Wilson 2017
"Positively Negative."
Craig Johnson's *Wilson (2017)* dives into the unfiltered life of its eponymous protagonist, a middle-aged, divorced man navigating the messy aftermath of personal failures, self-sabotage, and relentless nostalgia.
Director: Craig Johnson
Cast
Woody Harrelson
Wilson
Mary Lynn Rajskub
Jodie
Cheryl Hines
Polly
Isabella Amara
Claire
Laura Dern
Pippi
Judy Greer
Shelly
Brett Gelman
Robert
Margo Martindale
Alta
David Warshofsky
Orson
Sandy Oian-Thomas
Dog Lover
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Wilson (2017) about?
*Wilson (2017)* follows a bitter, divorced man in his 50s who recklessly clings to his past while clashing with friends, exes, and strangers alike. His unfiltered honesty and emotional baggage make every interaction a minefield, forcing him to confront whether he's capable of change—or fated to repeat his mistakes.
Who directed Wilson?
Craig Johnson, known for his sharp work in indie comedies and dramas, directed *Wilson*. His direction balances humor and heartbreak, giving Harrelson's character depth and authenticity.
Who stars in Wilson?
Woody Harrelson leads the cast as Wilson, joined by Laura Dern, Judy Greer, Cheryl Hines, and Isabella Amara, each bringing their own layer of chaotic energy to the story.
Is Wilson (2017) worth watching?
If you enjoy unconventional characters, genre-blending stories, and performances that pack emotional punches, *Wilson (2017)* is worth your time. Harrelson's portrayal is a standout, blending humor and pathos in a way that's both refreshing and relatable. It's not a feel-good film, but it's a rewarding one for those who appreciate bold storytelling.
How long is Wilson?
Wilson runs for 94 minutes, a tight runtime that keeps the story brisk without sacrificing character depth.
🎥 Trailer
About Wilson (2017) — Woody Harrelson in a raw, genre-blending comedy-drama
Craig Johnson's *Wilson (2017)* dives into the unfiltered life of its eponymous protagonist, a middle-aged, divorced man navigating the messy aftermath of personal failures, self-sabotage, and relentless nostalgia. Played with biting wit and emotional depth by Woody Harrelson, Wilson is a character who oscillates between biting sarcasm and raw vulnerability, leaving those around him—and himself—exhausted by his unapologetic honesty. Set against the backdrop of everyday chaos, the film balances sharp comedic timing with poignant drama, capturing the absurdity and heartache of a man determined to rewrite his past while sabotaging his present.
The atmosphere is one of controlled chaos, where Wilson's stubbornness clashes with the world's indifference, creating a story that's as hilarious as it is melancholic. With a genre-defying blend of comedy and drama, *Wilson (2017)* explores themes of loneliness, second chances, and the fine line between self-awareness and self-destruction.
