Skip to content
Advertisement

Josh Duhamel, James Franco, Paula Patton Wrap Filming on Indie Thriller 'Runaway'

The indie action-thriller, directed by James C. Clayton, follows a detective protecting a runaway from a corrupt sheriff.

1 min read
Josh Duhamel, James Franco, Paula Patton Wrap Filming on Indie Thriller 'Runaway'
Photo via Deadline
Developing Story
Runaway follows veteran detective Lou Coleman (Duhamel), who takes a solitary drive into the wilderness after the death of his estranged daughter.
Plot description from Deadline
The Details
Director
James C. Clayton
Starring
Josh Duhamel, James Franco, Paula Patton
Genre
Action, Thriller

Josh Duhamel, James Franco, Paula Patton, and Summer H. Howell have wrapped filming on the new indie action-thriller "Runaway." According to Deadline, the project is directed by James C. Clayton and produced by IndustryWorks Studios.

What is the plot of 'Runaway'?

The film follows veteran detective Lou Coleman, played by Duhamel. After the death of his estranged daughter, he takes a solitary drive into the wilderness. His path changes when he chooses to protect a teenage runaway, played by Howell, who is carrying evidence of the town's crimes. This decision puts him in the crosshairs of a corrupt small-town sheriff, portrayed by Franco, and his militia.

Advertisement

Who else is in the cast and crew?

Adam Beach and Alex Essoe also star in the film. "Runaway" was written by Jason Carroll, Marc Petey, Danny Mac, and Paul Birkett. Jonnie Broi and Marc Petey produced for Play x Play Studios. Executive producers include Evan Tylor and Caterina Scrivano of IndustryWorks Studios, Keli Price of Price Productions, and Zach Steele.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is directing 'Runaway'?

James C. Clayton is directing the indie action-thriller. The film is produced by IndustryWorks Studios.

What character does James Franco play?

James Franco plays a corrupt small-town sheriff who targets the film's protagonist, detective Lou Coleman.

Who are the writers of 'Runaway'?

The film was written by Jason Carroll, Marc Petey, Danny Mac, and Paul Birkett.

The Screen Report Daily

Every story that matters in film and TV, each morning.

Free. Unsubscribe anytime. We'll email you to confirm.

More from The Screen Report

Advertisement