Abby Brammell Movies
From the time of her debut in the early 2000s, Tennessee-born actress Abby Brammell graced the casts of innumerable television series, initially in one- or two-shot stints. Brammell's resumé packs in appearances on such programs as CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Push, Nevada, The Shield, and Crossing Jordan. She landed her first regular role, as Tiffy Gerhardt, on the CBS military drama The Unit, starring Dennis Haysbert. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide
Packed with explosive action and edge-of-your-seat suspense, The Unit delivers a non-stop blast of spectacular thrills and hard-edged excitement! Risking their lives on deadly undercover missions around the globe, the Unit is a highly skilled, ultra-secret contingent of special forces soldiers operating outside the traditional chain of military command. Now, the hunters become the hunted as the team and their families are targeted by a deadly and far-reaching conspiracy. And, as they are forced to relocate and assume new identities, Season Four follows the complicated day-to-day lives, intricate military operations, and extraordinary heroism of the world's finest counter-terrorism strike force - The Unit!
- Starring:
- Dennis Haysbert, Regina Taylor, (more)
The Unit's top-secret military world of conspiracy, danger, and nail-biting suspense continues with Season 3, which is filled with compelling revelations about the team, their personal lives, and the group's increasingly complex nature. Dennis Haysbert, Scott Foley, and Robert Patrick star as members of a covert Special Forces team operating outside the usual military chain of command. Their identities are classified, and their risks -- both at home and abroad -- are off the charts. Upon returning home from a successful mission, the men are thrust into their most perilous situation yet when the Unit is placed on stand-down status, pending a criminal investigation of their activities. The men all fall under suspicion, which quickly escalates to physical assault, and they are forced to use skills they've honed in the field to protect themselves and their families at home. This 3-disc collection includes all 11 episodes from The Unit's third season (all of which aired in the fall of 2007), presented in widescreen, plus such bonus features as deleted scenes and behind-the-scenes featurettes.
- Starring:
- Dennis Haysbert, Regina Taylor, (more)
Prepare to enter a locked and loaded world of danger, secrecy, and edge-of-your-seat suspense when The Unit returns to DVD with its second-season set (2006-7). The series' executive producers -- Pulitzer Prize-winning writer-director David Mamet and The Shield creator Shawn Ryan -- ensure that Season 2 continues the explosive nonstop action. The Unit stars Golden Globe nominee Dennis Haysbert as Jonas Blane, Scott Foley as Bob Brown, and Robert Patrick as Col. Tom Ryan. The titular Unit is a team of elite Special Forces soldiers who execute highly covert operations outside of the normal military chain of command and routinely risk their lives protecting America from its enemies. The team's very existence is a closely held secret -- even the soldiers' wives strictly adhere to fictitious cover stories that are provided for them. The six-disc Unit - Season 2 DVD collection includes all 22 episodes presented in widescreen, plus such bonus features as episode commentaries with cast and crew, behind-the-scenes featurettes, and more.
- Starring:
- Dennis Haysbert, Regina Taylor, (more)
They are The Unit, a covert Special Forces team operating outside the usual military chain of command. Whether stateside or aboard, these heroes are on the frontlines protecting U.S. citizens and foreigners alike, slipping in under the radar and risking their lives to save the day then leaving just as quietly without any well-deserved credit or thanks. Starring Dennis Haysbert and Scott Foley, this riveting, action-packed drama is as realistic and pulse-pounding as it gets.
- Starring:
- Dennis Haysbert, Regina Taylor, (more)
- 2005
Aceveda (Benito Martinez) arranges for Monica (Glenn Close) to meet with community leaders to sell her forfeiture program. Antwon (Anthony Anderson) is at the meeting and attacks the program as racist. Julien (Michael Jace), speaking as a former resident of Farmington, defends it, but Aceveda sandbags Monica by coming out against the seizures. Later, Julien begins to have his own doubts about the fairness of the program. Claudette (CCH Pounder) finds out about Dutch's (Jay Karnes) deal with the DA's office, and gets very angry about it, even though the detectives are given a murder case. She attacks Monica because a low-level pot dealer's property was seized. Monica reprimands her, but later complains to ADA Encardi (Anna Maria Horsford) about the way her detectives were used. Lem (Kenny Johnson) wants to come back to The Barn, but Vic (Michael Chiklis) is worried about bringing him back because Lem and Shane (Walton Goggins) are on the outs, and Vic wants to keep Shane close. A drug counselor is murdered by a heroin dealer. Lem brings in Angie (Bree'Anna Banks), a juvenile whose addict mother, Hoda (Fylicia King), had a connection to the victim. This leads to Vic and his people finding a massive cache of heroin and weapons, which, unfortunately for Shane and Army (Michael Pena), turns out to be the property of Antwon. They don't have time to warn Antwon about the bust, and later, he makes his displeasure known. ~ Josh Ralske, All Movie Guide
- 2004
After 25 years of marriage, our heroine Rose (Christine Lathi), the book editor for the "LA Chronicle", is in for a shock. Her husband Nathan (Brian Kerwin), who is also her boss at the "Chronicle", has fallen in love with his much-younger assistant Mindy (Abby Brammell). Humiliating as it is when Nathan files for divorce, it is absolutely unbearable for Rose when she is fired and Mindy is given her job! As she struggles overcome these personal devastations, Rose is reacquainted with Hal (Bryan Brown), a freewheeling novelist with whom she had been in love before she met Nathan--and whom she had rejected because of his "unreliability." All of the main characters are played by different actors in the film's many flashback sequences. Adapted from the book by Elizabeth Buchan, the made-for-TV Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman was first broadcast by CBS on September 26, 2004. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- 2002
A violent pile-up occurs during an amateur soccer game -- and when the teams disperse, unpopular hockey player Terry Rivers (David Andriole) is found at the bottom of the pile, with his throat slashed. As Grissom (William L. Petersen), Catherine (Marg Helgenberger), and Sara (Jorja Fox) investigate Rivers' murder, Warrick (Gary Dourdan) and Nick (George Eads) try to determine if a saxophone player died of a drug overdose. Among those closest to the dead musician was casino singer Lillie Ivers (Nicole Ari Parker), in whom Warrick takes a more than professional interest. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
