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Starring: , , Carlito Olivero, Kerry Condon, Jacqueline Byers

Director

Writer Brandon Boyce

Producers: Dean Devlin, Rachel Olschan-Wilson, Marc Roskin

Executive Producers: Brandon Lambdin, Carsten H.W. Lorenz

Rated: R

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(Last revise: 3.7.18)

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Logline Bad Samaritan is a terrifying cautionary tale of two thieves uncovering more than what they bargained for when breaking into a house they thought would be an easy score. After making a shocking discovery, they must choose to run and hide, or face the killer whose dark secrets they have exposed.

SHORT SYNOPSIS Two young men who valet cars at a local restaurant develop a clever scam to burglarize the houses of customers while they eat. Things go smoothly until one robs the wrong customer and discovers a woman being held captive. Afraid of going to prison he leaves the woman and returns the car to the restaurant. Filled with guilt, he makes a call to the police, who find nothing when they investigate. Now, the valet must endure the wrath of the kidnapper who seeks revenge on him, all while desperately trying to find and rescue the captive woman he left behind.

LONG SYNOPSIS SEAN and his friend DEREK hold honest jobs as valets at a local restaurant in Portland, OR. At least, that’s what they tell people. Their real money comes from a scheme they run on the side. When a customer shows up in an expensive car, one of the will keep an eye on the customer in the restaurant while the other uses the car’s GPS to find the customer’s house.

And then they rob it. Nothing crazy– an old piece of jewelry, a couple checks from the checkbook – only things that the customer wouldn’t miss right away. And by the time they do? It’s too late. The unknowing victims probably don’t even remember those nice valets. Things run smoothly until one night, when a particularly nasty customer rolls up in a flashy Maserati. CALE ERENDREICH is his name. Self-important, rude, and rich as hell – they can’t wait to rob this guy. Sean follows the car’s GPS to Cale’s house. He finds a no-limit credit card and a gold Rolex immediately, and knows this is a serious jackpot. He’s about to leave but then notices something strange: a huge door with multiple heavy locks. A door like that must have something valuable behind it.

Sean picks the locks and finds a pitch-black room. He flips on a computer monitor for light. Its eerie glow reveals a shocking discovery – a WOMAN, gagged and bound to a chair with chains. The terrified woman begs him to release her. He searches the house for something to cut the chains, when Derek calls him in a panic. Cale wants his car. He has to bring it back. Right now.

Sean is torn apart by this decision. Does he stay and help the woman? He’d go to jail for all the burglaries. But he can’t just leave her there. Can he? In the haste of the moment, and with his partner yelling at him on the phone, he makes his choice and sets their fates in motion. He clumsily replaces her gag, promises to call the police, and he leaves her tied to that chair.

Sean returns Cale’s car and calls the police immediately. But Cale is no ordinary psychopath. He’s capable, brilliant, and ruthless. By the time the cops show up, Cale has invited over a lady friend to create an alibi for himself. And he has moved the bound woman and cleaned up any trace of her.

With the police out of the way, Cale turns the tables on Sean. He not only finds Sean and gets him fired from his job, but also goes after his parents and wreaks havoc with their employers. He hacks Sean’s bank account and drains his life savings. He finds naked photos Sean took of his girlfriend and posts them on social media. This guy is determined to make Sean’s life a living hell, and he’s frighteningly good at it.

Reeling from these attacks and racked with guilt over the awful choice he made, Sean must not only deal with the consequences, but must desperately try to find and rescue the captive woman he left behind. What follows is a thrilling and life-threatening pursuit, where Sean’s role of hunter soon changes to hunted.

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Director’s Statement Dean Devlin

Bad Samaritan is a thrilling cat and mouse story of a petty thief who stumbles upon a woman being held captive.

I had been wanting to work with Brandon Boyce ever since he wrote the screenplay for “Apt Pupil”. So when he sent me his spec script for Bad Samaritan and asked my advice, I told him “my advice to you is to sell me this script immediately and let’s make this together.” Having read it, I immediately fell in love with the story, and I was drawn to the ethical dilemma of our lead character. While his ethics are loose in his everyday life, he still believed he had a moral code. But after he discovers a woman in mortal jeopardy and leaves her behind, he’s mortified with himself for making such a horrible decision. He can’t live with the idea that he is a horrible coward who would abandon an innocent person in danger. When it comes down to it, he’s willing to risk everything, including his own life, to rectify his terrible decision.

In the end, the biggest driving force behind this movie was passion. We were lucky enough to not need a studio to back us; we were simply able to say, “We love this movie, we love these actors, we’re going to make it.” Bad Samaritan takes everything we’ve been building at and focuses it on one project. This isn’t a studio , this doesn’t have a giant machine behind it, it has the people in this building and on set who put their blood, sweat, and tears into making this picture. And this movie ended up being one of those lucky things where I got my dream cast and got to film in my home away from home in Portland, OR. Aside from the behind the scenes storytelling of how this movie got made and why it got made and who worked on it, it’s like rooting for your family to succeed and it holds a great deal of emotional weight for me.

