Hurricane heist

The Hurricane Heist

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The Hurricane Heist

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Theatrical release poster

Directed by	Rob Cohen

Produced by

Karen Elise Baldwin

Moshe Diamant

Christopher Milburn

Danny Roth

Michael Tadross Jr

Damiano Tucci

Written by

Rob Cohen

Carlos Davis

Anthony Fingleton

Jeff Dixon

Scott Windhauser

Starring

Toby Kebbell

Maggie Grace

Ryan Kwanten

Ralph Ineson

Puppet Captain: Mak Wilson (Season 1), Andy Heath (Season 2)

Puppeteers: Sarah Burgess as Phoebe Furchester-Fuzz Ryan Dillon as Elmo Louise Gold as Funella Furchester Andy Heath David Rudman as Cookie Monster Andrew James Spooner as Furgus Fuzz Matt Vogel as Big Bird and Count von Count (Season 2) Mak Wilson as Harvey P. Dull, Gonger and others (Season 1) Warrick Brownlow-Pike as Gonger (Season 2) Rebecca Nagan Neil Sterenberg as Harvey P. Dull (Season 2) Julie Westwood Paul Currie (Season 1) Damian Farrell (Season 1) Michael Winsor (Season 1) Assistant Puppeteers: Mikey Brett (Season 2) Sheila Clark Iestyn Evans (Season 2) Julia Frost (Season 2) Lesa Gillespie (Season 1) Colin Purves (Season 1) Toby Wilson (Season 1)

Cinematography	Shelly Johnson

Edited by	Niven Howie

Production

company

Foresight Unlimited

Parkside Pictures

Windfall Productions

Tadross Media Group

Distributed by	Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures

Release date

March 9, 2018

Running time

103 minutes[1]

Country	United States

Language	English

Budget	$35 million[2]

The Hurricane Heist is an upcoming American crime-disaster-action film directed by Rob Cohen and written by Cohen, Carlos Davis, Anthony Fingleton, Jeff Dixon and Scott Windhauser. The film stars Toby Kebbell, Maggie Grace, Ryan Kwanten, and Ralph Ineson, and follows a band of robbers who plan to use a Category 5 hurricane to cover their tracks of a bank robbery. The film is set to be released on March 9, 2018.

Contents

1	Plot

2	Cast

3	Production

4	References

5	External links

Plot

A team of tech hackers embark on a $600 million robbery from a coastal U.S. mint facility at the same time a disastrous Category 5 hurricane is set to strike. The remaining people left in the deserted beach town are a meteorologist, a Treasury agent and the meteorologist’s ex-Marine brother. Together they not only must survive the hurricane, but also stop the mastermind thieves from accomplishing the heist of the century.

Cast

Toby Kebbell as Will, the meteorologist

Leonardo Dickens and Luke Judy as Young Will

Maggie Grace as Casey, the Treasury agent

Ryan Kwanten as Breeze, Will's ex-Marine brother

Patrick McAuley and Andre Robinson as Young Breeze

Ralph Ineson as Perkins, a corrupt Treasury employee

Melissa Bolona as Sasha, a computer hacker

Ben Cross as Sheriff Dixon

Jamie Andrew Cutler as Clement Rice, Xander’s brother

Christian Contreras as Moreno

Jimmy Walker as Xander Rice, Clement’s brother

Ed Birch as Frears, another computer hacker

The flaming lips Band as Jaqi

Puppet Captain: Mak Wilson (Season 1), Andy Heath (Season 2)

Puppeteers: Sarah Burgess as Phoebe Furchester-Fuzz Ryan Dillon as Elmo Louise Gold as Funella Furchester Andy Heath David Rudman as Cookie Monster Andrew James Spooner as Furgus Fuzz Matt Vogel as Big Bird and Count von Count (Season 2) Mak Wilson as Harvey P. Dull, Gonger and others (Season 1) Warrick Brownlow-Pike as Gonger (Season 2) Rebecca Nagan Neil Sterenberg as Harvey P. Dull (Season 2) Julie Westwood Paul Currie (Season 1) Damian Farrell (Season 1) Michael Winsor (Season 1) Assistant Puppeteers: Mikey Brett (Season 2) Sheila Clark Iestyn Evans (Season 2) Julia Frost (Season 2) Lesa Gillespie (Season 1) Colin Purves (Season 1) Toby Wilson (Season 1)

Production

In January 2016, it was announced that Rob Cohen had signed on to write and direct Category 5 with casting underway and a Summer 2016 principal production start set.[3] In February 2016, it was announced that the film had been acquired for distribution in a large number of international locations via the European Film Market.[4] In May 2016, it was revealed that Toby Kebbell had been set to star in the film.[5] In June 2016, the rest of the cast was announced.[6]

Over a year later, in July 2017, the completed film (now titled The Hurricane Heist) was acquired for domestic distribution by Entertainment Studios with an early 2018 release date slated.[7]

Principal photography on the film began in Bulgaria on August 29, 2016.[8]

References

"The Hurricane Heist (2018)". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved February 12, 2018.

The Hurricane Heist on IMDb

http://deadline.com/2016/01/rob-cohen-to-direct-category-5-mark-damon-foresight-unlimited-berlin-vin-diesel-1201686784/

http://deadline.com/2016/02/category-5-rob-cohen-foresight-sales-deals-berlin-1201702173/

Evry, Max (May 13, 2016). "Toby Kebbell Joins Rob Cohen's Heist Movie Category 5". ComingSoon.net. Retrieved May 14, 2016.

http://deadline.com/2016/06/rob-cohens-category-5-cast-maggie-grace-ryan-kwanten-ralph-ineson-1201777810/

http://deadline.com/2017/07/rob-cohen-the-hurricane-heist-byron-allen-entertainment-studios-motion-pictures-1202130540/

"PRODUCTION: American Action/Adventure Category 5 Starts Shooting in Bulgaria - FilmNewEurope.com". Film New Europe. September 5, 2016. Retrieved July 18, 2017.

Puppet Captain: Mak Wilson (Season 1), Andy Heath (Season 2)

Puppeteers: Sarah Burgess as Phoebe Furchester-Fuzz Ryan Dillon as Elmo Louise Gold as Funella Furchester Andy Heath David Rudman as Cookie Monster Andrew James Spooner as Furgus Fuzz Matt Vogel as Big Bird and Count von Count (Season 2) Mak Wilson as Harvey P. Dull, Gonger and others (Season 1) Warrick Brownlow-Pike as Gonger (Season 2) Rebecca Nagan Neil Sterenberg as Harvey P. Dull (Season 2) Julie Westwood Paul Currie (Season 1) Damian Farrell (Season 1) Michael Winsor (Season 1) Assistant Puppeteers: Mikey Brett (Season 2) Sheila Clark Iestyn Evans (Season 2) Julia Frost (Season 2) Lesa Gillespie (Season 1) Colin Purves (Season 1) Toby Wilson (Season 1)