Cristofle

Just checked, and it is (LOL, "starring Martin Sheen and Mischa Barton").

Sam_MC

At least she has more than 2 minutes of screen time (barely), unlike the St. Trinians fiasco where I thought it was a starring role and ended up being 34 seconds.

Gemma_H

Maybe someday we'll get a Director's Cut with all of the lost footage restored? Although given how long it has taken for this movie to see the light of day, I won't be holding my breath!

Sam_MC

Maybe if it were a bigger release they would have done something with an enhanced iTunes release - but yeah, it seems like we have what we have.

Sam_MC

Maybe if it were a bigger release they would have done something with an enhanced iTunes release - but yeah, it seems like we have what we have.

Cristofle

Yeah, with such a limited release...I'd like to see that scene SOMEHOW since they made such a big deal about it, though.

Sam_MC

Yeah, would be great if they even just posted it on YouTube or something.

Cristofle

Alas, clearly not going to happen now, lol.

Sam_MC

This is probably the biggest let down of a project. I had envisioned a really deep and meaningful role, but this was not it.

Cristofle

For me, it's not that the movie was bad- it was interesting, and touching. I just thought Mischa had a bigger role than she did, lol.

Sam_MC

Exactly

Cristofle

And the whole description of the movie seemed like it centered on her and Martin's characters.

The Shadow Strikes

And this is why I haven't bothered to pick up the DVD. Maybe if I can find it cheap enough...

Cristofle

It's an interesting movie, based on an obviously horrible true story. It's not that I wouldn't recommend it- we just spent actual years envisioning Mischa at the center, lol. And really, maybe it's best she's not, and it focuses on the people who lived at the center of the disaster.

Sam_MC

It would have been good to have her character chasing the truth a bit more, though.