"The Forgotten" Prisoner Jane (2009)

Director:

Nathan Hope

Writers:

Mark Friedman (creator)
Rick Eid (written by)

TV Series:

"The Forgotten" (2009)

Original Air Date:

17 November 2009 (Season 1, Episode 8)

Genre:

Crime | Drama

Plot:

The Forgotten Network takes the case of a Jane Doe found strangled in a warehouse. Her journey leads...

Plot Keywords:

Volunteer | Police File | Victim | Missing Person | Female Detective

Cast

Christian Slater	...	Alex Donovan
Michelle Borth	...	Candace Butler
Heather Stephens	...	Lindsey Drake
Anthony Carrigan	...	Tyler Davies
Bob Stephenson	...	Walter Bailey
Rochelle Aytes	...	Grace Russell
Edward Kerr	...	George Steele (as Ed Kerr)
Jake Dogias	...	Chicago PD Tech
Aldis Hodge	...	Donny Rowe
Joel Polis	...	Judge Cooperman
Tom Schanley	...	Jack Driscoll
Don Wallace	...	Chris Rowe
Sergia Louise Anderson	...	Nicole
Stacy Arnell	...	Woman
Douglas Bennett	...	Mickey Boyd
J. Paul Boehmer	...	Frank Scola
Kim Chase	...	Carol
Cathy Fithian	...	Clerk
Gilbert Garcia	...	Coffee Guy
Matt Gaydos	...	Drew
Willow Hale	...	Secretary
Lyn Alicia Henderson	...	Diana
Trevor Jenkins	...	Football Kid #1
Nadji Jeter	...	Football Kid #2
Sam Maccarone	...	Well-Dressed Man
Will McFadden	...	David Andrews
Lauren Melendez	...	Receptionist
Molly Morgan	...	Andi
Bobby Nish	...	Miko
Dennis Oh	...	Handsome Man (as Dennis O'Neil)
Teri Reeves	...	Jane Doe / Ashley Kemp
Mark Weiler	...	Det. Keller
George Williams	...	Judge
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jasper Cole	...	Desk Clerk
Sam Macaroni	...	Joseph Tomly
Matthew R. Anderson	...	Drag Racer (uncredited)

Directed by
Nathan Hope

Writing credits
Mark Friedman		(creator)
Rick Eid		(written by)

Produced by
Jerry Bruckheimer	....	executive producer
Danny Cannon	....	executive producer
Matthew Carlisle	....	producer
Rick Eid	....	consulting producer
Debra J. Fisher	....	co-executive producer
Mark Friedman	....	executive producer
Stephen Gallagher	....	co-executive producer
Holly Harold	....	supervising producer
James Hilton	....	associate producer (as Jim Hilton)
Jonathan Littman	....	executive producer
KristieAnne Reed	....	co-executive producer
Lukas Reiter	....	executive producer
David Slack	....	supervising producer

Original Music by
Graeme Revell

Cinematography by
Sharone Meir		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Chris Peppe

Casting by
Barbara Fiorentino
Rebecca Mangieri
Wendy Weidman

Production Design by
Doug Kraner

Art Direction by
Douglas Cumming		(uncredited)

Set Decoration by
Maria Nay

Costume Design by
Luke Reichle

Makeup Department
Danny Goldstein	....	hair stylist (as Daniel Goldstein)
Rela Martine	....	makeup artist

Production Management
John Scherer	....	unit production manager (as John J. Scherer)
Keith Patterson	....	post-production supervisor (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Ruben Garcia	....	first assistant director
Ryan Krayser	....	second assistant director
Samantha Luu	....	dga trainee (uncredited)

Art Department
Bobby Thomas	....	property master
Joseph Fedo	....	on-set dresser (uncredited)
Kama Hayes	....	art department coordinator (uncredited)
Michael Hexum	....	swing (uncredited)
Trevor Larkin	....	set dresser (uncredited)
Terence N. Morgan	....	armorer/assistant property master (uncredited)
Ashley Rice	....	set dressing buyer (uncredited)

