In this poignant dramedy from director Brett Haley, Sam Elliott delivers a career-defining performance as Lee Hayden, an aging Western movie star whose glory days are long behind him. Once famous for his iconic role in a classic film, Lee now spends his time recording voiceovers and drifting through life, haunted by regrets and a strained relationship with his estranged daughter. His world is shaken when he receives a terminal cancer diagnosis, forcing him to confront his mortality and the legacy he will leave behind. A chance encounter with a vibrant younger woman named Charlotte, played by Laura Prepon, offers a flicker of connection and a potential second chance at love. As Lee navigates the complexities of his final chapter, he must also mend fences with his daughter (played by Krysten Ritter) and find the courage to be a hero in his own life, not just on the silver screen. With a supporting cast including Nick Offerman as his loyal best friend, the film blends gentle humor with deeply moving drama, exploring themes of legacy, forgiveness, and the quiet dignity of facing one's end.