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Phone a Clone

12 minutes | Family | 2004 | United States of America

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Tagline

Need an Extra pair of hands? Just Phone a Clone.

Synopsis

Ladies, does this sound familiar? You're making breakfast for your family, your husband is yelling at you that he can’t find his keys. Instead of eating, your son is doing his homework that he didn’t finish the night before and wants you to tell him what the square root of Pi is, your daughter is yelling at you because the peach blouse she just has to wear to school today is still in the dirty clothes hamper, and the baby has decided that the kitchen wall looks much better with his cereal on it. Well how long does this go on before you finally reach your breaking point and scream “Enough! I’m doing the best I can, there’s only one of me!”

Well that doesn’t have to be the case any longer. Now when you need that extra pair of hands, or when you need to meet that deadline, or anytime you’re at the end of your rope and are ready to use it to strangle your family, you can just call us at Phone a Clone.

  • Directed by
    Charles White
  • Written by
    Charles White
    Cynthia White
  • Produced by
    Cynthia White
    Charles White
  • Phone a Clone Website
Directed by: Charles White
Written by: Charles White
Cynthia White
Produced by: Cynthia White
Charles White

Cast

Bart: Carey McElroy
Dominique: Dolores Clark
Young Bob: Anthony Balch
Dad: Tom O'connell
Kern Wassan: Vanessa Nayman
Neighbor: Teresa Nayman
Bruce: Andy Willison
Gordon: Chris Willison
William: Veronica Speak
Mayor's Assistant: Veronica Speak's Clone
JT: 1st Van Driver
Dom: 2nd Van Driver
Candice: Steady Boyfriend
Jason: Irresistable Hunk
Perry: Poker Buddy
Nurse Katherine: Poker Buddy
the Young Man: Poker Buddy
his Mother: Poker Buddy
the Maidservant: Poker Buddy

Crew

: Allen Berry
: Stan Tankersley
: Cynthia Whiite
: Charles Whiite
: Allen Berry
: Stan Tankersley

Most of the character names come from the real world of cloning. Dolly the sheep was the 1st well known cloned animal so our 1st testimonial comes from Dolly Lamb. As dolly the sheep grew to adulthood she became a giant, so this too is touched on in the film. Of course the world was soon to find out that the French group the "Raelians" had been cloning things for years and had infact already cloned a human baby.... while the cloned child was never revealed to the public we felt it only appropriate to pay homage and name our announcer Ray Lee... we did resist giving him a French accent though.

  • Charles White

    Director

    Charles White