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Witness Insecurity
Directed byHeather Hale
Written byEric Troyer
Produced byWitness Insecurity, LLC
Heather Hale Productions
StarringMeat Loaf
Edward Furlong
Ed Asner
Rick Ravanello
Grace Johnston
Brian Krause
Rena Owen
Daz Crawford
Charles Austin Moore II
CinematographyJim Orr
Edited byJochen Kunstler
Music byStephen C. Marston
CountryTemplate:Film US
LanguageEnglish
Budget$850,000

Witness Insecurity is an upcoming thriller film based on the novel by Eric Troyer. Filming began on May 2010.

Plot

The story centers around Johnny Graham (Edward Furlong) who was raised by the Torino crime family after his parents' death. He is constantly bothered by the fact that he has to make a decision of whether he should stay loyal to the family that adopted him or his conscience. It is apparent to Johnny that it is time to act when Anthony Torino (Rick Ravanello) sets his sights on D.A. Elizabeth Jones (Susan Johnston) who is prosecuting him for the gruesome murder of his cousin. Though Johnny is the family accountant, he is an excellent marksman, he volunteers for the hit. He persuades a hesitant Anthony into letting him eliminate the DA when in actuality he only want to warn Elizabeth. His plan is ruined by two men from the Torino family sent to oversee his first hit. The shootout that followed left Elizabeth wounded, one of the two men dead and Johnny arrested. His conscience takes control of him when he confesses and is entered into the Federal Witness Security Program. Shortly after, Anthony is apprehended but escapes. After escaping, Athony makes contact with a mole in an attempt to uncover the locations of Johnny and the others who were going to testify against him in trial. Torino family hit-man and Johnny's longtime friend, Vince, comes to the farm where Johnny was hidden. Once again, Johnny is scrambling to keep the lives of those who have paths with Anthony intact, including his own. On his journey, he realizes he is not alone on his mission.

Cast

Production

The movie was filmed in a number of locations in North Carolina including Charlotte, China Grove, Lexington and Salisbury.

The film was produced by WITNESS INSECURITY LLC.

References

  1. Estmated budget for Witness Insecurity IMDb, Retrieved 1/29/2011.
  2. Filming locations, Retrieved (1/28/2011).
  3. ^ "'Witness Insecurity' slated as spotlight film for this year's Modern Film Fest". February 06, 2011. Salisbury Post. Retrieved 11 May 2011.

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