Alan Thicke to Star in Indie Comedy 'Cubicle Warriors'
The "Growing Pains" actor plays a crooked investment banker in the office-set feature.
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA – Alan Thicke has jumped on board Cubicle Warriors, a Canadian office comedy feature in which he plays a crooked investment banker.
PHOTOS: Fall Movie Preview 2012
The indie film from writers Robert Budreau and Adam Bradley, and directed by Jeff Stephenson, also stars Michael Seater and Joe Dinicol (The LA Complex) as finance grads who try to stop Thicke’s character from closing an illegal deal involving student loans.
The ensemble cast includes Laura Vandervoort and Nicholas Campbell as Cubicle Warriors shoots in North Bay, Ontario.
STORY: Alan Thicke Developing Game Show Format With Canada's 11 Television
Budreau shares producer credits with Joe Boccia, while Bradley executive produces along with William Santor and John Hills of Productivity Media.
Thicke is repped by Nigel Mikoski of Integral Artists.
THR's Daily Must Feeds
-
Beyonce: Pregnant with Second Child - Report
-
'Iron Man 3' Superhero Threequel Passes $1 Billion Mark
-
Michael C. Hall: 'Dexter' Season Eight Trailer
-
Shocking Season-Ending Twist On 'Scandal'
-
Justin Bieber Owes Money for Mally the Monkey Left in Germany
-
Saying Goodbye To 'The Office'
-
Sarah Polley Is (Mostly) Ready to Come Clean
-
How Critics Handled 'Star Trek' Into Darkness’s Bad-Guy Secret
