Mercy Streets 2000  PG-13, 106 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Jon Gunn
Cast: Eric Roberts, David A.R. White, Cynthia Watros, Shiek Mahmud-Bey, Lawrence Taylor, Stacy Keach, Robert LaSardo, Lisa Furst, Kevin Downes, Koji Kataoka, John Mann, Michael Villani, Robert Lyon Rasner, Brian C. Bennetts, Jon Gunn
Orphaned twins–John and Jeremiah (both roles played by David White)–have taken diverse paths. John is an embittered ex-con who tries to double-cross his former partner, Rome (Eric Roberts). When plans go awry, Rome mistakes Jeremiah for John and kidnaps him. John, in turn, stays undercover by pretending to be Jeremiah who is just days away from his ordination as an Episcopal priest.
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My Date with Drew 2003  PG, 90 min.
Genre: Documentary / Comedy
Director: Jon Gunn, Brian Herzlinger, Brett Winn
Cast: Brian Herzlinger, John Mann, Lily Rains
Ever since he saw her in "E.T." when he was a boy, Brian Herzlinger (playing himself) has had a crush on Drew Barrymore. Now 27 years old, broke, aspiring filmmaker Brian buys a Circuit City video camera with a 30-day return guarantee and sets off with his friends to film a date with Drew (played by Lily Rains) that must take place before the camera's warranty expires.
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| 1. Mercy Streets (2000)
2. My Date with Drew (2003)
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