Rhys Darby, Tre Hale, Baron Vaughn & Vivian Bang To Topline Brent Bishop Dramedy ‘Song Of The Bigfoot’
deadline.comEXCLUSIVE: Tre Hale (Platonic), Baron Vaughn (Grace and Frankie), Vivian Bang (White Rabbit) and Rhys Darby (Our Flag Means Death) have wrapped in Oregon on Song of the Bigfoot, an indie dramedy written and directed by Brent Bishop, in his feature debut, in which they play lead roles.
Others in the cast include Brenda Strong (Desperate Housewives) and newcomer Emily McEnroe (Ryan Murphy’s Monsters). The film is described as an uplifting tale about three lovably quirky Bigfoot seekers (Hale, Vaughn & Bang) who become desperately lost in the wilderness and are thrust into a life-and-death ordeal.
They soon realize they’ve also been lost in life, and must not only save themselves, but commit to a life worth saving. Clinging to the wisdom of their Bigfoot Society’s eccentric, long-lost founder (Darby), and the guidance of its current matriarch (Strong), the trio wrestle with past traumas, personal demons, and lost loves (McEnroe) to find their way home and rediscover the song in their hearts.
Pic’s producers include Sutton McKee, Alexis Cohen, Jacqueline Gault, and Bishop for Sparkle Whale Productions. Bishop also penned the score.
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