Sound Department
Cormac Funge	....	supervising sound editor
Kenneth C. Mantlo	....	sound mixer (as Kenny Mantlo)
Yuri Reese	....	sound re-recording mixer
William Smith	....	sound re-recording mixer (as Bill Smith)
Julie Altus	....	adr recordist (uncredited)
Edmond J. Coblentz Jr.	....	sound designer (uncredited)
Alexandra Fehrman	....	sound recordist (uncredited)
Paul Longstaffe	....	dialogue editor (uncredited)
Dean St. John	....	adr mixer (uncredited)

Stunts
James Armstrong	....	stunt coordinator (uncredited)
John Branagan	....	stunt coordinator (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
Vernon Evans	....	video playback
Bud Kremp	....	camera operator: "b" camera
Bud Kremp	....	steadicam operator
Eric Roizman	....	camera operator: "a" camera
Don Fish	....	rigging electrician (uncredited)
Leo Ibanez	....	grip (uncredited)
Brad Lipson	....	additional photography (uncredited)
Brad Lipson	....	gaffer (uncredited)
Paul Maletich	....	digital imaging technician (uncredited)
Steven C. Marshall	....	assistant camera (uncredited)
Michael Piekutowski	....	lighting technician (uncredited)
Mark Sadler	....	rigging gaffer (uncredited)
Eddie Tucker	....	rigging best boy electric (uncredited)
Brian Udoff	....	camera utility (uncredited)
Eric Zucker	....	dolly grip operator: "a" camera (uncredited)

Casting Department
Lonnie Hamerman	....	original casting
April Webster	....	original casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Nikki Fosmore	....	costumer
Neil Tansey	....	set costumer
Kate Crowley	....	costumer (uncredited)
Stanley Moore	....	key costumer (uncredited)
Melanie Shepherd	....	costumer (uncredited)

Editorial Department
Angelita Esperanza	....	post-production coordinator (uncredited)
Eric McClain	....	colorist: dailies (uncredited)
Paul Westerbeck	....	final colorist (uncredited)

Music Department
Jason Alexander	....	music supervisor
Ashley Revell	....	music editor
David E. Russo	....	composer: additional music
Jonathan Mason Christiansen	....	music coordinator (uncredited)

Transportation Department
Mitch Friedman	....	driver (uncredited)
Robert A. Wood	....	production van driver (uncredited)

Other crew
Seamus Kevin Fahey	....	executive story editor
James Gierman	....	key assistant location manager
Matt Maguire	....	production auditor
Seth Boston	....	production assistant (uncredited)
Wes Hagan	....	location manager (uncredited)
Chris Hanson	....	medical technical advisor (uncredited)
Marqui Jackson	....	staff writer (uncredited)
James-Paul Smith	....	production assistant (uncredited)
Danny Wilson	....	assistant location manager (uncredited)
Aaron Wohlberg	....	production assistant (uncredited)

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Mark Friedman		creator

Production Companies

• Jerry Bruckheimer Television
• Warner Bros. Television

Distributors

• American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (2009) (USA) (TV)
• Canal SPACE (2010) (Brazil) (TV)
• Kabel Eins (2010) (Germany) (TV)
• Mainostelevisio (MTV3) (2012) (Finland) (TV)
• Net5 (2012) (Netherlands) (TV)
• RTL 2 (2012) (Hungary) (TV)
• Radio Telefís Éireann (RTÉ) (2010) (Ireland) (TV) (RTÉ1)
• TV Nova (2010) (Czech Republic) (TV)

Other Companies

• Hit the Ground Running Productions  music consultants (as Hit the Ground Running)
• Post Group, The  post-production services
• Bonanza Productions  production services
• Bonanza Productions  author: Berne Convention

Runtime:

Ireland:51 min (including commercials)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

USA:TV-14 | Netherlands:12

Company:

Jerry Bruckheimer Television

Trivia:

During the opening credits, Lindsey says she couldn't find any leads on the name Hope. At that moment, the credit for director Nathan Hope appears on screen.

Goofs:

Factual errors: When Det. Russel arrests Rowe, she tells him that they have everything on camera, which is enough to make him eligible for the death penalty. However, former Illinois Governor George Ryan overturned the death penalty in 2003. Regardless of evidential proof, Rowe could not be sentenced to death if proven guilty.