Richard Gadd, Bill Camp and Ray McKinnon Join Michael Keaton's 'Rode to Ruin'
Gadd will play Clive McKinney, a dangerous gang leader seeking revenge, in the Western now filming in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Richard Gadd, Bill Camp and Ray McKinnon have joined the cast of Rode to Ruin, the Western that Michael Keaton is directing and headlining, according to screenrant.com. Production is underway in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Gadd will play Clive McKinney, described as a dangerous gang leader seeking revenge. The roles of Camp and McKinnon were not revealed at the time of publication.
They join a cast that includes Keaton as Henry Tillman, Morgan Freeman as Joseph Mulberry and Laura Linney. Producer Lori McCreary commented on the new additions and thanked casting director Avy Kaufman.
The film is being developed through Revelations Entertainment and Keaton's George & Leona Productions, with R. Dean McCreary writing the screenplay. In September 2026, Angel acquired worldwide distribution rights to the project.
Keaton and Freeman previously shared the screen in the 1988 drama Clean and Sober. Keaton's earlier directing credits include the 2008 crime drama The Merry Gentleman and the 2023 thriller Knox Goes Away.
Quick answers
Who is in the cast of Rode to Ruin?
Michael Keaton plays Henry Tillman and directs, with Morgan Freeman as Joseph Mulberry, Laura Linney, Richard Gadd as Clive McKinney, Bill Camp and Ray McKinnon also in the cast.
Where is Rode to Ruin filming?
Production is underway in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Who wrote Rode to Ruin?
R. Dean McCreary wrote the screenplay, and the film is being developed through Revelations Entertainment and George & Leona Productions.