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Take Me to Your Leader
Corbin West, a fifty-five-year-old Yorkshireman, trades failed careers in hairdressing and pub fitting for a shot at filmmaking. With ambitious plans, backing from a local firm, and no discernible talent, he sets out to make 'Take Me To Your Leader,' a sci-fi feature. Will he snag Kurt Russell for the lead, draw a crowd to the screening, or reconcile with his estranged mom, who insists on calling him Shirley? This raw and comedic journey follows Corbin's quest for success and recognition.
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Corbin West, a fifty-five-year-old Yorkshireman, trades failed careers in hairdressing and pub fitting for a shot at filmmaking. With ambitious plans, backing from a local firm, and no discernible talent, he sets out to make 'Take Me To Your Leader,' a sci-fi feature. Will he snag Kurt Russell for the lead, draw a crowd to the screening, or reconcile with his estranged mom, who insists on calling him Shirley? This raw and comedic journey follows Corbin's quest for success and recognition.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Frisson Film
Cast
Keith Wright
Director
Roger Bingham
Corbin West
Grant Bridges
Simon Delgado
Tristian Cooper
Joe Palentino
Penny Ellis
Jennifer Almond
Keith Wright
Chet Harris (as Keith S. Wright)
Simon Hirst
Sandy Crabtree
Margaret Wright
Margaret Fipps
Margaret Collier
Betty West
Spencer Williamson
Gerald Roy
Paul Wilkinson
Glazing Man 1
Philip Gascoyne
Glazing Man 2
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