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In today’s film news roundup, romantic comedy “Tell Me I Love You” finds a home; the Canadian government gives Covid-19 relief funding to the Canada Media Fund and Telefilm Canada; and the cancelled Sun Valley Film Festival gives out awards.

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Vision Films has acquired Los Angeles romantic comedy film “Tell Me I Love You,” starring Kaniehtiio Horn (“Hemlock Grove”), Paulina Cerrilla, and Sam Clark.

The company has set a June 2 release date for DVD and all major VOD platforms, along with virtual screening event Q&As. Fiona Mackenzie directed “Tell Me I Love You” from her own script about three best friends and bandmates living together in Malibu with a desperate need for cash to finish their album. The trio devise an outrageous plan to get married and inherit a large sum of money.

An Ascent Media and Chelsea Pictures production, “Tell Me I Love You” was produced by Mackenzie and Bill Chamberlain.

Exclusive: yA (working title), a spinoff of Amazon’s multiple Emmy-winning digital daytime drama series The Bay, which is in development from original series creator Gregori J. Martin, former General Hospital showrunner Wendy Riche and producer Lany Entertainment, is rounding out its cast.

Co-written by Martin and Riche, the coming of age young adult series will follow teens Frankie Sanders and Regan Sanders as they relocate to sunny California and a sometimes cruel new social environment of Bay City High. Crossing over from The Bay are series star Kristos Andrews as Pete Garrett, Vivica A. Fox as Dr. Angela Foster, and Michael Copon as Officer Colton Kurosaki.

The series regular cast of the spinoff also will include Dante Aleksander, who plays Xander Castro, with newcomers Damoni Burkhardt, Logan Garretson, Brady Gentry, Tyler C. Lofton,...

Jennie Garth‘s eldest daughter is following in her mom’s acting footsteps.

The BH92010 star and Luca Bella, her 22-year-old daughter with ex-husband Peter Facinelli, will co-star together in Lifetime’s upcoming movie, Your Family or Your Life, the network announced Monday.

Out Nov. 1, the movie follows Dr. Kathy Meyer (Garth) as her world is turned upside down when her husband David (Alexander Carroll) is found dead in their home. Kathy and her daughter April (Bella), suspicious of the suicide note, decide to investigate and soon discover that David had uncovered damaging information exposing a billionaire banker.

Josh Server,...

"Melrose Place" star Jamie Luner will not face charges for the alleged sexual assault she was accused of committing on a then-16-year-old boy ... TMZ has learned. The L.A. County District Attorney's Office declined to file charges against Luner after Anthony Oliver filed a police report earlier this year claiming she sexually assaulted him at a house party nearly 20 years ago. Prosecutors cited a few reasons for refusing to move forward with the case,...

Jamie Luner is off the hook in that massive -- $250 million -- sexual assault lawsuit she was facing ... TMZ has learned. The judge dismissed the lawsuit Anthony Oliver filed earlier this year. TMZ broke the story ... Oliver claimed the "Melrose Place" star had plied him with alcohol and drugs at a party in 1998 -- when he was just 16 -- and then had sex with him. The judge tossed it based on statute of limitations ... pointing...

The man suing Jamie Luner for sexual assault is on a list in California exposing people who abuse the litigation system ... TMZ has learned. Anthony Oliver -- who claims the "Melrose Place" star drugged and raped him in 1998 when he was 16 years old -- is considered a vexatious litigant in the state ... according to court records. That means special approval is required by a judge before the courts have to accept any lawsuit he files.

The man who accused “Melrose Place” star Jamie Luner of sexually assaulting him when he was 16 years old has now filed a $250 million lawsuit against the actress. According to TMZ, Anthony Oliver is suing Luner for sexual battery and emotional distress, saying the actress and an unnamed makeup artist recorded themselves performing oral sex on him at a party in 1998, when he was a teenager. The lawsuit follows a report filed with the Los Angeles Police Department in February. Oliver says that two other men have since come forward to file similar reports against Luner. Also Read: 'Melrose Place'...

