Old Man Dogs (1997) - Turner Classic Movies

Brief Synopsis

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Young lovers Lyle and Sunie are hiking up Mount Penobscot when, without warning, an accident occurs. Sunnie is killed but her body is never recovered. One year later, Lyle receives a strange call from someone claiming to be Sunnie. She beckons him to return to Mount Penobscot and meet her at an old

Cast & Crew

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Bill Millios

Bill Mcnally

Julia Radochia

Sunnie Theodorou

Don Labranche

Ned Noonan--Old Man Dogs

Wendell Goodrum

Les Witherspoon

Joan Henderson

Film Details

Genre

Drama

Release Date

1997

Production Company

Arri Group; Eastman Kodak; Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc.; Sony Pictures Scoring Stage; United States Department of Agriculture--Forest Service

Location

Mount Washington, USA; Manchester, New Hampshire, USA; Bear Brook State Park, New Hampshire, USA; Bedford, New Hampshire, USA; Kancamagus Highway Area, New Hampshire, USA; Auburn, New Hampshire, USA; Lake Massabesic, New Hampshire, USA; Rattlesnake Mountain, Squam Lake, New Hampshire, USA; Hampton Beach State Park, Hampton, New Hampshire, USA; New Hampshire, USA; Lincoln Woods Visitor's Center, Pemigewasset River, New Hampshire, USA; Londonderry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom; Pack Monadnock Mountain, Miller State Park, New Hampshire, USA

Technical Specs

Duration

1h 28m

Synopsis

Young lovers Lyle and Sunie are hiking up Mount Penobscot when, without warning, an accident occurs. Sunnie is killed but her body is never recovered. One year later, Lyle receives a strange call from someone claiming to be Sunnie. She beckons him to return to Mount Penobscot and meet her at an old depleted lodge. Reaching the secluded structed, Lyle discovers two inhabits: Sunnie, whose apparition seems quite real, and flesh and blood Ned, a 90-year-old hermit, whose past life parallels his own.

Director

Bill Millios

Cast

Bill Mcnally

Julia Radochia

Sunnie Theodorou

Don Labranche

Ned Noonan--Old Man Dogs

Wendell Goodrum

Les Witherspoon

Joan Henderson

Lindsay Ordman

Steven Pelaggi

George Theodorou

Hillary Harris

Norman Bunin

Martha Middleton

Tom Daskal

Valerie Belval

Emily Theodorou

Frank Mitchell

Colin Hoffmeister

Linda Lee

Chuck Stergiou

Voice Of Lyle'S Boss

Crew

Bob Beaurivage

Special Thanks (Manchester Nh Waterworks)

Alex Belsky

Michael C Branscombe

Paula Breuer

Non-Crew Extras

Reverend Peter Chamberas

Project Consultant

David Clairmont

Non-Crew Extras

Tom Cook

Sound Mix Supervisor

George Copadis

Project Consultant

Ronald Dalphonse

Special Thanks (Us Department Of Agriculture & Forest Service)

Brian Fleming

Sound Mix Engineer

Michael Fletcher

Project Consultant

Paul R Foster

Production Manager/Continuity

Rhonda Giordano

Non-Crew Extras

Michael J Hall

Editing Consultant

Michael J Hall

Michael J Hall

Assistant Director

Michael Huggins

Tracy Innocent

Non-Crew Extras

Sean Ireland

Production Assistant

Alexis Jackson

Special Thanks (Us Department Of Agriculture & Forest Service)

Patricia Johnson

Production Assistant

Kris Klefos

Special Thanks (New Hampshire Parks & Recreation)

Sandy Labranche

Matthew J Lapointe

Philip Liakes

Project Consultant

Jim Mccrackin

Key Grip/Editing Assistant

Richard A Mcleod

Special Thanks (New Hampshire Parks & Recreation)

Julie Mcniven

Non-Crew Extras

Bill Millios

Bill Millios

Bill Millios

George Millios

Special Thanks (For Amazing Support And Unflinching Faith In The Entire Project From Start To Finish)

George Millios

Executive Producer

Kally Millios

Special Thanks (For Amazing Support And Unflinching Faith In The Entire Project From Start To Finish)

Maria Millios

Graphic Designs

Spiro Millios

Set Construction

Matt Newton

Sound Mix Engineer

Jason Philippy

Additional Sound

Celeste Plaia

Additional Sound

John Powers

Sound Mix Engineer

Bill Radochia

Non-Crew Extras

Stephen Radochia

Non-Crew Extras

Nicholas Raftopoulos

Associate Producer

Nicholas Raftopoulos

Nicholas Raftopoulos

Script/Rough Cut Consultant

Paris Raftopoulos

Sonya Reed

Still Photography

Dan Robitaile

Set Construction

Jeff Robitaille

Ray Routhier

Script/Rough Cut Consultant

Gary Sandstrom

Special Thanks (Manchester Nh Waterworks)

Daniel Small

Bill Soucy

Special Thanks (Manchester Nh Waterworks)

Chip Soucy

Project Consultant

Dave Soucy

Script/Rough Cut Consultant

Louis M Springer

Bruno Stachowske

Special Thanks (Nutfield County Store)

Rebecca Stewart

Non-Crew Extras

Terry Stewart

Special Thanks (Nutfield County Store)

Wickham Strub

Director Of Photography

Harry Theodosopoulos

Special Thanks (Huge Thanks) (For Generosity And Belief In The Film))

Harry Theodosopoulos

Executive Producer

Tina Theodosopoulos

Special Thanks (Huge Thanks) (For Generosity And Belief In The Film))

Marc Vadeboncoeur

James West

Music Recording (West Sound & Video Productions)

Kimon Zachos

Bessie Zekopoulos

Dyna Zekopoulos

Film Details

Genre

Drama

Release Date

1997

Production Company

Arri Group; Eastman Kodak; Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc.; Sony Pictures Scoring Stage; United States Department of Agriculture--Forest Service

Location

Mount Washington, USA; Manchester, New Hampshire, USA; Bear Brook State Park, New Hampshire, USA; Bedford, New Hampshire, USA; Kancamagus Highway Area, New Hampshire, USA; Auburn, New Hampshire, USA; Lake Massabesic, New Hampshire, USA; Rattlesnake Mountain, Squam Lake, New Hampshire, USA; Hampton Beach State Park, Hampton, New Hampshire, USA; New Hampshire, USA; Lincoln Woods Visitor's Center, Pemigewasset River, New Hampshire, USA; Londonderry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom; Pack Monadnock Mountain, Miller State Park, New Hampshire, USA

Technical Specs

Duration

1h 28m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States 1997

Released in United States June 1997

Released in United States September 1997

Shown at New Hampshire Film Festival (Opening Night) in Keene, New Hampshire June 1997.

Shown at Independent Feature Film Market (IFFM) in New York City September 14-21, 1997.

Feature directorial debut for Bill Millios.

Film contains scenes filmed in black & white.

Released in United States 1997

Released in United States June 1997 (Shown at New Hampshire Film Festival (Opening Night) in Keene, New Hampshire June 1997.)

Released in United States September 1997 (Shown at Independent Feature Film Market (IFFM) in New York City September 14-21, 1997.)

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