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CAST BIOS DAVID TENNANT (Cale Erendreich) Over his twenty-seven yearlong acting career, David Tennant has left a trail of memorable characters over an expansive and diverse array of film, television and on-stage credits. Currently, Tennant is in production on Amazon Studios’ upcoming television series “Good Omens.” The show, based on Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s book of the same name, is set in 2018 on the brink of an apocalypse as humanity prepares for a final judgment. Tennant will play ‘Crowley’ alongside Michael Sheen’s ‘Aziraphale.’ The show will consist of six one-hour episodes. Tennant, also currently voices ‘Scrooge McDuck’ in Disney XD’s animation television series, “Duck Tales.” In December 2017, Tennant voiced the character ‘Angus’ in 20th Century Fox’s Ferdinand. The film was released nationwide on December 15, 2017. He can be seen in the upcoming Bad Samaritan, the next film from Dean Devlin's Electric Entertainment. The film, directed by Devlin, also stars Robert Sheehan and Carlito Olivero. Tennant recently starred in Daisy Aitkens’ romantic-comedy You, Me and Him, with co-stars Lucy Punch and Faye Marsay which was also released in December of last year. In February 2017, Tennant starred as the world-renowned Scottish psychiatrist ‘RD Laing’ in Robert Mullan’s Mad to be Normal alongside Elizabeth Moss. The story follows Dr. Laing and his unique community at Kingsley Hall, East London during the 1960’s. Tennant is most recently known for his role as detective ‘Alec Hardy,’ on the critically acclaimed ITV crime series “Broadchurch.” Tennant’s character was brought to the small town of Broadchurch to investigate the murder of an 11-year-old local boy. In its second season, “Broadchurch” was nominated and won several awards, including the 2014 BAFTA TV Award for Best Drama Series. Also in 2017, Tennant was seen on-stage as Don Juan in Patrick Marber’s “Don Juan in Soho.” Loosely based on Moliére's tragicomedy “Don Juan”, this hilarious modern update transports the action to contemporary London and follows the final adventures of its debauched protagonist - a cruel seducer who lives only for pleasure. In 2016, Tennant was seen on-stage as the title character in Shakespeare’s “Richard II” as a part of the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s “King & Country: Shakespeare’s Great Cycle Of Kings” series. The series marked the celebration of the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death and ran at the BAM Harvey Theater for a 6- week period. In November 2015, Tennant starred as the villainous ‘Dr. Zebediah Kilgrave’ otherwise known as ‘The Purple Man’ opposite Krystin Ritter in the Marvel series “Jessica Jones.” Tennant will reprise his role in Season 2. Tennant starred alongside Rosamund Pike in the British comedy What We Did on Our Holiday as the dad of a family who struggles keeping any secret quiet on their family trip. Lionsgate released the film in the US and on VOD on July 10th, 2015. Tennant is most recognizable for his portrayal as the 10th Doctor on the widely beloved series “”. The BBC science fiction series itself has become a pop culture fixture and a fifty-year cult favorite. For his part in the show, Tennant won three TV Quick Awards, three SFX Awards, four National Television Awards, and two BAFTA awards, among numerous other nominations over the course of his four-year Doctor tenure. Since then, Tennant has gone on to star in a series of prodigious film roles. In April 2012, he played the lead in a one-off drama entitled The Minor Character for Sky Arts. Between April and June of the same year, he played the lead role of ‘Jean-François Mercier’ in the BBC Four mini-series “Spies of Warsaw.” In 2010, he starred as a widowed father in the British drama Single Father, which followed his character ‘Dave’ as he struggled to raise five children after the death of his partner. For this role, he was nominated as Best Actor at the Royal Television Society Programme Awards. Among his other accolades was a 2009 Critics Choice Award for Best Shakespearean Performance for his titular role in the Royal Shakespeare Company production of ”.”

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In 2008, Tennant starred in the BBC and HBO biopic Einstein and Eddington. In 2007, Tennant starred in Recovery, a 90-minute BBC One drama written by Tony Marchant. He played ‘Alan,’ an ambitious site-manager attempting to rebuild his life after a tragic brain injury. Later that same year, Tennant starred in the BBC comedy drama Learners. In 2005, the National Video Archive of Performance recorded Tennant as ‘Jimmy Porter’ in the Theatre Royal play “Look Back in Anger” for the Victoria and Albert Museum Theatre Collection. Further solidifying his place as one of the UK’s elite, Tennant made an appearance in the popular J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series as ‘Barty Crouch Jr.’ in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in the same year. Also in 2005, Tennant portrayed the younger ‘Casanova’ in the British television comedy drama serial Casanova. As well as being a seasoned professional actor, he is an award winning voice-over actor. He has lent his voice to a wide range of characters, including ‘Huyang’ in animated series : The Clone Wars; ‘Spitelout’ in How to Train Your Dragon; and ‘Twigs’ in Tree Fu Tom, among others. In 1996, at 25 years old, Tennant joined the RSC (Royal Shakespeare Company) as ‘Touchstone’ in “As You Like It” and went on to play ‘Jack Lane’ in “The Herbal Bed”, the leading role in “Romeo and Juliet”, and ‘Antipholus of Syracuse’ in “” (for which he received a nomination in the 2000 Ian Charleson awards for Best Classical Actor under 30). He returned to the RSC to play ‘Berowne’ in “Love Labour's Lost” and a much-acclaimed “Hamlet” in 2008, which the BBC made into a TV film version starring Tennant in 2009. It was also the subject of a recent documentary as part of the BBC's “Shakespeare Unlocked” series in 2012. From his first projects with the Royal Shakespeare Company, to his first role in the 1996 Touchstone production of “As You Like It”, to his present day resume of timeless characters in all areas of performance, Tennant continues to amass an ever-growing fan base worldwide.

