The Frontier Boys (2011)
The story of four high school boys whose undefeated basketball season and friendship are threatened after a drive-by shooting leaves one of them in a coma and one of them with a secret. Brent Fencett, Jed Bracken, and T.J. Lewis are star players on the Charlevoix High School Basketball team; Jackson Carlson is their most obnoxious fan. They are unbeaten on the court and inseparable off it - until Brent gets caught up in his older brother's mixed up life. The consequences of Brent's choice leave T.J. in the hospital, and Brent's soul in turmoil. Written by Frontier Boys
- Date of release
- 2011-02-18
- TMDB
- 5.0 / 10 (8)
- Runtime
- 1h 53m
- Genres
- Action, Adventure, Drama, Family
- Director
- John Grooters
Casting
- Rebecca St. James — Judy Bracken
- Big Kenny Alphin — Kevin Bracken
- Timothy Lofing — Brent Fencett
- Jake Boyce — Jackson Carlson
- Earthquake Kelley — Rev. Lewis
- Jedidiah Grooters — Jed Bracken
- Taylor DeRoo — T.J. Lewis
- Gregory Myhre — Muke Fencett
- Rodney Wiseman — Sean O'Sullivan
- Evan Koons — Butch Kooyer
- Holly McClure — Lois Fencett
Interesting facts
The Frontier Boys is a 2011 independent action drama film written and directed by John Grooters, with appearances by Contemporary Christian music artist Rebecca St. James and country music singer Big Kenny.
Production
The film was based upon a novel written by John Grooters and post-production was done entirely in Holland, Michigan, by his Michigan-based company Grooters Productions. Filming began in February 2010 with the use of local talent, and many scenes were shot in the producer's home town of Charlevoix, Michigan, with one historic home specifically razed by fire for an action sequence in the film.
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