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Cast

Credited cast:
	Jerry Brown	...	Governor
	Lou Correa	...	Himself
	Mark DeSaulnier	...	Himself
	Sandra Garrett	...	Pub Goer #1
	David Gizzarelli	...	Frustrated Commuter
	Jim Hartnett	...	Himself
	Alexander Kanellakos	...	Lee
	Will Kempton	...	Himself
	Mike Kolito	...	Office Manager
	Bobbie Jo Lanham	...	Bartender
	Kim Lefebvre	...	Office Clerk
	Alan S. Lowenthal	...	Himself
	Shelley MacKay	...	Frustrated Commuter
	Ray Medved	...	Banker
	Dan Richard	...	Himself

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Storyline

The Railroader travels through decades of time to deliver cash, gold, and bonds to an anxious banker. Meanwhile, in Mountain View California, the Senate Budget Appropriations Committee discusses with the California High Speed Rail Authority on the new High Speed Rail design, time-line for construction, bond allocations, and future funding. Written by AK Entertainment

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Plot Keywords:

railroader | california high speed rail | bullet train | See All (3) »

Taglines:

I'm here for the Bonds!

Genres:

Drama | Sci-Fi

Certificate:

Not Rated

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 June 2012 (USA) See more »

Filming Locations:

Woodside, California, USA See more »

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Budget:

$15,000 (estimated)

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Production Co:

Apollo Productions / AAR Digital, Southern Pacific Railroad See more »

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Color:

Color | Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

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Trivia

The script called for a phone booth for the Railroader to make the call to the US Government Printing Office. Since there are very few phone booths left in the Bay Area, and to stay within budget, props used a British style phone booth at a local pub and then the pub scene was added close to the beginning of the movie. That entire scene turned out to be one of the most entertaining of all, and is featured in the trailer. See more »