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Last Monday
Genres
Comedy
Overview
Every Monday evening Alan and Bob sit at Kelly's bar embellishing on their secret unhappy lives, while flirting with the stunning bartender, Cheryl. The diluted dreamers struggle to save face when a high profile attorney enters their sanctuary, armed with an eye for detail and a dose of reality.
Details
Budget
$10000
Revenue
$0
Runtime
20 min
Release Date
2010-04-07
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
0
Vote Average
0
Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Dylan Taylor
Bob
Brent Buchanan
Alan
Rebecca Nicholson
Cheryl
Hart Massey
Frank Ramone
Nathan Carter
Nick
Bill Hackenbrook
Workaholic in Bar
Elizabeth Lofranco
News Reporter
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