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SIDETRACKED (1999)
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Sam
Wright and Julie Ann Willis in front of the Volkswagon Golf from
SIDETRACKED |
Synopsis
SIDETRACKED
is a comedy/adventure about Roger Cole, a young man with a dream of becoming a
writer in New York. But before he can leave his home state of Kansas he gets
sidetracked into a small town and a strange plot involving blackmail, eccentric
characters and the secret of the Beta Device.
Roger
finds Jane Lambert next to her broken down car along the road and agrees to give
her a ride to the hospital to visit her father. But as they pass through the
small town of Prairie Park, a thief named Grubb hijacks their car and takes them
to his boss Mr. Blackthorne. Roger and Jane are then blackmailed into helping
Grubb steal the mysterious Beta Device from Larry Finger in order to clear their
names as accessories to the earlier robbery. They first meet Finger’s
Chiropractor Dr. Payne, and after Roger endures a torturous yet beneficial
adjustment they are sent to see Finger’s insane engineer Eric Brainerd and
Grubb’s former partner in crime Nitzell. As they continue to get sidetracked
by the growing insanity Roger finds himself separated from the others and put on
trial by a secret society of judges on the Internet for ‘Crimes against
Humanity’. But he must return to save Jane’s life, discover the secret of
the Beta Device and simply say “What. The Hell.”
Click here for more photos and information on the
making of SIDETRACKED
Credits for SIDETRACKED (1999) – 85 minutes
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Cast: |
| Roger Cole |
Sam Wright |
| Jane Lawrence |
Julie Ann Willis |
| Mr. Grubb |
David Baldwin |
| Mr. Nitzell |
Craig Siefkes |
| Mr. Blackthorne |
Cody Hunnicutt |
| Larry Finger |
Mark Adams |
| Eric Brainerd |
Ryan Allen |
| The Mediator |
Rory Perrodin |
| Dr. Payne |
David Lake |
| Dr. Payne's
Receptionist |
Lanara Luthi |
| Documentary Camera
Operator/Director |
Bill Lloyd |
| Documentary Camera
Operator |
Derek Rathbun |
| Digital Court
Judge #1 |
Carol Barta |
| Digital Court
Judge #2 |
Rick Bealer |
| Digital Court
Judge #3 |
Randy Allen |
| Man in Dog Suit |
Brian Chestnut |
| Military Soldiers |
Jevin Lockwood |
| Young Fred Boarman |
Chuck Smith |
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David C. Bonine |
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Andrew Smith |
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Kenton Lockwood |
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Mic Huddleston |
| Brandon Rock |
Bill Cordes |
| WKPP Radio D.J. |
Ty Mull |
| Quy Lee |
Quy Wesley |
| Homeless Guy |
Sam Wright |
| Stand-in for Ryan
Allen |
Bill Lloyd |
| Stand-in for Sam
Wright |
Derek Rathbun |
| Clyde the Skeleton |
As Himself |
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| Crew: |
| Directed By |
Mark Adams |
| Screenplay By |
Mark Adams |
| Script Consultants |
Philip Wethington |
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David Baldwin |
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Craig Siefkes |
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Tracy Adams |
| Music Composed and
Performed By |
Kerry Marsh |
| Produced and
Edited By |
Mark Adams |
| Director of
Photography |
Mark Adams |
| Camera Operators |
Mark Adams |
|
Derek Rathbun |
| Clap Board
Operators |
Julie Ann Willis |
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Sam Wright |
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David Baldwin |
|
Derek Rathbun |
|
David Lake |
|
Rory Perrodin |
| Boom Operator |
Derek Rathbun |
| Still and
Documentary Photography |
Mark Adams |
|
Derek Rathbun |
|
David Baldwin |
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Julie Ann Willis |
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Cody Hunnicutt |
|
Bill Lloyd |
| Stunts and Martial
Arts Coordinators |
Sam "Action
Jackson" Wright |
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Quy Wesley |
| Stunt Drivers |
Derek Rathbun |
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David Baldwin |
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Rory Perrodin |
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Mark Adams |
| Automobiles
provided by |
Mark & Tracy
Adams |
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Julie Ann Willis |
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Rory Perrodin
& Steve Oelke |
| 1941 M2A1
Half-Track owned and operated by |
Kevin Lockwood |
| Special costumes
provided by |
Mark Adams |
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Rory Perrodin |
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Steve Pottorff |
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Mike & Shelly
Newkirk |
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The 4th
Armored Division Re-enactment Group |
| Mr. Potato Head
provided by |
Sam Wright |
| Mr. Potato Head
Wrangler |
Julie Ann Willis |
| Beany Babies
provided by |
Morgan Adams |
| Beany Babies
Wrangler |
Julie Ann Willis |
| Guy who just
wanted his name in the credits |
Johnny Johntz |
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Video
production and post-production equipment provided by
Dick
Wade
BCCC
Office of College Communications |
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Special
film-to-video transfer equipment provided by
Shane
Boultinghouse,
Portraits
by Shane |
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Shot
on Location at
Barton
County Community College
Camp
Aldrich Conference Center
Great
Bend Municipal Airport
Brantley
Chiropractic
Pro-Green
Total Lawn Care
and
the city of Great
Bend, Kansas
The
city of Ellinwood, Kansas
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Special
Thanks to
Dick
Wade, Director of Communications
and
BCCC Office of College Communications
Mark
Dean,
Judy
Mason
and
BCCC Physical Plant
Rory
Perrodin,
Steve
Oelke
and
BCCC Power Mechanics
Bob
Loss,
Steve
Dudek
and
BCCC Fine Arts Department
Bert
Besthorn
and
BCCC/CASE-IH Workshop
Steve
Pottorff
and
BCCC Meat Judging Team
Dana
Foss
and
BCCC Athletic Department
Connie
Bollig,
Justin
Engleman
and
the BCCC L.E. “Gus” and Eva Shafer Memorial Art Gallery
Charles
Batman
and
BCCC Security
Don
Biellier
and
the staff of Crick Camera Shop
Kansas
City, Missouri
Shane
Boultinghouse
and
Portraits By Shane
Great
Bend, Kansas
Milt
Raymer
Great
Bend, Kansas
Kevin
Lockwood
and
the 4th Armored Division Re-enactment Group
Great
Bend, Kansas
Brian
Mitchell,
Jamie
Bailey
and
the staff of Pro-Green Total Lawn Care
Great
Bend, Kansas
Scott
R. Brantley D.C.
and
the staff of Brantley Chiropractic
Great
Bend, Kansas
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No
humans were harmed in the making of this film.
Well,
not permanently harmed anyway.
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The
Producers wish to state that Chiropractic care administered by a trained
and licensed
professional
can provide beneficial treatment for specific ailments
and
improvement of an individual’s general health.
The
depiction of Chiropractic care in this film in no way reflects the
quality of care
provided
by any real person or business.
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The
characters and events depicted in the photoplay are fictitious,
any
similarity with actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental
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Finalist at the 2000 KAN Film Festival |
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