Angel Piss (2009) Working Title
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Tagline
A story about life, Death, and the shots in between.
The Short Synopsis
When gambler, Tucker, is told he has 24 hours to live, he tries to win his life back. But after his local bookie won’t take the action,
Tucker finds himself in a seedy Hollywood bar owned by Death himself who’s more than willing to take the vig.
The Long Synopsis
When gambler, Tucker, is told he has 24 hours to live due to unpaid debts, he tries to win his life back.
Due to the increase of accidental, and seemingly accidental deaths, and the private sector, local chapters of Grim Reapers have been extending goodwill
by telling people when they are about to expire (die). After a late night Tucker is awoken by Death informing him of his imminent expiration. He doesn’t
quite believe it and so he does what any gambler would do, bet big.
Unfortunately Tucker owes money to the most unforgiving loan shark this side of the Panama Canal. After his local bookie won’t take the action, he finds
himself in a seedy Hollywood sports bar owned by Death himself (also an aspiring rock star) who’s more than willing to take the vig.
Rounding out the players are Chloe, a stunningly beautiful bartender with a mouth dirtier than the bar’s toilets, three pseudo intellectual regulars
obsessed with suicide and French cinema, and the obligatory detail oriented hitman, and his gluten intolerant sidekick. Another Round is a story about
life, Death, and the shots in between.
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| Working Title: "Angel Piss"
Status: Completed
Formats: DVD & Blu-Ray Hi-Def
Awards: Seattle True Independent Film Festival
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Cast Biographies
JAY SEALS (Tucker)
While studying with some of the finest acting teachers in New York City,
including Maggie Flanigan and Wynn Handman, Jay went on to perform in many
successful off Broadway productions. With several years of professional
theatre behind him, he made his television debut on Saturday Night Live,
followed by a co-starring role on The Knights of Prosperity. In 2007 he
settled in Los Angeles to further his Television and Film career, and began
training at the Eric Morris Studio. |
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MICHELLE JOSETTE (Chloe)
Michelle broke into television with a recurring role on NBC’s daytime drama
Passions. Along with campaigns for MGD and DirecTV she’s also appeared on
networks shows The Ghost Whisperer, and House, M.D. Since landing supporting
roles in film, Michelle is now slated to star in the upcoming movie Her Vietnam. |
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JOHNNIE COLTER (Death)
At an astounding 6 foot 7 inches, it’s easy to cast Johnnie as a basketball
player, or evil monster, both roles he has played before multiple times for
television and film (WB’s Unhappily Ever After, Big Shot: Confessions of a
Campus Bookie for FX, and horror movie Within, to name a few). Johnnie is
currently the lead singer of the hard rock band Scifin. |
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PHILIP SURIANO (The Duke)
From Hill Street Blues to 8 Heads in a Duffel Bag, Philip has been acting
for over 20 years. He’s appeared in Martin Scorcese’s gangster classics
Goodfellas and Casino, and Richard Donner’s Lethal Weapon 2. |
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CHRIS TARDIO (Anton)
It doesn’t seem like there is a primetime show that Chris hasn’t appeared
on. You may recognize him from network shows: Law and Order, CSI: NY, The
Unit, Without a Trace, NCIS, Bones, and CSI: Miami. He’s also been on HBO’s
The Sopranos and Sex and the City. He’s lent his voice to hit video games
Call of Duty 3 and Grand Theft Auto (San Andreas and Liberty City Stories).
His films include Analyze That and In the Mix. |
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