Identical twins Andy and Pete Goodwynn have been side-by-side since the womb. But that’s about to change… As their high school graduation nears, Pete plans to marry Maggie, the love of his life, and head off to school to become a preacher. Andy, who wants nothing to do with God, has no plans, no direction, and seemingly no future. But in a cruel twist of fate—orchestrated by a rival for Maggie’s heart—their lives are forever altered. Can the brothers gain vengeance on those who have taken away from them all that matters?
T.J. Amato, Josh Mills
Director
Alex Miller
Pete Goodwynn
Graham Miller
Andy Goodwynn
Ray Wise
Herbert Leemaster
Daniel Samonas
Gordon Leemaster
Michael Rooker
Chief Carver
W. Earl Brown
Turner Monroe
Robyn Lively
Macaire Leemaster
Mackenzie Mauzy
Maggie Malloye
Noell Coet
Ginny Wonders
Josh Mills
News Anchor Frank Mills
Peter Boulware
Nicholas
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