PRODUCTION INFORMATION
The Lonesome Trail is an inspirational Family Film.
The Lonesome Trail is a period western film set in 1880's:
"High Noon", "Stage Coach", "The Good, The Bad and the Ugly", "Once Upon A Time In The West". There have been many great westerns put on celluloid over the years. Indeed, westerns are a uniquely American art form.
COSTUMES
All of our costumes have been researched for the specific period in which our story takes place, by our Visual Effects Supervisor and Production Designer, Craig Herron of Herron Designs.
SCRIPT
Our script is a original story created and written by our Director and Executive Producer Arlette Thomas-Fletcher. The story is based on the Biblical story of the prodigal son. Luke 15:11-32 It is a story of family, romance, and the importance of God's love being shown to the people of the old west.
ON THE WESTERN TRAIL
OUR PRINCIPAL CAST
Donald Imm who plays Mike McCray is an actor and assistant director, known for Tiny Champions (2013), Koming from Afrika (2013) and Bride and Doom (2013).
Peter Wray who plays Preacher Brent Carson is an actor, known for Blades (1989), The Lonesome Trail (2015) and A Special Trust (2013). He is a professor at Towson State University teaching acting classes in Towson, Maryland.
Lamont Easter who plays Bill Barnaby is known for his work on House of Cards, Madam Secretary, Second Chance, Ode to Rosa and numerous televison commericals and print work productions.
Colin McHugh who has a featured role as the prodigal son as Jonah Carson in "The Lonesome Trail"is also has a featured role in the AMC Miniseries ‘Making of the Mob' on AMC.
Kelly Schwartz who plays Elizabeth Turner was born as Kelly Russell. She is an actress, known for Summer of Hope (2015), Clowns (2013) and The Lonesome Trail (2015).
THE RUGGED WEST
"The Lonesome Trail" shows set in 1890, Mike McCray is a wealthy land-owner in the small western town of RedSprings Montana. Mike owns eighty percent of the town and is a powerful force in the territory. MIKE is one of the first settlers in the territory and he is furious with the farmers. Since he founded most of the town, he knows how it feels to work this territory from nothing to a thriving industrious place. New settlers are coming from all over the west into the available land surrounding his ranch. This makes him despise them so much that he calls them "Outlanders." Since the settles came from places outside of RedSprings and they are settling on the outskirts of his land he considers them outcast.