ROBERT SHEEHAN (Sean Falco) Robert Sheehan is one of the most intriguing young actors working today. Over the next year, his versatility and range will be evident in several highly anticipated film and television projects. Sheehan first transforms into an East European, non-gender specific character in Mute (Netflix, February 23), the second part of a planned trilogy from writer/director Duncan Jones that began with Moon. In March, Sheehan stars opposite David Tenant in in Dean Devlin’s thriller Bad Samaritan. At the end of the year, Sheehan stars in Christian Rivers’ Mortal Rivers, a sci-fi/fantasy movie (based on the book by Philip Reeve) co-written and produced by for Universal. Set thousands of years in the future, Earth’s cities now roam the globe on huge wheels, devouring each other in a struggle over diminishing resources. On one of these massive Traction Cities, Tom Natsworthy has an unexpected encounter with a mysterious young woman from the Outlands, who will change the course of his life forever. Mortal Engines is the first in a planned series of based on Reeve’s novels. Sheehan most recently produced and starred in Charlie Belleville’s independent feature Jet Trash as a hedonistic backpacker opposite Sofia Boutella, Osy Ikhile and Craig Parkinson. Sheehan’s filmography also includes David Blair’s The Messenger with Joely Richardson, Moonwalkers with and Ron Perlman and ’The Road Within, in which he stars as a man with Tourette’s syndrome opposite and Zoe Kravitz. Additional credits include Dean Devlin’s , the Italian holocaust drama Anita B, The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, Killing , co-starring Ben Barnes, Season of the Witch with and Perlman andCherrybomb, opposite Grint. For television, Sheehan will next appear on the second season of “Genius: Picasso” (National Geographic, April 24). Sheehan plays ‘Carlos Casagemas’, a Spanish art student and poet who was one of Picasso’s closest friends. Sheehan is currently shooting “The Umbrella Academy,” a live-action series based on the popular graphic novels by Gerard Way and illustrated by Gabriel Ba for Netflix. The story follows the estranged members of a dysfunctional family of superheroes known as the Umbrella Academy as they work together to solve their father’s mysterious death while coming apart at the seams due to their divergent personalities and

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abilities. Ellen Page co-stars with Sheehan, who plays ‘Klaus’ (Sheehan), a drug addict and disarming pleaser who is seemingly everyone’s friend, but will rob you blind without thinking twice. Sheehan most recently co-starred in the second season of ’s acclaimed Arctic thriller “Fortitude” alongside Dennis Quaid, Michelle Fairley, , Richard Dormer and Luke Treadaway. Set in the Arctic town of Fortitude, season two explores explosive events that include a fresh murder that rocks the community and plunges it into turmoil. Sheehan first received wide acclaim and a 2011 BAFTA nomination for “Misfits,” the E4 drama that follows five juvenile offenders engaged in community service who discover superpowers following a lightning storm. For the first two seasons, Sheehan starred as sarcastic, witty ‘Nathan Young’, a young criminal who attains immortality after the storm. “Misfits” received the BAFTA for Drama Series for its premiere season. He later starred for three seasons in RTÉ One’s acclaimed crime drama “Love/Hate,” directed by David Caffrey. Sheehan portrayed ‘Darren Tracy’, a young criminal who returns to Dublin after fleeing to Spain to avoid gun possession charges. Upon his return, Darren’s brother Robbie is released from prison and shot outside a newsstand. Catastrophic events ignite tension among the drug gang, and family, friends and the community must grapple with the consequences. Sheehan was twice nominated for Best Actor in a Lead Role by the Irish Film & Television Academy for his work in the series. “Love/Hate” is currently available on Netflix. In 2008, Sheehan landed the role of BJ, an elusive male prostitute in “Red Riding,” ’s adaptation of David Peace’s cult noir novels set in Yorkshire during the 1970s and 1980s. The BAFTA Award-winning trilogy (directed by Julian Jarrold, Academy Award-winner James Marsh and Anand Tucker), features Sheehan alongside Andrew Garfield, Rebecca Hall, Michelle Dockery, Sean Bean, David Morrissey, and Peter Mullan. In the US, IFC released “Red Riding” theatricaly. Sheehan’s television credits also include “Me and Mrs. Jones” (BBC), the ABC telefilm “The Borrowers,” directed by Tom Harper (“Peaky Blinders”) and starring and Stephen Fry, the miniseries “Young Blades” (as Louis XIV), ITV’s “Rock Rivals” and “Foreign Exchange.” On stage, Sheehan most recently starred as ‘Richard III’ in “The Wars of the Roses” at the Rose Theatre Kingston, a gripping distillation of four of Shakespeare’s history plays, directed by Sir , one of the world’s great Shakespearian interpreters. A spectacular theatrical event not seen since it was first produced at the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1963 by & John Barton, “The Wars of the Roses” explores one of the most tumultuous and intriguing periods of British history — the 15th century conflict between the Houses of York and Lancaster for the throne of England. A tale of feuding families, murderous kings and adulterous queens, scheming and betrayal, revolts and battles, “The Wars of the Roses” chronicles the final struggle for power in medieval England. Previously, Sheehan starred on London’s West End in ’s 2011 production of J.M. Synge’s comedy “The Playboy of the Western World” at . Born in County Laois, Ireland, Sheehan landed his first professional gig in Aisling Walsh’s feature Song For A Raggy Boy at age fourteen.

CARLITO OLIVERO (Derek Sandoval) Carlos Olivero, better known as Carlito Olivero, was born in Chicago, Illinois and is of Puerto Rican and Mexican decent. He can be seen next in Bad Samaritan, the next film from Dean Devlin's Electric Entertainment that Devlin is set to direct himself. Carlito will star opposite David Tennant and Robert Sheehan as the role of ‘Derek Hamilton’. Known for his series regular role on the successful Hulu series “East Los High,” Olivero recently wrapped another called Blood Heist, starring and produced by James Franco. In 2012, Olivero appeared in a main role in We The Party, a film written and directed by Mario Van Peebles.

