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