General Hospital star Robert Palmer Watkins (ex-Dillon Quartermaine) is thrilled to share that his film Last Three Days will be coming to a screen near you, thanks to a new distribution deal.
Remember when fan-favorite actor Robert Palmer Watkins stepped away from his role as General Hospital character Dillon Quartermaine to film a part in a movie back in 2017? It turns out the break from Port Charles was well worth it: the film, titled Last Three Days, has finally landed a distribution deal and will be coming to fans by the end of the year.
Deadline reports that the Brotherhood Studios and Slater Brothers Entertainment's film will be released domestically and internationally by Archstone Entertainment and Gravitas Ventures.
As Soap Central previously reported, the neo-noir crime thriller follows Watkins' Jack, a strait-laced undercover cop who wants to be a real hero and everything his father was not. Jack's wife, Beth (Deborah Lee Smith), works late nights as a nurse and struggles to maintain their relationship as the strain of the couple's jobs begins to pull them apart. To make matters worse, Jack gets caught up in a crime syndicate that is flooding the L.A. streets with a new dangerous and mysterious mind-altering drug. After a sting operation goes wrong, Jack wakes up to discover that his partner has disappeared, his wife has vanished, and he's missing the last three days of his life.
The film is directed, produced, and written by Brian Ulrich. He tells Deadline, "Every step of this journey, from script to screen, we have been privileged to work with extraordinary filmmakers, and the same is true once again. We are excited to have the teams at Gravitas and Archstone join us on our journey and become a part of our story."
Robert Palmer Watkins starred as GH's Dillon from 2015 to 2017. Some of his other credits include Frat House Musical, Sketch Juice, Last Life, Green Valley, and the upcoming series The Walking Dead: World Beyond.
Check out the teaser trailer for Last Three Days below and let us know what you think in the Comments section at the end of the article.
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