Also a talented musician, Carlito signed with the Sony/BMG recording group The New Menudo. The members were chosen after nationwide auditions and a 10-episode reality show that was also shown on MTV. The group continued for two years starting in 2007 with their debut singles "Lost" and "More Than Words". In 2013, Carlito went on to become a finalist on season 3 of the hit show “X-Factor.” He was mentored by singer

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Paulina Rubio. A platinum selling artist, he recently released his second album "Dreams Don’t Become Reality While Sleeping Volume 2".

Carlito is currently starring in the Lionsgate/YouTube Red series “Step Up: High Water,” based off the hit franchise movies. The show is created and written by Holly Sorensen and debuted on January 31st, 2018. He enjoys keeping in touch with his fans and has over 100K followers on social media.

KERRY CONDON (Katie) First seen in the Oscar nominated film Angela’s Ashes, Irish actress Kerry Condon has garnered much praise for her numerous roles in some of ’s most talked about films, including The Last Station, which was nominated for two Academy Awards. Praised for the casts’ “spellbinding performances,” Condon proved that she can hold her own amidst such great actors such as and . For two complete seasons, Condon brought the ancient city of Rome to life in Bruno Heller’s HBO series “Rome.” Playing ‘Octavia of the Julii,’ she helped the show win four in 2006 and a Golden Globe Nomination in the category of Outstanding Television Series – Drama. Condon has been recurring for 4 seasons on the hit AMC series "Better Call Saul" as ‘Stacey Ehrmantraut.’ She also starred in 2012 HBO show “Luck” opposite Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte, directed by Michael Mann. Condon voices the role of ‘Friday’ for : Civil War and Avengers: Age of Ultron, Spiderman: Homecoming and the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War. She was seen on the big screen in Dom Hemingway opposite Jude Law and played ‘Pamela’ in Martin McDonagh’s Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. She was also seen in The Weinstein Company’s This Must Be The Place starring and Frances McDormand, the Oscar-winning short film The Shore starring opposite Ciarán Hinds, The Runaway, Unleashed, and Intermission. She portrayed ‘Kate Kelly’ in the 2003 film . Upcoming films include Dean Devlin's Bad Samaritan, Indifferent Women, and Dreamland opposite Margot Robbie. On stage and at the ripe age of 19, Condon originated the role of ‘Mairead’ in the “The Lieutenant of Inishmore” by Martin McDonagh which she performed at The Royal Shakespeare Company and The Atlantic Theatre Company in New York. For this production she recorded the song, “The Patriot Game” with The Pogues. In the same year, she played the role of ‘Ophelia’ in “Hamlet,” making her the youngest actress to ever play that role for the Royal Shakespeare Company. In 2009, she appeared in another play by Martin McDonagh called “The Cripple of Inishmaan” for which she won a Lucille Lortel award and a Drama Desk award.

JACQUELINE BYERS (Riley Seabrook) Jacqueline Byers grew up in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. She graduated from Queens University with a BA-honors and has been acting professionally ever since. She is best known for recurring on Showtime’s “Roadies,” playing ‘Bonnie Parker’ on “Timeless,” and starring in the SyFy miniseries “Ascension.”

She currently stars on the CBS series “Salvation.”

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PRODUCTION BIOS

DEAN DEVLIN Director/Producer An acclaimed writer, producer and director of blockbuster films and highly-rated television projects, Dean Devlin serves as chairman and CEO of Electric Entertainment, the full-service film, television, worldwide sales & distribution company, and studio he founded in May 2001, which also houses Electric Post, a state-of-the-art digital effects and post production facility.

Over the last twenty-five years, Devlin has been a prolific provider of crowd pleasing film and television fare, including producing and co-writing some of the most successful feature films of all time - - Stargate, and Independence Day -- which grossed more than $800 million worldwide. Devlin recently completed production as Executive Producer and Showrunner on the fourth season of TNT's The Librarians”, which premiered in 2014 and stars , Rebecca Romijn and John Larroquette.

Also under the Electric banner, Devlin produced Flyboys, Eight-Legged Freaks, Cellular and the critically acclaimed documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? Just prior to forming Electric Entertainment, Devlin produced the Mel Gibson period drama, The Patriot, which was nominated for three Academy Awards® and earned Gibson a People’s Choice Award for Best Actor.

In television, Devlin executive-produced five seasons of the fan favorite “Leverage”, the action-packed TNT series starring Oscar®-winner Timothy Hutton. Devlin also executive-produced three Librarian movies of the week for TNT, starring Noah Wyle, the success of which led to the “Librarians” series. In 2005, along with Bryan Singer, he executive produced the Emmy-winning SyFy project ”The Triangle.”

Electric has recently entered the domestic distribution space and has released Rob Reiner’s historical biopic LBJ starring Woody Harrelson as well as The Book of Love starring Jason Sudeikis, Jessica Biel and Maisie Williams.

BRANDON BOYCE Writer Brandon Boyce was born in Staunton, Virginia. He graduated from The Pembroke Hill School in Kansas City, MO., and earned a B.A. in English from State University, .

As a screenwriter, his past films include Apt Pupil, (based on the novella by Stephen King), Wicker Park and Venom. He also adapted the Thomas Thompson true-crime classic, Serpentine, for . He was the first screenwriter to adapt any of Lee Child’s “Jack Reacher” novels with his screenplay for Killing Floor.

For television, he adapted the international best-selling novel, “Let The Right One In,” for series.

