Red Rock Pictures Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB:RRPH.OB) is proud to announce
that its first financed and co-produced feature film, “National
Lampoon’s Bagboy,”
opened in theaters last week, and will roll into additional theaters
over the next two weeks. This is the first Red Rock and National Lampoon
co-production, as part of a series of films the companies are working
together to bring to market. From the company who brought us the
dysfunctional Griswold’s in the “National
Lampoon’s Vacation”
series and introduced the zany up-and-coming cast from “National
Lampoon’s Animal House,”
comes this offbeat tale of a young grocery clerk with aspirations to win
the World Bagging Championship competition.
Starring Dennis Farina (Saving Private Ryan, Get Shorty), Brooke Shields
(NBC’s upcoming Lipstick Jungle, The Blue
Lagoon, "Suddenly Susan"), Marika Domynczyk (“Brothers
& Sisters”), and teen heartthrobs, Paul
Campbell (“Battlestar Galactica”),
Robert Hoffman (Step Up 2; “Nick
Cannon Presents: Wild 'N Out" and She’s
the Man), Wesley Jonathan (“What I Like
About You”) and Nick Lashaway (The 40 Year
Old Virgin), “National Lampoon’s
Bagboy” hits the road and goes deep inside
the world of competitive grocery store bagging to expose the blood,
sweat and tears that go into making a dream a reality. Viewers will cry
with laughter as the picture takes the concept of “check
out” to a whole new level, teaching us how to
sack up and go for it! The trailer is available for viewing at www.bagboythemovie.com
and www.nationallampoon.com.
Directed by Mort Nathan (co-writer of Kingpin, writer/director of Boat
Trip, director of Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj), “National
Lampoon’s Bagboy”
was written by Reed Buccholz and Nathan, based on a story from Buccholz.
Produced in association with National Lampoon, Inc., Conundrum
Entertainment, and Goodsurf Productions, the picture was produced by
Jefferson Richard, Rob Moran, Zen Gesner, Bruce Long, and Barry Layne.
“National Lampoon’s
Bagboy” is being supported throughout
its theatrical release and subsequent home entertainment release with
significant media and marketing programs.
SYNOPSIS
“National Lampoon’s
Bagboy” stars
Phil (Paul Campbell), a lowly grocery clerk with an extra-ordinary skill
for bagging. Virtually unknown in the shadowy world of competitive,
professional bagging, he turns out to be a prodigy who catches the eye
of former pro circuit bagger turned local grocery store owner. Marty,
(Dennis Farina) takes the naïve and sheltered
bag boy under his wing and into the World Bagging Competition. Going
from local grocery store bagger to the world champ will not be an easy
task, but the with help of a beautiful co-worker with an anger
management problem named Bambi (Marika Domynczyk), a desperate housewife
(Brooke Shields), a worthy opponent, and a crew of best friends with
hilarious goals of their own, Phil shows he’s
got the hands to beat the reigning champ and get his house in order
along the way!
About Red Rock Pictures Holdings, Inc.
Red Rock Pictures, (OTCBB:RRPH),
(www.redrockpics.com) finances
and co-produces feature films and entertainment for all media. Dedicated
to truly partnering with the creative community - from up-and-coming
writers, directors and producers to experienced hands in film,
television and digital media - Red Rock Pictures is built on its
commitment to creative entertainment, finance and innovation. Red Rock
Pictures' management team has been involved in over 50 feature length
films, with an outstanding proven track record that has generated over a
billion dollars in the U.S. domestic box office and home entertainment
industry.
With the addition of Studio Store Direct, the company will also operate
as a traditional infomercial production and distribution company. Studio
Store Direct has developed a patent pending process for embedding direct
response programs directly onto motion picture DVD’s.
Viewers can access virtual “QVC like”
stores, offering related merchandise for purchase with the simple click
of a mouse or by dialing an 800 number. The company’s
model provides a turnkey new revenue solution for major Hollywood
studios and independent distributors. According to the Electronic
Retailing Association (ERA), the direct response television industry
accounts for more than 150 billion dollars in annual revenue.
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