Beyond the Marquee reporter Allison Tate-Cortese talks to Roy Abramsohn the star of  Randy Moore’s uniquely controversial and soon to be cult classic film; Escape from Tomorrow. In a world of fake castles and anthropomorphic rodents, an epic battle begins when an unemployed father’s sanity is challenged by a chance encounter with two underage girls on holiday. Join us as we learn some of the secrets of the film Disney is denying to acknowledge, a film shot in parts at the various Walt Disney theme-parks…without the permission of Disney. How were some of these shots achieved? What risks were involved? How close did the cast/crew get to being caught? Find out in our latest web-series exclusive interview about this twisted take on the Happiest Place on Earth. Available now on VIDEO on DEMAND at Amazon.com

Allison also had a chance to watch and review the film in advance of it’s release and shared her thoughts on it;

This film is a fantastically twisted take on the happiest place on earth. Shot on location at Disneyland and Disney World completely without permission of the Mouse Mafia or anybody officially part of the Disney kingdom. The team, lead by writer / director Randy Moore, were closer to Special Ops infiltrating the park as tourists on a central mission rather than scrambling guerrilla crew being chased out of the park. In fact, they were able to avoid the gloved grasp of the park Cast Members, until a tenacious close call on the very last park shooting days. Beyond the Marquee was able to talk with the lead Roy Abrahmson, playing the father whose grip on his relationships and his reality are crumbling all while he trying to enjoy his family vacation. The beautiful crisp black and white photography strips the technicolor Disney park palate of its punch and contributes to the unique look and story that’s sure to make this work a cult classic that reaches the hidden Mickey in us all.

ESCAPE FROM TOMORROW