She may no longer be on Prison Break but what the hell, I won't abandon her. Sarah Wayne Callies has a new movie out next week. Her straight-to-DVD movie, “Whisper”, will be released on Tuesday, November 27 through NBC Universal Home Entertainment. Sarah stars in the movie with Lost’s Josh Hollway, Psych’s Dule Hill, and Australian actor Joel Edgerton, who has been seen in the films “Smokin’ Aces” and “Star Wars III: Revenge Of The Sith”. The movie features a child, played by Blake Woodruff, who starred in the “Cheaper By The Dozen” movies. “Whisper” changed directors a few weeks into production and was made by the same producers as the 2005 thriller, “White Noise”.
In the film, Josh Holloway plays Max Truemont, a convicted felon hired to kidnap the son of a rich woman in New England. He is looking for a fresh start with his fiancé, Roxanne, played by Sarah Wayne Callies. The two decide to team up for the kidnapping, after they find that getting a bank loan with a felon on the application is near impossible. Once David is kidnapped, they take him to a remote hideout where the conspirators and kidnappers begin to turn on each other. Max begins to realize that the boy may be more than what he bargained for and not as innocent as he seems.
It's a shame the movie couldn't have been given a proper release, I'm still looking into why this is. I guess some movies don't make it that far, even with established actors. And it's times like these in which I miss SWC not being in the show.
In the film, Josh Holloway plays Max Truemont, a convicted felon hired to kidnap the son of a rich woman in New England. He is looking for a fresh start with his fiancé, Roxanne, played by Sarah Wayne Callies. The two decide to team up for the kidnapping, after they find that getting a bank loan with a felon on the application is near impossible. Once David is kidnapped, they take him to a remote hideout where the conspirators and kidnappers begin to turn on each other. Max begins to realize that the boy may be more than what he bargained for and not as innocent as he seems.
It's a shame the movie couldn't have been given a proper release, I'm still looking into why this is. I guess some movies don't make it that far, even with established actors. And it's times like these in which I miss SWC not being in the show.