Award-Winning Actor Robert Patrick is Elvis Presley in LONELY STREET on DVD AUGUST 11, 2009

FROM ECHO BRIDGE HOME ENTERTAINMENT
LA CROSSE, WI; June 29, 2009 – August 11th, 2009 will see the return of “The King” and release of Echo Bridge Home Entertainment’s DVD Lonely Street, featuring a hilarious all-star ensemble cast of Robert Patrick (“The Unit”), Jay Mohr (“Gary Unmarried”), comedian Katt Williams, Lindsay Price (“Lipstick Jungle”), Joe Mantegna (“Criminal Minds”), Nikki Cox (“Las Vegas”), Mike Starr (“Black Dynamite”), comedian Paul Rodriguez, and Ernie Hudson (“Dragonball: Evolution”). Based on the popular crime-comedy novel by Steve Brewer, chaos unfolds in Lonely Street when Elvis (Patrick), who’s faked his death and is planning the biggest comeback in rock and roll history, hires inept PI Bubba Mabry (Mohr) to keep his stint under wraps. Lonely Street comes loaded with bonus features, including a “Making of Elvis” featurette, an inside look into Robert Patrick’s transformation into a 70-year-old Elvis; three exclusive songs by James Brown “The King,” a world-renowned Elvis impersonator, including “When the Rebel Comes Home” music video, and behind-the-scenes cast interviews. On Robert Patrick’s transformation into The King of Rock n’ Roll, producer Kevin Chapman says “Robert was remarkable in this film; he took Elvis to a whole new level. We were blessed to have Academy Award® winning makeup artist Tom Woodruff on set as well. The two working together was a phenomenal combination, and to see a spot-on Elvis was spectacular.” A must-see for Elvis or comedy fans, Lonely Street is priced to own at 19.99 SRP, and will be available at most major retailers, online retailers, and Video on Demand services in the United States and Canada.

Synopsis
Bumbling PI Bubba Mabry will take any assignment to pay the rent, so when J.G offers a bodyguard stint for some serious cash, Bubba’s got it made…only he’s protecting a living Elvis Presley from a sleazy tabloid columnist on the verge of landing the biggest scoop in rock and roll history. The case takes a wild twist when the reporter turns up dead, J.G. and Elvis go MIA, and Bubba is left as the prime suspect! Now, with Detective Romero and reporters Felicia and Bambi on his tail, Bubba has to solve the whodunit himself.

Basics
Street Date: August 11, 2009
Pre-order Date: July 7, 2009
Rating: R
Language: English
Running time: 88 minutes
Format: Widescreen
Price: $19.99 SRP
Catalog Number: 67119
UPC: 096009671198

DVD Bonus Features
* Behind-the-scenes cast interviews
* “Making of Elvis” featurette
* Three exclusive songs, including “When the Rebel Comes Home” music video

About Echo Bridge Entertainment
Echo Bridge Entertainment is an independent distribution company that acquires and distributes motion pictures, television programming, home entertainment, family entertainment and video-on-demand content throughout the world. The Echo Bridge Home Entertainment division distributes directly to virtually all major U.S. retailers. Echo Bridge has amassed a comprehensive catalog of more than 11,000 titles, including the NAPPA and Dove Award-winning “Derby Stallion,” starring Zac Efron (Hairspray, High School Musical 1, 2, & 3); “The Big White,” a black comedy starring Robin Williams, Holly Hunter, and Woody Harrelson; “The Last Sentinel,” featuring Katee Sackhoff (Battlestar Galactica, Bionic Woman); “Protecting the King,” the true story of David Stanley, Elvis Presley’s youngest stepbrother and bodyguard; and “Beer League” featuring The Howard Stern Show funnyman Artie Lange. Echo Bridge Entertainment has something for everyone—it’s “The Entertainment Alternative for What the World Wants to See.” For more information about the company and products, please visit: www.echobridgeentertainment.com.

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Nina Schulte | Marketing
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