home to put his life back together—and forms an unlikely bond with Sam, an outcast boy from a troubled home. But Eddie's past threatens to ruin his new life and family.
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Release date
28/01/2021
Votes
2,030
Popularity
6.6
Justin Timberlake
Palmer
Ryder Allen
Sam
Alisha Wainwright
Maggie
Juno Temple
Shelly
June Squibb
Vivian
Lance E. Nichols
Sibs
Molly Sue Harrison
Emily
J.D. Evermore
Principal Forbes
Dean Winters
Jerry
Wynn Everett
Lucille
Jesse C. Boyd
Coles
Dane Rhodes
Coles Senior
Stephen Louis Grush
Daryl
Carson Minniear
Toby
Nicholas X. Parsons
Ned
Craig Sheffer
Bartender Cosimo
Rachel G. Whittle
Darleen
Stacie Davis
Holly Massee
Cristine McMurdo-Wallis
Dot Landry
Theodus Crane
Parole Officer
John McConnell
Hogan Leroux
Matthew M. Dillon
Sib's Friend
Charmin Lee
Judge Ellen Antheem
Marjorie Parker
Young Female Clerk
Zonia Pelensky
Grocery Mart Clerk
Hero Hunter
Boy
Thomas Richardson
Another Boy
Ray Gaspard
Pastor
Jake Brennan
Jake
Gabriel Sky
Charlie
Original Soundtrack
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“Palmer” is the type of conventional, formulaic movie that’s designed for audiences who don’t appreciate surprises. This redemption story about an ex-con who bonds with a misfit kid follows a tried-and-true blueprint that’s predictable and saccharine sweet, but the film has an honorable message of understanding and acceptance that celebrates unity — even if it does so on the most basic level. Former high school football star Eddie Palmer (Justin Timberlake) had his whole life ahead of him until a violent mistake turned the All-American boy into a convicted felon. After spending 12 years in …
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