Ultimate Dolph

Posted: **25 Feb 2015, 20:49**

I will say that from the little you can see from the BTS pictures, the cinematography at least looks pretty good, and the framing of some of the shots look cool.

Hoping for the best.

Posted: **07 Mar 2015, 18:56**

Add Vivica Fox in the mix (from Kill Bill).

My opinion only : she was really cute in KB, but now she looks like a bad advertising campaign for menopause.

Posted: **09 Mar 2015, 15:19**

Company press release with screenshots:
http://www.statusmedia-ent.com/#!press-releases/c1ril

Dolph Lundgren and Danny Trejo join
Michael Pare and Johnny Messner in "4GOT10"

Los Angeles, CA, February 23, 2015 - Dolph Lundgren and Danny Trejo join Michael Paré and Johnny Messner in Status Media & Entertainment's action/thriller "4GOT10".

With "4GOT10", Sean Ryan masterfully paints a picture of a mind twisting thriller in a gritty, dusty world where money is king. Director Timothy Woodward Jr.'s vision created a modern, semi-western style which he's described as "Django Unchained" meets "Memento". In addition to his talent, Timothy is known for giving his actors the freedom to improvise, and encourages their creative input to help the scenes flow organically. He recently wrapped "Checkmate" which stars Danny Glover, Sean Astin, Vinnie Jones and Mischa Barton.

Brian Barnes [Johnny Messner] wakes up in the desert wounded and with no memory and no idea why he's surrounded by eight bodies, a van with four million in cash and a van full of cocaine. Brian is pursued by not only notorious drug lord Danny Perez [Danny Trejo] who desperately want his money back, and DEA Agent Rooker [Dolph Lundgren], but also a by the corrupt Sheriff Olson [Michael Pare] who will stop at nothing to get his hand on the new found fortune. On the run, Brian discovers the more he remembers the less he wants to know about who he really is.

About Status Media & Entertainment
Status Media & Entertainment is a Los Angeles based film production company with a focus on high concept, niche action/thriller genre films for the home entertainment and theatrical markets. By adding practical effects and explosions, and casting some of the industry’s top action stars, each film has a distinctive look and feel. Status Media’s current library consists of projects that star name talent including: Danny Glover, Ving Rhames, Vinnie Jones, Danny Trejo, Sean Astin, James Remar, Mischa Barton, Verne Troyer, Tom Sizemore, Johnny Messner, Estella Warren, Luke Goss, and Michael Paré. Since its inception, Status Media has changed the game of movie making by bending the rules and exceeding expectation, and by establishing a brand that is internationally recognized as a trusted source of feature film content in today's marketplace. Recent titles include supernatural action/thriller Checkmate starring Danny Glover, Sean Astin and Mischa Barton; 24 Hours starring Tom Sizemore and Michael Paré, and Throwdown starring Danny Trejo, Vinnie Jones and Luke Goss. http://www.statusmedia-ent.com

Posted: **09 Mar 2015, 17:24**

So given the quick turnaround time on this one, the fact that Dolph's shooting time was a few days, and that the shots we've seen of him are essentially the same thing(s)... is it safe to assume that Dolph's role will really just be some scenes in an office, then another in the desert where he's attempting to snipe the protagonist? :lol:

Posted: **09 Mar 2015, 18:11**

Screenshots look pretty good, and the synopsis sounds intriguing.

Hopefully the script is at least half way decent and Dolph doesn't just have a glorified cameo.

Visually at least it's already looking a lot better than Ambushed and Blood of Redemption.

Posted: **10 Mar 2015, 14:20**

DRC2013 wrote:Hopefully the script is at least half way decent and Dolph doesn't just have a glorified cameo.

If he was on set for one or two days it seems, then I'm afraid it will barely pass for much more than a mere cameo or small "glorified one"... It doesn't necessarily say much, but even for AMBUSHED where he's not even in a third of the film he was there for at least 7 - 12 days (I have to check again) so even with a few days off that's a lot more.

Posted: **11 Mar 2015, 01:27**

Jox wrote:
DRC2013 wrote:Hopefully the script is at least half way decent and Dolph doesn't just have a glorified cameo.

If he was on set for one or two days it seems, then I'm afraid it will barely pass for much more than a mere cameo or small "glorified one"... It doesn't necessarily say much, but even for AMBUSHED where he's not even in a third of the film he was there for at least 7 - 12 days (I have to check again) so even with a few days off that's a lot more.

You're probably right, but you never know, some directors are known for their ability to squeeze everything out of a short shooting schedule.

I watched a movie with Bruce Willis recently, Fire With Fire, he had a pretty decent size supporting role in it and I was surprised to read that he only filmed for 3 days. Another movie, The Prince, where he's the bad guy he only worked for one day.

That being said this does seem like another thankless supporting role only filled by Dolph because they needed another name to put on the poster. Hope I'm wrong though.

Posted: **11 Mar 2015, 01:51**

DRC2013 wrote:supporting role only filled by Dolph because they needed another name to put on the poster.

Definitely looks like it, and with him in the movie they're guaranteed better distribution and a few more bucks financed I'm sure.

Posted: **11 Mar 2015, 03:28**

It's our cosmic karma for being given Hail, Caesar! :mrgreen:

Posted: **24 Mar 2015, 14:50**

Dolph did 3 days. Jon Foo (TEKKEN, UNIVERSAL SOLDIER: REGENERATION) is also in the film.

Posted: **24 Mar 2015, 18:58**

Well, that's (a litle) cool, that means there can be some action scenes.

(shame on me, I kinda did like the Tekken movie :oops:

).

Posted: **27 Mar 2015, 07:39**

Jox wrote:Dolph did 3 days. Jon Foo (TEKKEN, UNIVERSAL SOLDIER: REGENERATION) is also in the film.

That's a pretty good get for the movie, since Foo just got cast in the Rush Hour pilot for the Jackie Chan role.

If the show gets picked up his career might be on a major upswing.

Posted: **12 Apr 2015, 13:05**

Posted: **12 Apr 2015, 15:44**

Oh, I get it!
4-got-10
four-got-ten
FORGOTTEN!
:roll:

Posted: **16 Apr 2015, 09:32**

Dolph with director Timothy Woodward Jr

Ultimate Dolph

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