He is the author of two critically acclaimed Western novels, “Here By The Bloods” and “Storm’s Thunder,” and will soon begin work on the third installment of the “Harlan Two-Trees Trilogy.” His next novel is a contemporary crime-thriller. His short fiction has appeared in several literary journals.

As an actor, he played ‘Jim Rivaldo’, advisor to Sean Penn’s ‘Harvey Milk’ in Milk, (SAG Award nominee for Best Performance by a Cast). In addition to his performance in Bad Samaritan as FBI agent ‘Vaughn Elliot’, he has also appeared regularly on the MTV series “Teen Wolf”, and in numerous commercials. He began his theatrical career at The Virginia Stage Company in “A Christmas Carol” and has appeared on stage at McCarter Theater and numerous regional theaters. In Los Angeles he appeared with Gregory Harrison and William Atherton in

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the award-winning revival of “Child’s Play” at the Coast Playhouse. He studied at Playhouse West and McCarter Theater.

RACHEL OLSCHAN-WILSON Producer Rachel Olschan-Wilson is co-founder and partner at Dean Devlin’s Electric Entertainment and has been with the company since its inception in 2001. She served as co-producer on the Dean Devlin-helmed science fiction , Geostorm, starring which was released by Warner Bros. in October of 2017. She is also the co-executive producer of the TNT one-hour drama “The Librarians” starring Noah Wyle, Rebecca Romijn, and John Larroquette. The series opened as Cable’s Most Watched Debut of 2014, and premiered its fourth season in December 2017. She is also executive producer of the fantasy/adventure series “The Outpost” which began production in January 2018.

Olschan-Wilson was also the co-executive producer on the fifth season of “Leverage,” TNT’s one-hour drama series starring Academy Award winner® Timothy Hutton and was co-producer on the show’s previous 4 seasons. Prior to that, Olschan-Wilson served as co-producer on TNT’s third installment of The Librarian TV movie franchise titled The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice starring Noah Wyle and on the second installment of the franchise, The Librarian: Return to King Solomon’s Mine. Olschan-Wilson also co- executive produced the micro-series “Blank Slate,” which premiered on TNT in fall 2008. She also co-produced Electric’s first documentary, Who Killed The Electric Car?, which premiered at the 2006 and was purchased by Sony Pictures Classics. It was released in June of 2006 to much critical acclaim.

Olschan-Wilson associate produced the feature film Flyboys, starring James Franco, Martin Henderson, and Jean Reno and directed by Tony Bill, which was released in September of 2006. She also served as associate producer on the Sci-Fi Channel mini-series “The Triangle” starring Lou Diamond Phillips, Eric Stoltz, and Catherine Bell and executive produced by Dean Devlin and Bryan Singer, which aired in December of 2005. Olschan-Wilson was the associate producer on TNT’s original movie, The Librarian: Quest for the Spear, which was cable television’s highest rated movie of 2004.

Before Electric Entertainment, Olschan-Wilson began her long partnership with Dean Devlin while he and were at Sony Pictures Entertainment with their Centropolis shingle.

MARK ROSKIN Producer As a founding partner of Electric Entertainment, Marc Roskin has been a driving force behind the company's award-winning television and feature film production. Since opening Electric's doors with Dean Devlin in 2001, Roskin has developed and produced each of the company's features including the critically acclaimed Who Killed the Electric Car?, Flyboys and Cellular.

In Electric's television division, Roskin helped create and executive produce 2004's highest rated cable movie, The Librarian: Quest for the Spear, as well as its two sequels and the spin-off television series, “The Librarians.” Roskin executive produces and directs the series, which is now in its fourth season on TNT. He was at the helm of TNT's People's Choice Award-winning series “Leverage,” for which he executive produced and directed more than 20 episodes. In addition, he has executive produced Syfy's six-hour miniseries “The Triangle,” TNT's micro series “Blank Slate” and independently directed episodes of “Covert Affairs,” “Burn Notice,” “Common Law,” “Dallas,” “The Glades,” “Killer Women,” “Graceland,” “Sleepy Hollow,” and “Krypton.”

Roskin produced and directed second unit on Dean Devlin's feature directorial debut, Geostorm, the Warner Brothers epic disaster movie starring Gerard Butler.

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Prior to founding Electric Entertainment, Roskin was senior vice president at Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin's production company, Centropolis Entertainment. There, he was instrumental in the development and production of films such as Godzilla, The Patriot, Eight Legged Freaks and The Thirteenth Floor.

BRANDON LAMBDIN Executive Producer/UPM Brandon W Lambdin was raised on the beautiful island of Kauai in the state of Hawaii, starting his career working various jobs on films, commercials, and TV projects that used the tropical landscape to tell their stories. It was in 1990 that he decided to leave paradise and purse a career in film and television. He has extensive knowledge and hands on experience working in front of or behind the camera for over 27 years, working all over the world with some of the most critically acclaimed and award-winning directors and producers.

Brandon has had the privilege of being part of films such as Mike Nichols Primary Colors, Steve Zaillian’s A Civil Action, John Woo’s Face Off, Ed Zwick’s Academy Award nominated Blood Diamond, Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, Christopher Nolan’s Academy Award nominated The Dark Knight and Inception – both of which earned Brandon a nomination for best Directorial team from the Directors Guild of America – as well as The Dark Knight Rises and Interstellar.

Brandon’s most recent credits include Denis Villenueve’s Blade Runner 2049 and Matt Reeve’s War for the Planet of the Apes.

