Project Detail

Eldorado

Synopsis

The Stranger sets into motions a series of events whilst reciting the Edgar Allen Poe Poem 'Eldorado', which will have an effect on those heading towards the mythical western town.

The evening was going to be a normal show for Oliver and Stanley Rosenblum, doing their 'Blues Brothers tribute act' at a Bar Mitzvah, but things were not going to go to plan for the Jews Brothers.

Wrongly booked to entertain the annual conference of Neo Nazi's by their inept Manager JJ; while the Bar Mitzvah party will unwittingly be welcoming a stripper.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Features
Running time
112 mins
Format
SD
Director
Richard Driscoll
Producer
Keith Howell
Co-Producer
Keith Howell
Editor
Robert James
Screenwriter
Richard Driscoll
Director of Photography
Francois Coppey
Production Designer
Lee Wilkenson
Sound
Andrew Hewitson
Principal cast
Steven Craine, Darren Morgan, Peter O' Toole, Daryl Hannah, Michael Madsen, Steve Guttenberg, Jeff Farhey, David Carradine, Patrick Bergin, Rik Mayall, Bill Moseley, Slyvester McCoy, Caroline Monro, Robert Llewellyn, Oliver Tobias, Vass Anderson, Brigitte

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Breakdown Films Ltd

Oakgrove
Elsing Road Lyng
Norwich NR9 5RR
UK

Sales Company

Worldwide Distribution Rights

Breakdown Films Ltd
Oakgrove
Elsing Road Lyng
Norwich NR9 5RR
UK

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