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   New: Production stills from 1918: a short film   
             
  
Christopher Sullivan as young Tim, John Los as Mr. Flynn
 
Joey Vacchio as Joe
 
Michael Cuddire
  
                 
 
Jeremy Brothers and Michael Cuddire at Dunkin Donuts
 
Robert Berlin as the New Yorker - Mr. Polite (until he's in character)
 
Michael Cuddire
 
               
  
Don't mess with Michael Mazzeo
 
The Flynn family. Can you smell disaster coming?
 
The naturally-talented Eric L'Italien
  
             
  
Michael Cuddire
 
Looking for Joe at Fenway Park...
 
John Los watching Buckner.
  
             
   Production Stills   
             
  
Joey Vacchio (Joe) and Michael Cuddire (Tim) rehearse a scene.
  
Two scenes were shot at this Dunkin Donuts on Ashley Blvd in New Bedford, MA
  
Mass. State Police were the best. L to R - Cinematographer T.W. Li, Trooper Kevin Tenney, Writer/Director Jay Burke, Trooper Tom Ryan.
  
             
 
DP T.W. Li hooks up our car mount, all rigged for a tow.
 
Writer/Director Jay Burke, 2nd Unit DP Richard Moos, UPM Jamie Northrup line up a shot.
 
A Melrose garage doubled at times for Standish Gas
 
             
 
Picture car rigging.
 
Shooting location near Fenway.
 
Picture car rigging.
 
             
 
Picture car rigging.
 
Several scenes were shot at Standish Gas, Rt. 140, Taunton, MA
 
A Melrose garage doubled at times for Standish Gas
 
             
 
Keyspan tank
 
Keyspan tank
 
Keyspan tank
 
             
 
DP T.W. Li films scripted State Police action.
 
Planning the shot with MA State Police.
 
Shooting in the cruiser.
 
             
 
Keyspan tank. The Escort was bought on eBay for $86.
 
State Police, film crew, and the Hood blimp (in town for the ALCS).
 
Talking down alert MA State Police near the Keyspan tank.
 
             
 
The "Alley Scene", behind Wonder Bar in Allston/Brighton MA
 
The Keyspan tank. State Troopers and Boston detectives were nice to us here, too.
 
Keyspan tank.
 
             
 
Massachusetts' finest
 
The big guns.
 
Rich Moos at Fenway.
 
             
 
Director Jay Burke's (R) apartment overlooked Chicago's Wrigley Field in 1993. This was the view from his roof -- he's had rough years between the Red Sox and Cubs.
         
             

 

 

 

 






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1918 - the film
Based on a true story
Written and Directed by Jay Burke



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