The Code: Legend of the Gamers (2007)

Follow 3 of the 32 teams entering the 1st Annual Colorado State Video Gaming Tournament. Each team that wins a State Championship gets the privilege of advancing to the nationals! The Mages... See full summary »

Director:

Thomas Fowler

Writers:

Thomas Fowler, Travis Hubbard (story)

Stars:

Forrest Bowlick, Scottie Collins, Kyle England

Cast

Credited cast:
Forrest Bowlick	...	Bill Cullen
Scottie Collins	...	James Finch
Kyle England	...	Lucius Frey
Ryan Grassmeyer	...	Peter Seacrest
Hannah Marie Hines	...	Emma Smith (as Hannah Middleton)
Lindsey Hopkins	...	The Cap
Teal Jandrain	...	Maggie Watson
Andy Lacerte	...	Nick Latta
Jessica Lightfoot	...	Chrissie Parker
Mike Martinkus	...	Edgar Welker
Mallory McKenzie	...	Miranda Tyler
Ben Mullen	...	Scottie the Ref
Eric Olson	...	Shaun Dorman
Chris Ott	...	Himself
Paul Rumrill	...	Gerald

Storyline

Follow 3 of the 32 teams entering the 1st Annual Colorado State Video Gaming Tournament. Each team that wins a State Championship gets the privilege of advancing to the nationals! The Mages of Dungeon 26, The Triple FFF's (Four Fearsome Females), and the Frat Pack will meet in a dangerous collision of fate for the right to call themselves champions.

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Plot Keywords:

team | state | tournament | frat pack | dungeon | 

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Taglines:

What is the Code?

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Genres:

Comedy | Fantasy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

17 October 2007 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Colorado, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Film Company, A

Technical Specs

Runtime:

116 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

'Forrest Bowlick' was originally intended on being crew only with the possibility of a small cameo or role. However, during the first reading of the script he filled in for the original actor and read the part so well, he was given the part instead. When the announcement was made, most of the cast and crew already thought he was playing the role of Bill.

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