Having My Baby (2009)
Fundamentalist Christian Blaine Carson kidnaps agnostic Sophie Alexander from an abortion clinic parking lot and takes her to the mountains to force her to have his baby as they are pursued by the FBI and National Guard.
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Fundamentalist Christian Blaine Carson kidnaps agnostic Sophie Alexander from an abortion clinic parking lot and takes her to the mountains to force her to have his baby as they are pursued by the FBI and National Guard.
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Written By:Les Branson
In Theaters:7/9/2009
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Runtime:116 minutes
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Cast
Les Branson
Director
Stephen Brodie
Blaine Carson
Vicki O'Brien
Sophie Alexander
Tracie Foster
Linda Merrick
Jay Prichard
Peter Merrick
Michael Clemons
Special Agent Greg Allen
Melinda Renna
Alecia Alexander
Mark Stoddard
Howard Alexander
Michael Ray Davis
Game Warden James Helton
Maria Robles
Special Agent Marcy Garcia
Bruce Stewart
Jed
Dan Burkarth
Harley
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