| Release Date: | Jan 2005 |
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| Genre: | Drama |
| Awards: | 1 win |
| Runtime: | 106 min |
| Cast: | Barbara Allyne-Bennet (Miss Bennet) Carrie Armstrong (Vesta) Conrad Bachmann (Rudy) Priscilla Barnes (Miss Olivia) April Barnett (Rhonda) Roseanne Benjamin (Vicky) Sarah Brown (Diane Howard) Katelin Chesna Henke (Marci (as Katelin Chesna)) Samantha Coker (Protester) Stella Croxon (Stenographer (as Stellarina Croxon)) Dabier (Partrick (as Dabir Snell)) Michael Dorn (Lt. Larson) Daphne Duplaix (Detective Deborah Burbach) John Dye (D.A. Eric Manion) Greg Germann (Bob Harris) Dawn Grabowski (Christine) Phil Huggins (Hank) Freddie Johnson (Bailiff (as Freddie L. Johnson)) Susan Johnston (Joan) David Kelsey (Detective Dennis Murphy) Patrick J. Kiernan (Steve) Casey Kramer (Civil Rights Activist) Matt Letscher (Mike Howard) Paul Majors (Officer Terry Robinson) Patty McCormack (Helen) Silas Weir Mitchell (Lester) Chloe Moretz (Molly) Arden Myrin (Patty Simpkins) Michelle Paradise (Denise) John Prosky (Rev. Matthew Brewer) Anne Ramsay (Reeba Hollings) L.G. Ross (Police Officer) Murray SawChuck (Protester) Stacie Shakarian (Peggy (as Stacie Adkins)) Ken Tipton (Bill) Laura Tipton (Randi) Patrick Tipton (Patrick) Paul Michael Tipton (Jerry) Tony Todd (Chuck Berry) Mark Valinsky (Officer) Tarita Virtue (Awards Ceremony) Lanette Ware (Louise) Jason Wiles (Deetz) Dax McKeever (VIP Guest (uncredited)) Ricky Moore (Reporter (uncredited)) |
Based on the true story of a family who opened the first videocassette rental stores in St. Louis in 1980. The family was ruined by a corrupt prosecutor who had been blackmailed by a religious group because the family refused to remove Martin Scorsese's controversial film, "The Last Temptation of Christ", from their stores.