CARSTEN H.W. LORENZ Executive Producer Carsten Lorenz has been active in the film industry for 25 years. From his start producing Roland Emmerich's (Independence Day, Day After Tomorrow) early films back in Germany, he has produced a string of highly acclaimed and very successful motion pictures, such as the US # 1 box office hits The grudge, Boogeyman, the cult hit and dvd/video sensation Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle and the hugely successful sequel “Harold & Kumar – Escape From Guantanamo Bay” - as well as Wim Wenders 2005 Cannes Competition Entry Don’t Come Knocking, the sci-fi epic Tekken as well as the Dean Koontz adaptation Odd Thomas (directed by Steve Sommers, Van Helsing, GI Joe) and most recently Matthew McConaughey and ’s Serenity.

In the 90's Mr. Lorenz helped pave the way for dozens of international co-productions as President and CEO of German Financing giant Senator. Among dozens of others Lorenz oversaw Oscar nominated films such as Neil Jordan's Crying Game and Peter Jackson's Heavenly Creatures.

Throughout his career, Mr. Lorenz has successfully worked with companies such as New Line Cinema, Miramax, Sony Pictures, Warner Brothers, 20th Century Fox, and Sony Classics. He resides in Los Angeles, where he mentors directors, financiers and producers, and guides them to great industry success.

DAVID CONNELL, ASC Director of Photography With over 40 years in the industry, David Connell got his start at 17 as a film loader working for the Australian production company Crawford Productions. As that company grew, so did the demand for personnel, so at 19 David became the cinematographer on a top rating TV series, which led to the HBO miniseries “The Rivers Run.” At 24 he photographed his first Hollywood movie, The Aviator. Flying between the USA, Australia, Asia, and Europe, David has photographer more than 20 feature films, 20 miniseries, 20 TV movies, 10 TV series, and over 10 pilots – winning numerous awards along the way including a cable A.C.E. award. David began his relationship with Electric Entertainment over 12 years ago shooting the miniseries “The Triangle” in South

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Africa. Since then, he has worked with Electric Entertainment on numerous pilots, all five seasons of the hit show “Leverage,” four seasons of “The Librarians,” and the Dean Devlin helmed feature Bad Samaritan.

BRIAN GONOSEY Editor Southern California native Brian Gonosey, has over two-decades of professional experience in both production and post-production, beginning his editorial career by installing a new digital NLE system for the commercial production company he was working for at the time. From that moment on, he was hooked on post-production and anything he could edit, he would.

After working as an Assistant Editor for commercials and music videos, Brian got the opportunity to edit multiple long-form docu-dramas for Discovery and Science Channels. Following his documentary work, Brian was brought onboard to Dean Devlin’s pilot episode of “Leverage” to assist with the creation of an all- under-one-roof workflow. He ended up editing four seasons of the series and began an over ten-year relationship with Devlin’s Electric Entertainment. He considers his work on all four seasons of TNT’s “The Librarians” one of his proudest professional achievements.

In the past year, Brian earned a credit for his work as an Additional Editor on the feature film The Book of Love, starring Jessica Biel and Jason Sudeikis. Additionally, Brian just wrapped his first feature as Lead Editor on Dean Devlin’s Bad Samaritan, a thriller starring David Tennant, as well as ongoing work in the commercial, web and branded content world.

JOSEPH LODUCA Music Two-time Emmy Award winning composer Joseph LoDuca is no stranger to large orchestral action, adventure, fantasy, and thriller music. LoDuca composed the music for Turner Network Television’s Leverage (for Dean Devlin) director ’s Trilogy, and the Starz Entertainment series Spartacus (produced by Raimi/Tapert/Donen and Steven DeKnight).

Joseph’s extensive work for television is highlighted by “: Warrior Princess” (Emmy winner), “” (Emmy winner), and “Hercules: The Legendary Journeys.”

Internationally, his films include Brotherhood of the Wolf (César nominee for Best Score) and Saint Ange. LoDuca also scored the film Patagonia (directed by Marc Evans), which was chosen as the 2012 British entry for the Foreign Language Oscar. The project included song collaborations with pop artist Duffy and operatic baritone Bryn Terfel.

In 2017, his broadcast work included Season 4 of TNT’s “The Librarians,” Season 3 of “Ash v. Evil Dead” for Starz, and “Disjointed”, a Netflix sitcom (David Javerbaum, Chuck Lorre); two feature films--Bad Samaritan (Dean Devlin), Cult of Chucky (Don Mancini); and Pleasuredome, an 80’s-themed musical.

His varied career features operettas, musicals and theme songs, which have earned him five of his twelve Emmy nominations. He sums it all up: “I understand how to apply music to film. The sounds I discover when I work closely with a director inspire me and make my voice stronger.”

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ABOUT ELECTRIC ENTERTAINMENT Electric Entertainment is a Los Angeles-based production, distribution, and post-production company. Electric’s hit television series, “The Librarians” premiered its fourth season on December 13, 2017 and Bad Samaritan is its first wide theatrical release as a distributor.

Electric’s newly created domestic distribution division just released Rob Reiner’s historical biopic LBJ. The film stars Woody Harrelson, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Richards Jenkins, Bill Pullman and Jeffrey Donovan. The company also recently released the Tribeca Film Festival title The Book of Love starring Jason Sudeikis, Jessica Biel and Maisie Williams.

Electric’s sales division is additionally selling the international rights to Bad Samaritan, LBJ and “The Librarians” at upcoming markets including NATPE and Berlin.

