Oct 6, 2020
This Lifetime thriller, based on a true story, is now streaming on demand on Amazon Prime.
LOS ANGELES - Oct. 6, 2020 - PRLog -- Into The Arms of Danger is a cautionary tale with plenty of terror just in time for Halloween 2020.
This is a production of Blue Sky Pictures, Reel One Entertainment, Lifetime Network; directed by Jeff Hare; written by Daniel West and produced by Ken Sanders. Executive producers include Sebastian Battro, Tom Berry, Barbara Fisher, Breanne Hartley, Gilles LaPlante and Nicole Reid.
Joey Luthman as Cathy Moriarty's son, is known recently for the Fox/ NatGeo Series: "The Long Road Home". When asked about his experience, Joey recalled "Working with the talented cast, crew, director and producers was such a great experience and I hope to work with them again soon." Veteran Actress Cathy Moriarty "Momma" leads the talented cast, that includes AlexAnn Hopkins "Jenny Monroe", Laurie Fortier "Laura", Mason Trueblood "Drake", Sam Meader "Clyde" and Noëlle Renée Beacy "Nicole".
About Joey Luthman:
Joey Luthman has spent most of his life in front of the camera. As one of the youngest, with his sister Elise Luthman, of a large family of thespians in Dayton Ohio, Joey learned his passion for the business at a very young age. At just five years old, Joey booked his first professional role at The Dayton Playhouse (where Rob Lowe also began). At age 9 he was discovered at a National Talent Show in Florida and was soon performing as a triple threat finalist on The Tyra Banks Show. Today he is also behind the camera as an active producer, writer, director and cinematographer.
He is well known for his iconic roles such as "Rad Ferris" on Weeds, "Young Luke Spencer" on General Hospital and "SPC Jonathan Ridel" on FOX / National Geographic Series: The Long Road Home.
He recently guest starred on Chicago Med, Speechless, Alexa & Katie and Hawaii Five-0. Fans remember his recurring roles as "Roger McFadden" on The Goldbergs and "Teen Zoltan" on Disney's A.N.T. Farm and "Stuart" on Instant Mom, "Drew" in Modern Family, "Evan" on Private Practice, "Dave" on Nickelodeon's iCarly, "Emmitt" on Disney's Kickin' It, "Craig Kronberg" on How to Rock and "King Orr" recurring on Chosen Season 2.
Some movie roles include "Teddy Toblosky" in 10.0 Earthquake with Henry Ian Cusick, "Ronnie Leadman" in The Last Champion with Cole Hauser, "Isaac" in Monsters with Ion Skye, "Young Eli" in Forget Me Not with Bella Thorne & Cody Linley, "Zachary" in Finders Keepers with Tobin Bell & Jaime Pressly, "Lysander" in Opening Night with Anthony Rapp and An American Carol directed by David Zucker.
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