Weyback
Synopsis
Every phase of the town's regeneration scheme made The Fellowship, as Lawrence called the Weyback fraudsters, richer and were soon laundering Russian Mafia money, Then, Lawrence left town with half The Fellowship's and all of the Russians money.
Now Lawrence is back in town and with the Fraud Squad circling, the Russians wanting their money and The Fellowship's new leader wishing the obvious imposter dead. He just about manages to keep one step ahead, surviving car-crushing plants, deep river mud, shoot-outs and strangulation. He finds comfort with a night club chanteuse but then finds himself on the wrong end of her gun when the wedding in the bedding goes badly. Led to him by a crazy ex KGB mole and armature ballon strangler, the Russian hit man and his rubber-suited female colleague, Lawrence finally realises what must be done and enlists them in the dead of night under Weyback's new motorway, to serve justice so Lawrence can once again leave Weyback for good.
Details
- Year
 - 2001
 - Type of project
 - Features
 - Running time
 - 87 mins
 - Director
 - 
                            Jonathan Coote
 - Producer
 - Martin Jones
 - Editor
 - James Hobson
 - Screenwriter
 - Willard Town
 - Director of Photography
 - Alan Colegrave
 - Sound
 - Roy Swansborough
 - Composer
 - Jay J Broughton
 - Principal cast
 - Jonathan Coote, Louisa Moore, Richard Haighton, Michael McEvoy, Andrew Dickens
 
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
little apple Productions
Contact: Martin Jones15 Bellegrove Close
Welling DA16 3RG
UK
T 020 8856 6321
scriptflow69@yahoo.co.uk
Sales Company
little apple Services
Contact: Martin Jones15 Bellegrove Close
Welling DA16 3RG
UK
T 020 8856 6321
scriptflow69@yahoo.co.uk
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