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CREDITS

ELECTRIC ENTERTAINMENT

presents In association with GLOBAL PICTURES MEDIA BAD SAMARITAN

Directed by

DEAN DEVLIN Written by

BRANDON BOYCE Produced by

DEAN DEVLIN Director of Photography DAVID CONNELL, ACS Production Designer NATE JONES Editor BRIAN GONOSEY Executive Producers BRANDON LAMBDIN CARSTEN LORENZ

Producer

MARC ROSKIN Producer

RACHEL OLSCHAN-WILSON Co-Producer

MARK FRANCO ELECTRIC ENTERTAINMENT presents

In association with GLOBAL PICTURES MEDIA,

RICHARD BARNER and CHAD DOHER

A Dean Devlin Film

DAVID TENNANT

ROBERT SHEEHAN

BAD SAMARITAN

KERRY CONDON

CARLITO OLIVERO JACQUELINE BYERS

TRACEY HEGGINS ROBERT P. NAGLE

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Casting by HEIDI LEVITT, CSA Oregon Casting by LANA VEENKER, CSA & ERYN GOODMAN, CSA Music By JOSEPH LoDUCA

Unit Production Managers BRANDON LAMBDIN ERIN EGAN

First Assistant Director GREGORY J. PAWLIK, Jr.

Second Assistant Director DEVAN LINFORTH

Sound Supervisor HUGH WADDELL

Re-Recording Mixer GREG P. RUSSELL

Cale Erendreich DAVID TENNANT Sean Falco ROBERT SHEEHAN Katie KERRY CONDON Derek Sandoval CARLITO OLIVERO Riley Seabrook JACQUELINE BYERS FBI Agent Olivia Fuller TRACEY HEGGINS Don Falco ROBERT P. NAGLE Patty Falco LORRAINE BAHR Rowan Falco JACOB RESNIKOFF Nino DAVID MEYERS Detective Wayne Bannyon TONY DOUPE Helen Leyton LISA BRENNER Jocelyn SOFIA HASMIK Officer Aguilar DELPANEAUX WILLS Sabine HANNAH BAREFOOT Mitchell DANNY BRUNO Female Cop DANA MILLICAN FBI Supervisor BRANDON BOYCE Uniform Cop DAVID HOGAN Girlfriend #1 EMILY KIMBALL Newscaster BRENDA BRAXTON FBI Agent JARED Q. MILLER Valet ALEX DONNOLO

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FBI Agent Driver LYDIA REIM Horse Trainer SAM BANGS Young Cale AUSTIN FULLARD-LEO Stunt Coordinator KENT W. LUTTRELL Stunts CHRIS CARNEL KEN CLARK LEX DAMIS MICHELLE DAMIS TOMMY GOODWIN DANIEL LOCICERO ANTHONY OH JAMES A. SMITH KYM STYS Additional Voices ROMY CUTLER-LENGY RIF HUTTON DANIELLE JUDOVITS ALEX MANDELBERG SCOTT MENVILLE JUSTIN SHENKAROW ALANA J. WEBSTER

Second Unit Director CARSTEN LORENZ Production Coordinator LIZ BRANDENBURG Assistant Production Coordinator NAOMI MICHELLE YOSPE Script Supervisor ANDY SPLETZER Costume Designer CRITTER PIERCE Property Master JOHN PEARSON-DENNING Production Sound Mixer MORGAN HOBART Second Second Assistant Directors JESSE BELLIS JAMES McCOY Art Director MICHELLE JONES Art Dept. Coordinator LAUREN ITO Art Dept. Assistant FELICIA MAUNU Set Decorator BENJAMIN HAYDEN Set Designer JASON RAINES Leadman JASON BEVERIDGE Set Decorator Buyers JENELLE GIORDANO KATHERINE ISOM VANESSA KNOLL On Set Dresser SAM D. ROSS Set Dressers ANTOINE BUROSSE ISAAC HAYDEN DANIEL NISLEY A Camera/Steadicam Operator GARY CAMP Camera Operators PHIL ANDERSON NORBERT KALUZA

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MATT MORIARTY Drone Operator SCOTT BONES Drone Camera Operator MICHAEL GREENMAN Drone Technician ADAM BAILEY 1st Assistant Camera KYRIL CVETKOV RONNIE DENNIS JUSTIN O’SHAUGHNESSY BOB WEBECK 2nd Assistant Camera MICHAEL CROCKETT DEVIN GREENMAN HOLLIE METRICK MADISON ROWLEY Boom Operator HEIDI DuBOSE Cable Puller JULIAN GRIJALVA Playback Graphic Supervisor DEREK FREDERICKSON Playback Graphic Designer CLARK STANTON Still Photographers JAMES CLARK SCOTT GREEN ALLYSON RIGGS

Post Production Supervisor BENJAMIN RAYMONDJACK First Assistant Editor LANA WOLVERTON Digital Intermediate Assistant Editor JENNIFER FRANKLIN Visual Effects Assistant Editor STEVEN WANG Assistant Colorist CHAD LITTLEPAGE Dailies Assistant Editor RICK CHAPMAN Post Production Assistant BRENDAN VOGT Data Wrangler ISAIAH LEIVA

Re-Recording Mixer WARREN HENDRIKS Sound Editor JAMES GALLIVAN Music Editor SCOTT FRANCISCO Sound Designer MARK HAILSTONE Engineer BILL RITTER Mix Stage Recordist BRITTANY ELLIS Sound Service ANDY BRISEÑO

Gaffer NEIL HOLCOMB Best Boy Electric JEREMIAH SKENDER Set Lighting Technicians JASON CAMPBELL KEVIN COZAD SCOTTY FRAZER MICHAEL MENLOW RICK MITCHELL RANDY TIMMERMAN Key Grip ART BARTELS

