D-Minus (2011)
Overview
A short film directed by Rupert Sanders based on a story written by Sanders and Milo Ross.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.594 |
Directed By
Rupert Sanders
Crew
Ian Savage
George Meeker
Ian Benham
Charles Smock
Jorge Flores
Milo Ross
Freddie Childress
Dora Hopkins
Anthony Hardwick
Aaron Raymond
Kimberly Daniels
Mary Vernieu
Scott W. Leftridge
Justin Rowan
Rena Andreoli
Alexandra George
Catfish
Taylor Williams
Megan McGhee
Milo Ross
Rupert Sanders
Deborah McClair
Anthony Harwick
Edie Weeks
Neil Smith
Rupert Sanders
Jess Hall
Elliott Seigel
Lee Alexander
Nancy Best
Eric Stern
Jimmy Gallagher
Freddie Childress
Jerry McGillicuddy
Joe Rowan
Rachel Raymond
Paul McPadden
Dwayne Richman
Craig Hunter
Clak
Carlos De La Torre
Troy Gilbert
James Chinlund
Venus Kanani
Carlos Mendoza
Erwin Landau
Brian Emrich
Milo Ross
Jennifer Levy
Hasson Boul Wahid
Ben Drury
Adam Marshall
Kimberly Daniels
Joe Kaid
TOP CAST
Priscilla Barnes
Bethany
John Patrick Amedori
Claudio
Robert Patrick
Chris
Sharon Lawrence
Susan
Anthony Amedori
Max
Orson Bean
Andre
Ashley Onks
Sally
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