Long Lost Son (2006)
Overview
Fourteen years after her son and estranged husband were presumed lost at sea, Kristen believes she glimpses them in the background of a friend's recent vacation video.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $2,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.25 |
Directed By
Brian Trenchard-Smith
Crew
Quentin Whitwell
Olivia Holmes
Brandon Klock
Cassidy Lunnen
James Shavick
Lowell Dean Cox
Richard Carroll
Don Presley
Nick Gardner
Faith Brewer
Marcus Kellum
Liane Hentscher
Kari Montgomery
Zack Smith
Betsy Goslin
Raj Valentine
Charlotte Kruse
Indira Harris
Mickey McMullen
Aaron Grice
Eric Forand
R. Dustin Sanchez
Beau Lambert
Richard Botchlet
Oliver Gardiner
Wilphen Turenne
Joshua A. Hicks
Christopher Limpus
Oliver Gardiner
Abelson Richard
Travis Stewart
Arthur 'Poppi' Smith
Tom Burruss
Carl Lightbourne
Tom Burruss
Josh 'Holden' Hume
Patrick McGraw
Gayle Hilary
Stephen Gurley
Julie A. Malcolm
Jordan Romano
Shandeara Musgrove
Craig Stapleton
Suvasa Mantyla
Jennifer Lurey
Joan Danto
Brian Goldman
Lorien Gray
Zach DeGregorio
Ron Mymryk
Ryan Kulbaba
Pamela Williams
Jack Williams
Bill Skippings
Terrance Rodgers
Lea Astwood
Rick Short
S. Costa
Pete Fausone
Alvaro de Ojeda
Andrew Drapkin
Bo Bennike
Bo Bennike
Paul Aronoff
Bo Bennike
Bo Bennike
Lorita de la Cerna
Joe Elvis Always
Chris Haire
Chris Elam
April Tucker
Steven M. Blasini
Bennique Blasini
Art Stribley
Rudolf Weber
Lori L. Brown
Brian Trenchard-Smith
Richard Blade
Robert Morris
Candice Elzinga
Oneita Parker
David Reynolds
John Blizek
James R. Rosenthal
Jeffrey Schenck
Paul Colichman
Sylvia Hess
J.J. Jamieson
Stephen P. Jarchow
Andreas Hess
James Veres
Rachel Winter
Travis Zariwny
Tyler B. Robinson
Dean E. Fronk
Donald Paul Pemrick
Julia Perez
John 'Mumbles' Virgil
TOP CAST
Gabrielle Anwar
Kristen Halloran
Craig Sheffer
Quinn Halloran / John Williams
Chace Crawford
Matthew Halloran
Philip Granger
Ronnie
Richard Blade
Patrick
Dennis Garber
Agent Bodden
Ian Robison
Steve
Joshua Friesen
Matthew (4 years old)
Michael McConnohie
Harbor Master Bill
Holly Fulger
Marge
Gwen Van Dam
Travel Agent
Shirley Brown
Older Passenger
Julius Noflin
Immigration Officer
Terrance Rodgers
Taxi Driver
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