'The Royal Treatment' Comes to Manhattan
Izzy and Prince Thomas learn that taking control of their own destiny requires following their hearts and making their own decisions.
Killer Flood: The Day the Dam Broke (2003)
When the dam in the town of Rutland starts to show signs of wear. David Powell, the architect who originally worked on the dam but was removed and who left town after he was black balled by Walker, the man who only cares about making a profit; returns. He insists that the dam be drained and inspected but Walker claims it would take too long and would be too costly. David goes to the dam and notices a few anomalies. He then tries to warn the deputy mayor who happens to be his estranged wife but out of anger she refuses to listen. Also David tries to reconnect with his son who resents his desertion.
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When the dam in the town of Rutland starts to show signs of wear. David Powell, the architect who originally worked on the dam but was removed and who left town after he was black balled by Walker, the man who only cares about making a profit; returns. He insists that the dam be drained and inspected but Walker claims it would take too long and would be too costly. David goes to the dam and notices a few anomalies. He then tries to warn the deputy mayor who happens to be his estranged wife but out of anger she refuses to listen. Also David tries to reconnect with his son who resents his desertion.
Rating:PG
Genre:Action, TV Movie
Written By:Doug Campbell
In Theaters:4/25/2003
Box Office:
Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:PorchLight Entertainment, Edgewood Studios
Cast
Doug Campbell
Director
Joe Lando
David Arthur Powell
Bruce Boxleitner
Mr. Walker
Matthew Ewald
Garth Powell
Michele Greene
Natalie Powell
Christopher Kriesa
Frank
Joshua J. Masters
Deputy Bloom
D.K. Kelly
Sheriff Ted Metcalf
Danny Johnson
Bruce
Celeste Oliva
Diane Gonzalo
Lana Young
Jeanine Mackey
Patrick Shea
Ken Sanders
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