A writer, an actor and the actor's wife are immersed in a love triangle, set against the backdrop of McCarthy era "blacklisting"; the actor's testimony sends the writer to prison, during which time he writes a play about betrayal,...
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Production Notes from IMDbPro
| Status: | post production |
| Status Updated: | 05 Apr 2023 |
Cast
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| Jessica Albano | ... |
Sarah
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| Allison Kessler | ... |
Felicity
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| Alicia Fusting | ... |
Adele Channing
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| Åsa Wallander | ... |
Irene Kerr
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| Alexander Emmert | ... |
Franz Kerr
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| Ivy Dominique | ... |
Keswick's Aide
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| Don Downie | ... |
Brad Storey
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Robert Blumenfeld | ... |
Solomon Weisz
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Susan Jacobson | ... |
HUAC Witness #1
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Brooke Delaney | ... |
Marian Storey
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Jonathan Lane | ... |
Representative Tavenner
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Natalie Anne Pagano | ... |
Mother
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Richard Emmert | ... |
Chairman Walter
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| Andrew Kletjian | ... |
Barry
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| Robert Reed Murphy | ... |
Dean Keswick
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John D'Alonzo | ... |
Sam
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Harry August | ... |
Theatre Patron
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Kristin Ann Teporelli | ... |
Daughter
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Christine Emmert | ... |
Yevgenia
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Yeliz Yueksel | ... |
Simone
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Walter Hertler | ... |
Maitre D'
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Natasha Kelly | ... |
Edwina
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Darcie Fitzpatrick | ... |
Marci
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Jason Stone | ... |
Prison Guard #1
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Ryan Krapf | ... |
Bar Patron
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Dana Kenney | ... |
Theatre Aide
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Renee Hanson | ... |
Party Guest #1
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Michael Isaacson | ... |
Representative Scherer
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Amandah Romick | ... |
Julia
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D.J. Mayer | ... |
Bartender
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Torin Morgan | ... |
HUAC Witness #2
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Angela Yannaris | ... |
Party Guest #3
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Joanna Marmon | ... |
Party Guest #2
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Joe Pistilli | ... |
Prison Guard #2
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Directed by
| Alexander Emmert | ||
Written by
| Alexander Emmert | ... | (screenplay) |
| Christine Emmert | ... | (short play) |
Produced by
| Venda D'Abato | ... | associate producer (as Venda Peterson) |
| Mark Doyle | ... | assistant producer |
| Alexander Emmert | ... | producer |
| Bonnie Huseby | ... | associate producer |
| Cfa Weiss | ... | producer |
Music by
| Jamie Lokoff | ||
Cinematography by
| Mark Doyle | ||
Editing by
| Mark Doyle | ||
| C.J. Monty | ... | (as Christopher J. Montero) |
Editorial Department
| David Van Allen | ... | color grading |
Makeup Department
| Justine Freeman | ... | makeup artist |
| Melody Moher | ... | makeup department head |
Production Management
| Bonnie Huseby | ... | project manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Cfa Weiss | ... | second unit director |
Special Effects by
| Jeffrey Baxter | ... | special effects supervisor |
Visual Effects by
| David Van Allen | ... | compositing |
Music Department
| Tommy Joyner | ... | composer: theme music |
Script and Continuity Department
| Inara O'Gorman | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
| Matthew A. Basham | ... | production assistant |
Thanks
| Steven Carino | ... | special thanks |
| Benjamin Landau | ... | additional thanks |
| Elias Landau | ... | very special thanks |
| Leslie Levick | ... | grateful thanks |
| Stephen Levick | ... | grateful thanks |
| Ruairi O'Neill | ... | thanks |
| Sheri O'Neill | ... | thanks |
| Kat Reilly | ... | thanks |
| Sara Stell | ... | special thanks |
Production Companies
Distributors
Special Effects
Other Companies
- IEG (archive)
- Katseye Studios (thanks)
- Milkboy Recording (sound post-production)
- Noir Worldwide (titles and opticals)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
A writer, an actor and the actor's wife are immersed in a love triangle, set against the backdrop of McCarthy era "blacklisting"; the actor's testimony sends the writer to prison, during which time he writes a play about betrayal, producing it upon his release with the actor starring in the lead role. Written by Anonymous |
| Taglines | Redemption is Born of Betrayal... See more » |
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| Parents Guide | Add content advisory for parents » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Alexander Emmert viewed numerous films and television shows from the 1950s, and to emulate the common body type of that era dropped 28 pounds/13 kilograms from 200lbs/91kgs to 172lbs/78kgs. See more » |