#RUST CREEK MOVIE#

#RUST CREEK MOVIE#

'This community is very supportive, and it's extremely gratifying to work with a crew of so many talented people here in Kentucky. Producing a movie can be very stressful, but here, it feels comfortable and for that I am grateful.Sawyer finds herself in a dangerous game of cat and mouse with the two brothers and a corrupt local sheriff as she also tries to battle the rural and rugged landscape of Fording County, which is mostly populated by trees. 'To see our little indie film mentioned in the same breath as ' Queen's Gambit' and ' The Crown' is remarkable,' Pollard said.

If 'Rust Creek,' fans can't get enough of O'Bryan's not-so-nice character - Sheriff James O'Doyle, the head of the fictional 'Fording Country Sheriff's Department.' Pollard said since the film moved to Netflix, Fording County Sheriff ge ar at the Lunacy online store website is on the 'verge of selling out.' The successful actor first worked with Pollard 20 years ago in 'Nice Guys Sleep Alone.' 'Setting is so important in this film that it almost becomes a character of its own,' said the movie producer. 'In fact, it's difficult to imagine 'Rust Creek' taking place anywhere else but Kentucky.'Īlso: Yes, Mario Lopez is starring as Colonel Sanders in a 'suspenseful' Lifetime romance movieĪlert audience members will also find the scenery is not the only familiar local in 'Rust Creek.' You may also recognize Louisville native and St.

Matthews, Floyds Fork, Iroquois Park and places in Boyle, Bullitt and Franklin counties. If you pay close attention, you'll find the movie unfolding in Fern Creek, St. Though she’s not sure she can trust him, Sawyer must take a chance if she hopes to escape Rust Creek alive. With nowhere left to run, she is forced into an uneasy alliance with Lowell ( Jay Paulson), an enigmatic loner with shadowy intentions. Suddenly, the young woman finds herself facing her own mortality as she’s punished by the elements and pursued by a band of ruthless outlaws. While Pollard arrived home safely, Sawyer takes a wrong turn which leaves her stranded deep in the frozen Kentucky woods. That's where Pollard's experience ends, and the movie picks up - and takes a very different path. For the first time, I realized my own mortality.' 'I drove into a terrible snowstorm in Maryland and realized no one had any idea where I was. 'I took off in my car to drive back home but didn't tell anyone where I was going or to expect me,' Pollard remembers. More: This Louisville native stars in the new Netflix Christmas movie 'Jingle Jangle' That's the part of the storyline which is similar to a situation Pollard, a Kentucky Country Day graduate, found himself in during his college years at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. The trouble is Sawyer doesn't tell anyone she's leaving or where she is going. for a job interview on Thanksgiving weekend. The film tells the story of Sawyer, a Centre College college senior (played by Hermione Corfield) who decides to drive to Washington D.C. 'The film continues to rank among its Top 10 most searched titles.' 'Heading into the weekend and again feeling very appreciative and grateful that audiences are responding so incredibly to 'Rust Creek,'' Pollard recently posted on his Facebook page. The film, which includes a visual smorgasbord of scenes throughout the Bluegrass State, is Pollard's eighth movie to be shot in whole or in part in Kentucky. First released in theaters in 2019, 'Rust Creek' is now attracting a far-reaching audience thanks to its launch on the streaming platform. Congratulations are in order for Kentucky native and producer Stu Pollard along with the cast and crew of the feature film, 'Rust Creek.' Netflix viewers are going nuts for the drug-fueled Kentucky thriller from Pollard's Lunacy Productions.

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