Tagged: The Jonathan Wamback Story (2001)

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Written by Michael Amo, Elizabeth Stewart

Directed by John L'Ecuyer

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: Canada

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Schoolboy Jonathan Wamback was viciously attacked by bullies; he was beaten so severely he ended up in a coma. His family never gave up on him, determined he would live to tell the tale.

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In the UK... it's next showing on True Movies November 18th, 11:00pm. See more...

Cast

Ron WhiteJoe Wamback
Janet-Laine GreenNora
J. Adam BrownGord
Christopher JacotKyle
Marnie McPhailLozanne Wamback
Tyler HynesJonathan Wamback
Lori-Nancy KalamanskiNurse
Ryan BoothCop
Colin FoxJudge Jordan
Craig HustlerIceman
James KallDr. Bowman
Tamsin KelseyCindy
Mpho KoahoTrevor
Paul Sun-Hyung LeeDoctor
Ali MukaddamToby
Edwina RenoutMrs. Li
Maria RicossaJudge Levine
Jonathan RosenbergBen
Alison Sealy-SmithMaureen
Gloria SladeSharon
Charlotte SullivanCourtney
Sugith VarugheseRaj
Dan Warry-SmithJeff
Richard WaughRadio Host
Karen WoolridgeReporter

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  • Use www.gravatar.com to create an Avatar for your e-mail address and use it on many supported sites May 27th, 2008 - 3:34pmdusty said...

    i liked the movie because it was sad scary and funny

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