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Wingmen Incorporated (2013) Sinopsis:
Directed by Ken Gayton, Jason W. Schaver. With Ken Gayton, Jason W. Schaver, Bethany Carol, Kevin Miller. After being left at the altar, a jaded psychologist reluctantly forms a company that teaches desperate men how to pick up women at local hot spots by teaching them the tools he learned while getting his psychology degree.
Cast overview, first billed only: Ken Gayton ... Justin Jason W. Schaver ... Stevenson (as Jason Schaver) Bethany Carol ... Nora Kevin Miller ... Conner Jacob Denenberg ... Simon Andrew Kudla ... Larry Matthew Babbs ... Culbertson Heath Cordts ... Tom Josh Razavi ... Big Rig Greg C. Williams ... Alfonso Jeff Gamlin ... Fred Walt Sloan ... Doctor Barkins James R. Doherty ... Bobby Christina Kyriakakis ... Tessa Kim DeJesus ... Abby
Description of Wingmen Incorporated (2013):
Things are looking up for Justin Tanner (Ken Gayton). He has a great job as a therapist and he's about to marry the love of his life. That is until the love of her life shows up unexpectedly at the wedding after being a P.O.W. for over a year. As she rushes into the arms of man she thought she lost, Justin is devastated. After a couple weeks of getting therapy from his 8 year old patient, Justin is forced to take some time off. His best friend Stevenson (Jason Schaver) takes him out to a local bar to cheer him up by getting him laid. This is where he learns about Justin's gift, which is really just his psychology education, but to Stevenson it's the most amazing ability known to man. After weeks of going out night after night and getting laid, Justin is exhausted and has to go back to work. He jokingly tells Stevenson if he wants to continue to go out all the time he needs to find a way to get paid for it. Taking it literally, Stevenson, who is a self proclaimed "Social Media Expert",... Written byAnonymous
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User Review:
"Rule # 157 Find a woman who sees your flaws as strengths."I'll have to remember that one... it seemed to help Andrew Kudla's character!Wingmen Incorporated is pretty much as good as it gets if you're looking for that true indie charm. Very well acted throughout, the film has good pacing and moves along nicely. It's also got a lot of heart. When I first heard about about this film, I thought maybe it would be sort of on the raunchy side, but I was surprised to find that it was actually in large part a very sweet, endearing romantic comedy. Bethany Carol was REALLY great as (the beautiful) Nora. She and Ken Gayton, who plays Justin, had great chemistry on screen together. I was surprised when I saw Bethany didn't have any other credits on IMDb, because she looks familiar in a way.Ken Gayton was very likable as Justin, a psychologist who has his own issues... I don't want to give away too much, but let me just tell you, his "role-reversal" scenes with his patient are absolutely hilarious. The young actor who plays his patient is unbelievable (in the good way) too and the character is priceless. Very clever stuff- I could not get enough of their scenes together.Jason Schaver as the shameless, cynical, and often just confused Stevenson was brilliant. Jason was a unique comedic style of his own and his delivery is great. His comedic abilities are undeniable... and I liked his USA pajamas too! I wouldn't be surprised to see him in more comedies in the future. And oh yeah, by the way: when I say this sucker was "indie", I mean this sucker was INDIE- the budget was only $4,000! Which is amazing. Kudos to all involved, you did a great job- the big studios could learn a thing or two from you guys, with all the money they waste on stuff that's not nearly half as good as this. It's obvious every person involved actually cared about this production.PS - I think it's worth a mention that Andrew K. Smith did a bad ass job as cinematographer- the film has a really high quality look to it and is pleasing to the eye. Rating 9/10
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