The Goree Girls

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The Goree Girls
Directed by Michael Sucsy
Produced by Jennifer Aniston
Written by Margaret Nagle
John Lee Hancock
Starring Jennifer Aniston
Pam Tillis
Jennifer Landon
Melissa DiMarco
Sandra Oh
Ellen Pompeo
Jimmy Bennett
Jennette McCurdy
Kelly Rowland
Distributed by DreamWorks Pictures
Country United States
Language English

The Goree Girls is an upcoming musical film set in the 1940s which tells the story of eight Goree Prison inmates who form a country-western band. Filming was set to take place during January 2010,[1] but was pushed back to accommodate Aniston's filming of Just Go With It. Ellen Pompeo also agreed to put off production in order to spend more time with her daughter, Stella. The film will take place in Lubbock, Texas, Amarillo, Texas, Dallas, Texas, and Harlingen, Texas.

The film is based on a 2003 article in Texas Monthly magazine by Skip Hollandsworth.[2]

This film is produced by and stars actress Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Landon, Jennette McCurdy, Kelly Rowland, Melissa DiMarco, Pam Tillis, and Jimmy Bennett.[3][4]

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The film is based on a true story about eight women who were incarcerated at Texas’ Goree State Farm penitentiary in the 1940s. These women formed the Goree All Girl String Band, one of the first all-female western acts in history, capturing the hearts of millions in the process.

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