| Yesterday Was A Lie | |||||
| E1 Entertainment (2008) | |||||
| Mystery, Sci-Fi | |||||
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| Kipleigh Brown | Hoyle | |
| Chase Masterson | Singer | |
| John Newton | Dudas | |
| Mik Scriba | Trench Coat Man | |
| Nathan Mobley | Lab Assistant | |
| Warren Davis | Psychiatrist | |
| Megan Henning | Student | |
| Jennifer Slimko | Nurse | |
| Robert Siegel | Radio Interviewer | |
| Peter Mayhew | Dead Man | |
| Brian Carpenter | TV Shrink | |
| Frank Payne | Coroner | |
| John Ronald Dennis | Clerk | |
| H.M. Wynant | Art Patron | |
| Johanna McKay | Art Patron |
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| Producer | Sarah Nean Bruce
Jay Thames |
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| Writer | James Kerwin
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Hoyle (Kipleigh Brown), a sharp-minded girl with a weakness for bourbon, finds herself on the trail of a reclusive genius (John Newton). With a sexy lounge sniper (Chase Masterson) and her loyal partner (mik Scriba) as her only allies, Hoyle is plunged into a dark world of intrigue and earth-shattering cosmological secrets. |
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