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Film: Phase One (TBA)
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Film (TV): BSG: The Plan (2009)
TV (pilot): The Dealership (2009)
TV: Battlestar Galactica (2003-2009)
TV: Human Target (2009)
TV: Two and a Half Men (2009)
Last week, we reported Tricia Helfer is currently in Canada filming another role for a new movie, Phase One, as confirmed by Tricia’s official site. Although little additional information on the project was available at the time, we now have some additional details on the film, thanks to this article from Sudbury Local News.
According to the source, Phase One is an indie thriller directed by Eric Wostenberg about drug testing on humans, and co-stars Eric Roberts, Travis Van Winkle and Tamara Feldman. Filming is currently ongoing in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. More from Sudbury Local News:
Phase One, a Hollywood production being filmed at various locations around Sudbury, could be the first of many other movies that could provide jobs, support local business and give the city a creative edge. [...]
The film — a thriller about a human drug test gone awry — is being shot by Sudbury native, Brandon Nutt. His company, Nutthouse Moving Pictures Company, will receive the funding through the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC). The announcement was made at the Cambrian Arena, one of the locations which is being used for filming the movie. [...]
Phase One producers include Chris Chesser (The Rundown, Major League), Karen Glasser (The Rundown, The Ten Commandments) and David Ward. Actors, direct from Hollywood, include Tricia Helfer (Battlestar Galatica), Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight), Tamara Feldman (Gossip Girl) and Travis Van Winkle (Transformers, Friday the 13th). Eric Wostenberg is directing the movie. [...]
Filming has already taken place at the Willet Green Miller Centre on Ramsey Lake Road. Sudbury doubles as Colorado in the film. [...] Hollywood actor Travis Van Winkle, 27, originally from Atlanta, Ga., was on set in the Willet Green Miller Centre building. The actor plays Greg, a university student. He said he enjoyed working on this independent Hollywood film. “Independents are less tightly run. They are more fun.” He said times are tougher in Hollywood now, but there is work to be found in independent films, like Phase One.
As of yet, the film lacks a page on the Internet Movie Database-website, however we’ll keep you posted if and when one appears on the site.