Harrison Montgomery (2007)DVD VHS | Cast list | | Octavio Gómez | as | Ricardo Papa | | Martin Landau | as | Harrison Montgomery | | Melora Walters | as | Margo Fleming | | Krista Ott | as | Lattie Fleming | | Brandon O'Neil Scott | as | Maurice | | Manny Gavino | as | Jersey | | Diane Baker | as | Mrs. Cutsworth | | Ron Roggé | as | Gary | | Lin Shukla | as | Drunken Patron | | Robert Anthony Peters | as | Hipster | | Deborah O'Brien | as | Sharon | | Maddie Eisler | as | Little Girl | | Emmy Farese | as | Birthday Party Guest | | Darryl Fong | as | Officer Chua | | Nick Scoggin | as | Friend | | Shelene Atanacio | as | Yuki | | Earl | as | Dog | | Mina Kurata | as | Miko | | Keith Stevenson | as | Liquor Store Clerk | | Zehra Berkman | as | Mother | | Roland T. Abasolo | as | Bouncer | | Kevin Avery | as | Dog Owner | | Benjamin Miller | as | Victor Papa | | G. Maximilian Zarou | as | Pawn Shop Manager | | Juan Davila | as | Eugenio | | Bill Collier | as | Moving Guy #2 | | Catherine Davila | as | Denise | | Marcelo Gusmao Eid | as | Homeless Guy | | Johanna Parker | as | Hooker | | Torsten Sannar | as | Building Manager | | Moses the Dog | as | Vanna | | Rolando T. Abasolo | as | Bouncer | | Oliver Bradley | as | Moving Guy #1 | | Gloria Stingily | as | Opal | | John Titsworth | as | Cafe Patron | | Debrah O'Brian | as | Sharon Adamson-Castro | | Benita Stevenson | as | Indian Woman |
| | Crew list: | | Daniel Davila (Director) | | Karim Ahmad (Writer) | | Daniel Davila (Writer) |
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Review
In a rundown apartment complex in San Francisco's poverty-stricken Tenderloin neighborhood, septuagenarian Harrison Montgomery (Martin Landau) is waiting for his final message. For decades the eccentric recluse has chronicled the phrases of the Wheel of Fortune and deciphered their hidden meaning - the details of a mission to save his neighbors: Ricardo Papa (Octavio Gomez), a small-time drug dealer with artistic aspirations, who struggles to escape the world of crime, and Margo (Melora Walters), a single mother trapped in an abusive relationship in the name of financial security and a stable home for her daughter Lattie (Krista Ott). It takes Harrison's magic, the revelation of his final purpose, and Lattie's kindness to free Ricardo and Margo, and restore karmic justice when it is needed most. |
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