Speaking of crowdfunding campaigns, Tom Sizemore just started one for a movie he's making called An Honest Thief, directed by none other than Giorgio Serafini.
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/an-honest-thief
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dude hallenbeck wrote:I should start a kickstarter to get back the $25 dollars I spent renting Serafini's collective films.
From Ryan Little, the award-winning director of the acclaimed Saints and Soldiers trilogy, comes his latest film. The story of WW2 Army Captain Jack Wosick who is tasked to lead a rag-tag Army unit of misfits known as the War Pigs for secret raiding missions behind Nazi occupied territory. With the help of Captain Hans Picault, a German Anti-Nazi serving with the French Foreign Legion, Jack must train, lead and earn the respect of his new squad. Their mission: Kill, ambush and destroy Nazis in any capacity they can.
IN PRE-PRODUCTION - CAST TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON!
This project will only be funded if at least $7,500 is pledged by Mon, Oct 20 2014 6:59 AM CEST.
THE STORY
At the peak of the WWII, the allies advance against Nazi Germany, a disgraced US Army Captain Jack Wosick, is "volunteered” by Major A.J. Redding to train a rag tag unit of misfit soldiers known as the “War Pigs." Jack is to prepare them for select and secret missions against one of Hitler’s super weapons: the powerful V-3. To get his unorthodox assignment accomplished Redding pairs Jack with a battle hardened German born French Legionnaire, Captain Peter Picault. Together, they are ordered to train the War Pigs into a functioning reconnaissance unit.
Training begins under the battle tested guidance of Captain Picault, but is made more difficult by Sergeant August Chambers and his lack luster belief in the Army’s officer Corp. During the training, the men use various unorthodox commando tactics including weapons training, knife fighting, observation, deception, and rule-breaking. Jack, with the help of Picault, gradually earns the respect of his new unit. Jack’s War Pigs are ready for their fight against Hitler and their mission against the Nazi Wonder Weapon and must go behind enemy lines.
Where we are at
We are stoked about the amazing cast and crew we have attached to this movie, BUT we are more excited about all of the "extras" we want to get into this movie. The "extras" are going to enhance the quality of the movie and really make it feel like you went back in time and are watching the allies kick Nazi butt!
This is where you come in!
We need your support and backing to help us get all of the cool WWII toys and reenactors into this movie!
A film of this scale requires a lot of money and we have raised a full budget through a combination of pre-sales and tax credits.
However, most of the budget is tied up into the AMAZING cast and crew we have associated with the film. We are utilizing Kickstarter to help us pay for all of the cool "extra" things we want to put into this WWII movie.
These funds will be used to pay for things like:
- Food for the reenactors. (hungry reenactors aren't happy reenactors!)
- Gas money to get reenactors to and from locations.
- Extra money to pay for more "toys," like TANKS, HALFTRACKS AND JEEPS.
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So please, even if you aren't able to pledge, you can still join the War Pigs and help make this happen by tweeting, liking, and using your best war cry to tell everyone about it!
Risks and challenges
Every film, no matter how big or small, has its own unique set of challenges and War Pigs will be no different. The production team behind the project have experience, passion, and desire to see this film made. Because of this we are preparing to deal with any nasty surprises that may come up.
Every member of the production team plays a valuable role to make War Pigs a reality. We are confident that our team can make it happen.
That being said we want to make the movie as amazing and realistic as we can, which is why we are asking for your help!
Moltisanti wrote:From piecing together the synopsis and the Kickstarter video it sounds like Goss and Lundgren are co-leads with Rourke more the "authority" figure who gives the orders.
ashleyej25 wrote:Video was just uploaded of Mickey and Dolph having lunch yesterday at Cafe Roma. Mick says now he has to read the script! Could be for this film!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pANsc4hifg0
preacher wrote:Poor old Rourke seem to be persona non grata in studio films... Again. Is he that much of an ass to deal with?
Other actors seem to like him fine... Right?
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