Three's a Crowd
Synopsis
Three criminals- Nathaniel (Charlie Battaglia), Bernadette (Jenna Catto) and Cletus (Zachary Voss)- in the old west cross paths in the mountains while on the run from the law, and discover that they aren't as at odd with each other as they first thought. And just as things are looking up, the law catches up to them.
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Production Budget
$300
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Justin Borland
- Screenplay & Story
- Justin Borland
- Original Title
- Three's a Crowd
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 12m
- Production Budget
- $300
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Justin Borland
Justin Borland
Justin Borland
Justin Borland, Immanuel Gonzalez, Charlie Battaglia, Jenna Catto, Zach Voss
Department Leadership Roster
Justin Borland
Director
Justin Borland
Writer
Justin Borland
Editor
Justin Borland
Producer
Immanuel Gonzalez
Producer
Charlie Battaglia
Producer
Jenna Catto
Producer
Zach Voss
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Three's a Crowd
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What is Three's a Crowd about?
Three criminals- Nathaniel (Charlie Battaglia), Bernadette (Jenna Catto) and Cletus (Zachary Voss)- in the old west cross paths in the mountains while on the run from the law, and discover that they aren't as at odd with each other as they first thought. And just as things are looking up, the law catches up to them.
Who directed Three's a Crowd?
Three's a Crowd was directed by Justin Borland.
Who stars in Three's a Crowd?
The principal cast of Three's a Crowd includes Charlie Battaglia, Jenna Catto, Zach Voss, Immanuel Gonzalez.
When was Three's a Crowd released and how long is it?
Three's a Crowd was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 12m.