Morgan's Ferry (2001)

Three escaped convicts hide out in the home a reclusive woman as they wait to catch a ferry.

Director:

Sam Pillsbury

Writer:

Kathy McCormick

Stars:

Billy Zane, Kelly McGillis, Henry Rollins

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Billy Zane	...	Sam
Kelly McGillis	...	Vonnie Carpenter
Henry Rollins	...	Monroe
Johnny Galecki	...	Darcy
Roscoe Lee Browne	...	Peabo
Muse Watson	...	Sheriff
Rebecca Koon	...	Carleen
Joe Inscoe	...	Joe Ed
Bill Roberson	...	Parson
Christopher Berry	...	Young Deputy (as Chris Berry)
Ed Grady	...	Ferry Master
Chrissy Mullins	...	Child #1 (as Christina Mullins)
Zach Fentress	...	Child #2

Storyline

Three escaped convicts hide out in the home a reclusive woman as they wait to catch a ferry.

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Plot Keywords:

convict | escaped convict | ferry | manhunt | american south | 

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Taglines:

The only way to escape his past

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Genres:

Crime | Drama

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated PG-13 for violence, some language and brief sensuality

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

February 1999 (USA)

Also Known As:

A két part között

Filming Locations:

Wilmington, North Carolina, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Morgan's Ferry Productions LLC, Oregon Trail Films Ltd., Platform Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

91 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

In his "Spoken Word" concerts, Henry Rollins talked about how, he was very nervous about his nude scene and could not overcome his shyness. When he was finally able to complete the scene, he was relieved, then disappointed when it was such a brief shot in the final version of the film.

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Quotes

Monroe: I ain't askin', I'm *tellin'*.

User Reviews

Hmmm...

Wow. My girlfriend and I just bought this VHS at our local Salvation Army, for $2.00. It was still in the "Blockbuster Video" preowned shrink wrap! But with Rollins and Zane, who could pass it up? It isn't spectacular, with dialog and plot that are consistent with a Lifetime original. The acting is pretty bad, with Johnny Galecki delivering the only passable Southern drawl. Rollins's accent is sporadic, as is Galecki's limp(the film opens up after he has an established foot injury).

Hey, it was only 90 minutes long, so if you're into Henry Rollins or Billy Zane, then you should give it a watch.