The Imposter Page #8

Synopsis: The Imposter deals with the lifestyle and subsequent breakdown of a Christian Rock singer to be played by Kevin Max. As much as an inside look into the Christian music industry, The Imposter is also a story of redemption and self-discovery.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Daniel Millican
Production: Serendipitous Films
 
IMDB:
5.3
Year:
2008
Website
85 Views


l can't even trust you

to be alone with her.

Tara, what can l do

to earn back that trust?

A long track record...

...of keeping your word.

(Johnny C)

Part of me is

really saddened.

l would love to have

a quick fix, but she's right.

l would love to have

a quick fix, but she's right.

So you expect eveyone

to actually believe

that you're

a changed man?

No, but l was

hoping they would.

No, man,

l can't.

lt's all right, John,

it's yours ifyou want it.

All right.

Thanks, man.

Yeah.

Do you still play?

Who says l don't?

l mean like

recording and touring?

Purpose.

So it's more noble to be

ajanitorthan be a musician?

ls that all you

see, ajanitor?

So you think you'll

ever hit the stage again?

lf there was purpose.

You knowwhat, man?

l mean...

They don't believe me.

l mean what happens

if l can't get Tara back?

Then Tara doesn't

come back to you.

You can pull the nails

out ofthe board

but you still gotta deal

with the hole.

So whatever happened

to walking down the aisle

and eveything's

always all right?

Why did you walk

down the aisle, John?

lf you start to followJesus,

you want to serve Him,

be His disciple,

just walking down the aisle

to get yourselffixed?

That's still all

about you, isn't it?

You have to seek Him

first, put Him first,

all this other stuff

will follow.

Yeah, man.

Hey, by the way,

l spoke to the senior pastor.

He said maybe we can use another

janitor around here for a while.

You interested?

You mean l'd be

working with you?

Yeah.

All right.

(Johnny C)

You're really

cray, aren't ya?

l knowthat.

You got family?

Of course,

l got family.

Thank you vey

kindly for asking.

That's it?

For now.

You get back with

your wife yet?

Not yet.

l don't think

she wants me back.

Oh, man, l know

l know exactly

what you're talking

about that there.

N4, my wife's whole

family didn't like me.

l can't imagine why.

l wasn't all just about good

Iooks back then, you understand.

l had intellect.

We're gonna be

in the same church

so we're gonna be

really uncomfortable.

Yup, comfort the oppressed,

oppress the comfortable.

l bet you spend a lot

oftime in soup kitchens

all overthe place, right?

Yeah, yeah, as a matter

offact that's true.

l mean l knowall

ofthem, the whole area.

l mean l knowall

ofthem, the whole area.

The one down

in Dallas.

That's kind

ofthe best one.

You knowthe story

about the prodigal son?

Of course, the prodigal son,

l love that stoy.

That's a really

good one.

You knowthe soup panty

down in Dallas?

That's the one

that told that.

He told itjust right.

That man know how

to tell that stoy.

You the prodigal son now?

(Johnny C)

l'm not a Christian

rock star anymore.

My wife doesn't know if she

wants to get back tether.

My dad doesn'ttrust me and at

some int, l'm gonna have

to deal with a mad loan shark

missing O grand, but now

instead ofwearing the cosmes,

l'm learning to take them off.

# Masquerading as

a man with a reason, #

# my charade is the

event ofthe season. #

#And if l claim to

be a wise man, #

# it surely means

that l don't know. #

# On a stormy sea

of moving emotion. #

# Tossed about l'm like

a ship on the ocean. #

# l set a course

forwinds offortune, #

# but l hear

the voices say. #

# Cary on my

wayward son. #

# Forthere'll be peace

when you are done. #

# Lay your weay head to rest,

now don't you cy no more. #

[music]

# Cary on, #

# you will always remember. #

# Cary on, #

# Nothing equals

the splendor. #

# Nowyour life's

no longer empty. #

# Surely heaven

waits foryou. #

# Cary on

my wayward son. #

# Forthere'll be peace

when you are done. #

# Lay your weay head

to rest. #

# Now don't you

cy no more. #

[music]

# Like a note thrills in a song

When l play it again, #

# it's gone 'cause it

was never in the sound #

# And it keeps me wanting

that mysterious thing. #

# Like a night is waiting

for a dawn #

# Evey prayer l say #

# a little closer #

# to my resting place. #

# a little closer #

# Where my final breath is the

beginning to never needing #

#And l will find my last Amen,

my lastAmen #

#And while

the thrills are fading #

# Thejoy is

in the waiting #

# Somewhere

in the grand design #

# it's good

to be unsatisfied. #

# It keeps the faith

of hope a little more alive. #

#A little closer

a little closer. #'

# Where my final breath is the

beginning to never needing #

#And l will find my lastAmen

my lastAmen #

# Amen, my amen. #

# en. #

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Daniel Millican

Daniel Millican (born June 6, 1965) is an American writer/director in the film industry. His most recent film The Imposter, starring Kevin Max of dcTalk was released in 2010. His previous movie, Striking Range, starring Lou Diamond Phillips, was released in 2006 by Sony Pictures. Millican's movies have played all around the world, distributed by companies Curb Entertainment, Artist View Entertainment, Sony Pictures, First Look Media and played on television, both cable and free TV like Lifetime Movie Network and Starz/Encore. Actors like Lou Diamond Phillips, Adam Baldwin, Sean Patrick Flanery, Mimi Rogers, Joey Lauren Adams, Yancy Butler and Tom Wright have starred in Millican's movies. more…

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