The horrors of war through the eyes of a real WWII soldier who helped form our special forces. Sam Byrne was a Wyoming ranch boy drafted into doing his duty, even though he was a deeply religious man who didn’t believe in killing. Unwilling to kill, he quickly learns how to adapt, eventually saving many of his platoon in the Battle of Anzio and showing the heart of a hero.
Gramps was feeling forgotten, so he pretended to get lost to get some attention from his family - it backfired, big time. His family decided to have him declared incompetent, but the kids from the skate park came to his rescue.
Dave Bresnahan is an award-winning journalist, book author, broadcaster, radio talk show host, motivational speaker, actor and filmmaker. He has a bachelor's degree in Communications with a minor in Computer Science and another minor in American History from Westminster College of Salt Lake City (1986). He grew up in Massachusetts, and has lived in Ireland (where he has family). He now has a neutral accent, but can easily provide a New England or Irish accent as needed. He also does various European accents. In addition to acting, he does voice over for commercials, narration, characters in video games, instructional and industrial videos. He has many years of experience as a radio news caster, talk show host, and radio station owner. He was a high school and college gymnast, and coached the USA men's team (1986). He volunteers as a community service EMT (licensed in Utah), and teaches first aid, CPR, AED classes to the public to help people be better prepared to save lives. Dave Bresnahan is a skilled character actor who has taken the skills he learned as a broadcaster and put them to good use as a voice and film actor. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Dave Bresnahan