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Coming Of Age | Martial Arts
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Independent Theatrical FamilyChildren Film | 2015
Budget 1,500,000 USD
Don Wilson initially turned the film down after it was pitched to him by his brother, producer James E. Wilson. Don was apprehensive about starring in a family film and about director Michael Baumgarten's inexperience in the action genre.
Casting Matthew Ziff as the bully was initially met with resistance by some of the producers, who cited Ziff's handsomeness and reputation as a "good guy" as reasons to not cast him as a tough, unlikable character.
Don Wilson won Lifetime Achievement Award at The Melbourne Independent Film Festival in 2015.
Bill Wallace was originally set to cameo.
An open casting call in Cocoa Beach inspired director and co-writer Michael Baumgarten to write the Masters Spring Workout scene. All the participants working out with the masters are the people who auditioned in the open casting call.
"Glen: [sees Robbie washing his car] Good morning. Robbie: Morning. Glen: Did Aunt Cindy ask you to do this? Robbie: No. Glen: You know, you can wash on, wash off all you want. But you're not driving any of our cars. Robbie: I know. No wax, right?"
