2002 News Archive

Filming may begin soon for political thriller “Rainy Days and Sundays”

AUGUSTA – After months of delay, Brewster Milton Robertson’s Rainy Days and Sundays could be poised to begin filming with several Georgia locations under consideration.

“We’re excited to be back on track,” said E. Randall Floyd, whose Augusta-based publishing firm, Harbor House, sold film rights to producer Alan Brown (Year of the Comet, Beach Music) prior to the book’s release in 2001.

Production was originally scheduled to begin last fall with Harry Thomason (Designing Women, Evening Shade) on board to direct. The project stalled in the wake of the events of September 11 and the downturn in the nation’s economy.

Set in the near future, Robertson’s critically acclaimed debut novel is a political and medical thriller about a Christian Coalition style president who turns Roe vs. Wade around and uses the military to shut down the nation’s abortion clinics.