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| Adrienne C. Moore | ... | Dr. Pamela Roberts | |
| Richard Kind | ... | Dr. Stephan G. Lynn | |
| Evan Jonigkeit | ... | Dr. David Halleran | |
| David Zayas | ... | Officer Joseph Medina | |
| Devin Ratray | ... | Phil Bernstein | |
| Ashlie Atkinson | ... | Deartra Sato | |
| Stef Dawson | ... | Barbara Kammerer | |
| Stephen Spinella | ... | Dr. Richard Marks | |
| Olli Haaskivi | ... | Clerk Andrew Adams | |
| Micah Hauptman | ... | Bob Goodrich | |
| Gabe Fazio | ... | Officer Wagner | |
| Gloria Mann | ... | Sandra Shohen | |
| Juan-Pablo Veizaga | ... | Orderly Santo Ramirez (as Juan-Pablo Veza) | |
| Tom Galantich | ... | Desk Sergeant | |
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Tama Filianga | ... | Security Guard #1 |
The unheard true story of the moments after John Lennon was shot as seen through the eyes of those who lived it. Alan Weiss, an ambitious young news producer, finds himself in a position to break the biggest story of the year following a violent motorcycle accident. The emergency department at Roosevelt Hospital discovers a John Doe shooting victim is the worlds biggest rock star and struggles to keep the news quiet while working to save his life.
Being a huge Beatles and John Lennon fan I was surprised to see a take on that awful night John Lennon was shot that I wasn't aware of before. The story was so crazy so I did a little bit of research and couldn't believe it was basically a play by play of how it went down. Unlike most "based on true story" movies this really is mostly true. The acting was great and it really puts in you in gritty 1980 New York City. I think what I loved most was that the movie wasn't really centered on John Lennon the man, but about the people who did their best to keep the voice of a generation alive. It was such a tragic moment in time..I think they captured it well. Two thumbs up from this reviewer.