• In Deep

  • Brian Lee
  • 2012
  • Available
  • No Agent
  • Action
  • Comedy
  • 84.1
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Market: Tue, 07 Feb 2012
ManagerSidney Sherman (Rosa Entertainment)
Two guys desperate to save their jobs devise a plan to rob an amusement park.
After the newspaper they work for is shut down, two friends come up with a plan to rob a water park in order to save their jobs.
Two guys desperate to save their jobs devise a plan to rob an amusement park.
Two newspaper co-workers must rob a water park to raise the money needed to save their employer from going out of business.
Film
Film, Action, Comedy, Crime, Buddy, Heist, Drugs, Work Related
108
R
High
M
White / European
40
Average
Tower Heist, Ocean's Eleven.
1992 (1 day), Present day (A few weeks).
Waterland Employee Lounge, Sentinel Newsroom, Office, House, Burger Joint, House, Radio Shack, Go Kart Race Track, Pub, Pool Supply Store, Dive Bar, Tiki Hut Employee Lounge, Parking Lot, Security Room, Dick's Sporting Goods, Snack Shack, Hospital, Pet Shop, Jail, Employment Services Office, Warehouse Office, Smoke Shop, Waiting Room, Cemetery, Reception Hall, Locker Room, Interrogation Room, Office.
In Deep is a buddy comedy about KEVIN (20s) and CALVIN (20s), two friends that work at a newspaper (The Sentinel), where they secure advertising accounts. When they are fresh out of college, they lock in the large Waterland water park account that their boss, MR. OCONNOR (50s), handsomely rewards them for. After each receiving $50,000 bonus checks, Kevin and Calvin decide to remain loyal to The Sentinel and are still working there 20 years later (present day) when The Sentinel begins to have financial troubles.
At an employee barbecue Kevin and Calvin find out from Mr. OConnors daughter, MELINDA (30), that The Sentinel is about to be foreclosed on. Due to Mr. OConnors infamous $50,000 bonus checks, The Sentinel is $500,000 behind in payments. Assuring Melinda everything will be okay, Kevin and Calvin return to Waterland with the hopes of getting them to agree to a new only to find out Waterland has been bought out by a major corporation. The new management, CHAZ rudely rejects Kevin and Calvins sales pitch.
Kevin and Calvin return with the bad news and Mr. OConnor is forced to layoff the entire staff because he cannot afford to keep The Sentinel open. Kevin then comes up with the...