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Best Boy Grip BRIAN SHOTZBARGER Dolly Grip TODD NICODEMUS Company Grips SHANE KLUM KEEGAN LARSON CLAY MALECKA MARK TOMLINSON Costume Supervisor ALISON CARLOS Set Costumer SIERRA ROBINSON Seamstress JACQUELINE DAVIS Makeup Department Head CHRISTINA KORTUM Makeup Artists STEPHANIE JUNE JOHNSON EVA LOHSE Hair Department Head AUTUMN SANDERS Hair Stylist DUSTI LEON-VERMILLION Locations Manager ROBERT WARBERG Key Assistant Locations Managers ROGER FAIRES ANDREW TICER DAVID WICHERT Assistant Locations Manager KEVIN FINDTNER Assistant Property Manager SEAN FONG Property Assistants GREG McMICKLE DREW PINNIGER Special Effects Coordinator BILL BOGGS Special Effects Technicians TYLER BOGGS TJ BROWN LUKE BURKHARDT CHRIS COLEMAN WAYNE EATON JIM JAEGER DAVE KOENIG SCHUYLER TELLEEN Lead Model Maker CHRISTOPHER HERNDON Model Makers JOHN HERNDON JOHN KIRKLEY Construction Coordinator DEAN ROBERTS Construction Foreman JARRED DECKER Location Foreman DANIEL LaCLERGUE Lead Scenic ELLEN LEPINSKI Labor Gangboss RICK LEPINSKI Propmakers ALEX FULMOR RAYMOND LOVASZ SW PATTERSON BUDDY ROSENBERG BRAD SABY DAVID H. THORPE MIKE YOCHIM

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Set Painters DAN W. BATES CHARLES DANIELS ROBYN RIVERS JULIA WELLS SCANLON CRYSTAL SHADE KARI E. VANSICKEL Production Accountant COLLEEN MARTINEZ Production Counsel GREG S. BERNSTEIN First Assistant Accountant RYAN VAN RIPER Payroll Accountant PAM SCHOEN Accounting Clerk PASCALINE LEFEBVRE Travel Secretary STEPHEN McDANIEL Production Assistants BRIAN BROSE MASON FRANCO SHANNON O’CONNOR HANNAH POWERS LAUREL REID JACK ROACH MAGDALENE SERPA BETH VANDER HOUWEN Casting Assistant MARIN HOPE Oregon Casting Associate RANIELLE GRAY Extras Casting BILL MARINELLA Extras Casting Associate SUSAN FUNK Assistant to Mr. Devlin NATALIE MASCIALE Assistant to Mr. Roskin CYNTHIA HAJJ Assistant to Ms. Olschan-Wilson HANNAH KREGER Producers’ Assistant CORINA BURKE Transportation Coordinator BART HEIMBURGER Transportation Captain MATTHEW KARCHESKY Picture Car Coordinator DAVID NORRIS Transportation Drivers VICTORIA ‘MISCHA’ AUSTRENG ROBERT J. BOYLE JEFFERSON BRASSFIELD JESSE JUSTIN BROOKE JUSTIN DURRIE MARK ‘SPARKY’ HALESTON GREG HIGGINS TRACY HOLLIDAY GRADY HUGHES WALTER KOVACH SAMUEL McMAHAN THOMAS PLATT GARY W. ROBERTS LEONARD ROMIE LAURA STRIDE

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SEAN TICHENOR JENNIFER WALKER LOGAN K. WELCH RICK WILEY Set Medics MICHAEL FINE TAYLOR SAXON Catering McGUFFIN CATERING Craft Services KAITLIN “CHUCK” COPENSPIRE RACHEL LIPSEY AARON WARD KATHY WARD

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Visual Effects Production Manager CAREY GOSA Compositors KILYOUNG BAEK CAITLIN CONTENT DERICK DRESSEL BRAD KALINOSKI MIYUKI SANCHEZ BEN SUMNER MAKANA SYLVA 3D Modeler FORREST ARNOLD Roto TINATSU WALLACE

ELECTRIC ENTERTAINMENT ADMINISTRATION

Chief Operating Officer DIONNE McNEFF Chief Financial Officer JEFF GONZALEZ Assistants to Ms. McNeff and Mr. Gonzalez JAHAN DJO ALAYNA HEIM Vice President of Development BEN KIM Head of Domestic Sales STEVE SALTMAN Assistant to Mr. Kim and Mr. Saltman SEAN ASHWORTH Head of International Distribution SONIA MEHANDJIYSKA SVP International Distribution & Co-Production NOLAN PIELAK Worldwide Distribution Services Manager NICOLE LOOPER Marketing Manager JAMIE SCHNEIDER International Distribution Coordinator CHRISTIANA SANTOS SVP Business & Legal Affairs CRAIG GATES Manager of Business & Legal Affairs STERLING DAVIS

Score Conducted by JUDD MAHER Orchestrator NATHAN HOFHEINS Score Recorded by GLEN NIEBAUR Assistant Recording Engineer CHASE TAYLOR

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Score Mixed by FOREST CHRISTIANSON Electronic Music Programmed and Performed by JOSEPH LoDUCA Engineer for LoDuca Music JOSHUA MATHEWS Temp Music Editor TOM MILANO

"We Like To Party" Written by Jarrel Young, Waqaas Hashmi, & John Sztrikacs Performed by Young Wolf Hatchlings Courtesy of FameCity Group Inc By arrangement with Cutting Edge Group

Special Thanks The State of Oregon Governor Kate Brown The City of Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler Multnomah County Gordon Sondland Legion M

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