Down Under the Big Top (1996)
Overview
When the Newsboys inherit a minor league circus on the verge of bankruptcy, they formulate a plan to put on one final show.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.285 |
Directed By
Steve Taylor
Crew
Jim Kup
David Mellow
Sandy Holmes
Courtney Coker
Christiév Carothers
John Lee
David Gossard
Michelle Abegg
Fonda Ong
Tom Parsons Jr.
Brian Buckley
Ian Haynes
Tonia Floyd
J. Michael Haynes
Brandy Burnett
Derek Mitchell
Steve Rabasca
Linda Boykin-Williams
Margaret Thigpen
Mike Weesner
George Leith
Ted Bahas
Brian Parker
Ray Henley
Sandy Jo Johnson
Patrick Wilson
Russ Long
Anita Cannella
Jason Lyons
Julian Williamson
Julie Cobb
Jessica Menza
George Leith
Edwin Ewing
Carol Frazier
Anthony "Geddy" Kordiaka
Ed Brooks
Ambrosia
Marc Glassman
Kathy Boatwright
Joshua Balog
James McGovern
Jonathan Richter
Scott Smith
Davis Jackson
Bridgette O'Lannerghty
Stacie Schwarz
Steve Campbell
Emily Jane Kitos
Arthur Farkas
Bob Jackson
Richard Schirmer
Corinne Sousoulas
Eric Preston
Duncan Ragsdale
Bob Jackson
Trisha Sellars
Jerry McPherson
Jeff Moseley
Dave Gossard
Russ Long
Ben Pearson
Steve Taylor
Darrell A. Harris
Steve Taylor
Sabrina Jackson
Ben Pearson
Monette Holderer
Steve Taylor
Steve Taylor
Steve Taylor
TOP CAST
John James
John James
Peter Furler
Peter Furler
Jody Davis
Jody Davis
Duncan Phillips
Duncan Phillips
Jeff Frankenstein
Jeff Frankenstein
Phil Joel
Phil Joel
Mark Lowry
Commercial Director
Gary Chapman
Clergy
Phil Madeira
Hack the Clown
Greg Menza
Sack the Clown
Amy Glass
Darlene
Becky Glass
Carlene
Coy Green
Mr. Joel
Milly Green
Mrs. Joel
Ben Pearson
Uncle Luigi
Steve Eisenhower
Ralph Kearney
Robert Granger
Mongo
Russ Long
"Free Bird" the Stagehand
Tommy Sims
Himself
Darrell A. Harris
Himself
Steve Taylor
Himself
Ralph Green
Rocco
Molly Mallory
Nurse
Cora Combs
Aunt
Toshiko Hazard
Grandmother
Aska Noda
Grandchild #1
Saori Noda
Grandchild #2
Gregg Jampol
Man with Poster
Kevin Mills
Kevin Mills
Christiév Carothers
Photographer
Wes Campbell
Surgeon
Steve Campbell
Surgeon
Jeff Moseley
Backstage Dad with Kids
Chanel Campbell
Kid with Dad
Aaron Pearson
Kid with Dad
Summer Furler
Nurse with Syringe
Patrick Wilson
TV Crew
Heather Joel
TV Crew
Brian Buckley
Man with Walker
Emily Jane Kitos
Nurse in Hall
Carol Frazier
Nurse in Hall
George Luken
Limo Driver
Tony Allers
Policeman
George Leith
Gorilla
Edwin Ewing
Gorilla
Christopher Wyant
Circus Hand
Rachel Terry
Circus Hand
Rodney D. Bowen
Circus Hand
Adam McBride
Circus Hand
Jeremy Ludwig
Circus Hand
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