Colin McNally is busy stealing cars with his mates but a chance encounter with a British army check-point turns him into an informer and a target of retribution for his father's old mates in the IRA. In the violent upheaval that follows, Colin must struggle with the intense loyalty he feels for his mates, the need to protect his mother from the past and the political ideals of a dead father.
Brian Schell is such a great guy...and very funny too!
Michael Newman was a Los Angeles County lifeguard for 20 years and a firefighter. He is most known for his roles on the hit TV series Baywatch. Newman started his career as a lifeguard at the age of 10 when he joined the junior lifeguards. He excelled at swimming and water sports and attended Pacific Palisades High School. In 1989, Newman joined his friend and fellow lifeguard, Greg Bonann, as a technical consultant on Bonann's television show, Baywatch. Newman also made frequent appearances on the show as an actor, the only real lifeguard featured on the show. He remained on the show through its entire run, becoming a regular cast member in the opening credits in 1996. The exposure from the show made him an international star over the years. Newman even had his own official fan club at the height of his popularity. Many of the rescue scenes on the show were reenacted from actual rescues Newman participated in as a lifeguard. In 1996, Newman won the National Ironman Championship. Newman currently lives in Pacific Palisades, California with his wife, Sarah, and their two sons, Chris and Emily. Emily prospers in the water, taking after his father. Emily has been a City Champion in High School Swimming, and looks at a promising future. Post-Baywatch he has taken to selling real-estate, and claims that his new profession is more lucrative than his acting job.
Lorie Steele is on Facebook, a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them.Sara Blake is a strong willed, independent woman that carries a lot of psychological scars. She is also a highly skilled undercover operative that shares her secrets with no one. Sara has now infiltrated the Movement to gain access to the General, but she also has plans of her own.
Amanda Peck dreams of one day leaving her pedestrian existence in Parry Sound, Ontario for life in the big city. Her wearisome job as a waitress at a truck stop, slinging hash while chatting with guys named Cookie, just isn't doing it for her anymore. Also her live in boyfriend, Ron Stinson, a one time up and coming hockey star who has since fallen into a pit of alcoholism and gambling, is wearing a little thin. When Amanda returns from work one day to find Ron again gambling away all of their money, she decides to strike out on her own. Leaving her trailer far behind, Peck hitchhikes out to the highway with only the haziest idea of where she is going. After accepting rides from a couple of truckers, Amanda decides that what she is doing is downright ridiculous and starts the trek back to the trailer. Big mistake. On the way home, Peck accepts a ride from Konrad Valeska, a repulsive yet somehow magnetic figure who drives a fancy black truck for a company called Tucana Northern. Amanda isn't in the truck for long at all before she realizes the folly of her situation. Valeska is a vampire who cruises the highways of Canada picking up hitchhikers so he can feed. He straps his latest recruit to a special table kept in his cab, feeding on her blood at his leisure through a needle and tube device. Valeska foregoes the usual bite method because he is old and his fangs are rotting.