BREAKOUT - Teaser Trailer #3: Sober
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Channel: Rivingtonfilm · 2007 · Film & Animation
BREAKOUT - Teaser Trailer #3: Sober James Reeves wants out of the gang which is run by the town's mobster, Steven Goreman, but he won't let him. Goreman tells Reeves he can go if he pulls off one last thing: Rob a bank, but its all a set up. He accuses Reeves or armed robbery and homicide and he gets placed into Wahlberg Prison, for a life sentence, where it's run by the bossy commissioner, Emily Lane. Reeves plans on breaking out with the help of another inmate, Chris Stewart, who says he's accused accused of robbery but Reeves doesn't know if he can trust him. Once Reeves plans on breaking out, he plans on reuniting with his wife, Kate Reeves, and his sister, Linda Reeves, and plans on getting revenge on the one who put him in this hellhole: Steven Goreman. Will they escape? Will Lane and officer Rachel McGill stop them? What would YOU do to be free? Cast: James Reeves - William Phelps Chris Stewart - Sam Weisberg Steven Goreman - Max Powers Emily Lane - Ele Koski Rachel McGill - Renee Weeks-Wynne Kate Reeves - Kariana Linda Reeves - Melanie Meyer Tony Brown - Chris Stewart Thug #1 - Emoni Williams Thug #2 - Ronald Anderson Thug #3 - Nick Gayday Thug #4 - Ben Phelps Crew: Written & Directed - William Phelps Original Music - Andrew Mitchell & William Phelps Visual Effects - Stephen Smith CGI - Stephen Garbesi Executive Producer - Andrew Mitchell Executive Producer - Sam Weisberg Executive Producer - Stephen Smith Casting - WIlliam Phelps Edited - William Phelps, Chas Blankenship, Stephen Smith, & Andrew Mitchell Opening Titles Design - Stephen Smith Location - William Phelps & Susan Phelps Boom Microphone - Lynn Phelps & Various Camera - Various Cinematography - William Phelps & Sam Jenkins © 2007 - phlimz & Rivingtonfilm. All rights reserved, copying is prohibited and against the law. Characters, story, and all materials are owned by philmz & Rivingtonfilm.
