Indeed, these are three movies every fan of the artist should see. This 2015 biopic tells the story of country star Hank Williams’ rise to fame and premature death in 1953 at just 29-years-old.

On August 8th, 1975, Hank Williams Jr. and his friend Dick Willey went hiking in Montana, up near the Idaho border around Ajax Lake. With Ajax peak resting up 10,000 feet, Hank encountered a snow ...

The big-screen retelling of the life of country music icon Hank Williams has secured a release ... announced that I Saw the Light will bow in movie theaters on Black Friday, November 27th.

While moviegoers will line up to see the Hank Williams biopic in theaters this weekend, one person will be missing from the films' audience; the country singer's grandson. Hank Williams III, who ...

Thor is a Norse god. Hank Williams is a country music god. That's about all the two larger-than-life figures have in common, or so it would seem. In 2014, their worlds seemed ready to collide in ...

If only the rest of the movie surrounding Hiddleston was at ... who plays Audrey Mae Williams, Hank's partner in his turbulent first marriage. Where things go wrong, though, is with the film's ...

in a Facebook post. “To do a Hank Williams movie the way it should be done, you need certain aspects in the mix to make right. It goes way beyond having an American to play the role of Hiram ...

The upcoming Hank Williams biopic ... producer and former head of MGM Studios who signed Williams to a movie contract in 1951, only to have the country star later pull out of the deal after ...

A new movie based on the life of Hank Williams will "see the light" right after Thanksgiving. "I Saw The Light" is coming to theaters Nov. 27. Tom Hiddleston ("The Avengers," "Thor") portrays the ...

The weepiest man in country-music history, Hank Williams is an ... But that wouldn't be fair to the movie's main attraction, Elizabeth Olsen, who plays Williams's first wife, Audrey Sheppard.

In August, an image surfaced showing Tom Hiddleston as country music legend Hank Williams for the upcoming movie I Saw The Light. When comparing the above promo image with the classic shot of the ...

A dozen years later the connection continued. In 1964, the Hank Williams movie “Your Cheatin’ Heart” starring George Hamilton premiered at the Paramount, which would become Davis Theatre.