7:04 Pm Pt -- Jamie's rep tells TMZ ... "All of these allegations are completely unfounded and we believe part of a targeted extortion scheme." The rep claims "Anthony Oliver has a history of filing lawsuits, and has filed 27 federal lawsuits in the past 8 years." "Melrose Place" star Jamie Luner has been sued for allegedly seducing a 16-year-old boy into a sexual act, and according to the lawsuit he was not her only victim. And ... he's suing for $250 million.

Jamie Luner, the Melrose Place star, has been accused of provided drugs and alcohol to a 16-year-old boy and then filming a sexual encounter with him. Jamie Luner Accused Of Sexual Assault On A Minor Anthony Oliver, now 36, came forward with an accusation that Luner gave him whiskey and methamphetamines at a party at her home […]

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The man who recently accused former “Melrose Place” star Jamie Luner of performing oral sex on him when he was a teen now says the actress also drugged him and taped the sex act — accusations she says have “no merit.” Anthony Oliver told TMZ he met Luner at a party she threw at her Los Angeles home in 1998 that he attended with his brother. Oliver — then 16 — said Luner — then around 26 — provided him with alcohol and drugs before they went to a bedroom with a third unidentified person. He said this other person recorded...

The man accusing "Melrose Place" star Jamie Luner of performing oral sex on him when he was only 16 ... claims she plied him with drugs and taped their encounter, but she's calling Bs. Anthony Oliver tells TMZ ... he met Luner through his older brother in the late 90s. He was not an actor, but scored an invitation to a party at Luner's Studio City home in 1998. Anthony claims she loosened him up with the booze and...

Jamie Luner -- you know her as Lexi Sterling on "Melrose Place" -- has been accused of sexual misconduct with an underage male ... TMZ has learned. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... a man in his 30s filed a police report with the Lapd alleging that back in 1998 Jamie performed oral sex on him when he was just 16. The nature of the relationship is unclear -- whether the man was a teen actor or just someone she knew.

In the 1990s, there was no bigger prime time soap than "Melrose Place" and now Lifetime has chosen it for the subject for its fourth 'unauthorized' tell-all film.

Starting life in 1992 as a more adult-centric spin-off of the popular teen soap "Beverly Hills 90210," 'Melrose' became a smash in its own right as the Aaron Spelling series explored the lives of twenty somethings in Los Angeles over the course of seven seasons and over two hundred episodes.

Courtney Thorne-Smith, Andrew Shue, Grant Show, Doug Savant, Marcia Cross, Daphne Zuniga, Laura Leighton, Jack Wagner, Thomas Calabro, Josie Bissett, Rob Estes, Brooke Langton, Jamie Luner, Alyssa Milano, Lisa Rinna, Vanessa Williams, Kelly Rutherford and Heather Locklear starred.

Michael Larkin and Howard Braunstein will executive produce, Dana Schmalenberg is penning and Mark Griffiths is directing. A premiere date has not yet been determined.

"The Unauthorized Melrose Place Story" follows in the wake of three...

A review of tonight's "Better Call Saul!" coming up just as soon as I take off the space blanket... "Wow, you got a mouth on you." -Tuco Our second "Better Call Saul" installment is really two episodes in one: a long resolution of the Tuco fiasco, followed by Jimmy trying to get his act together to avoid ever being in a situation like that again. The former suggests a "Breaking Bad" rehash filtered through the personality of the new main character, while, the latter suggests... something else. And given that the episode ends with Jimmy being approached by Tuco's pal Nacho, it's not clear yet which version of the show will be triumphant. What is clear even at this early stage, though, is how entertaining it is to watch Jimmy try to talk himself out of trouble again and again. So, yes, the trip to the desert is a vintage Walter White scene,...

If you grew up adoring Christopher Knight (The Brady Bunch) and Kevin Sorbo (Hercules: The Legendary Journeys), you probably won’t love them here.

EW has learned exclusively that a dream team of ’80s heartthrobs like Jack Wagner and Rob Estes (Melrose Place), as well as Judd Nelson (The Breakfast Club) and Antonio Sabato Jr. (General Hospital) – as well as the aforementioned Peter Brady and Hercules – will take part in a new miniseries called Heartbreakers for Investigation Discovery.

Slated to premiere later this year, the three-parter will script true stories about how the perfect catch can sometime turn out to be the perfect criminal.

Ah, the stilted acting, the ludicrous plotting, the labored scripting. If it's Saturday night, that can only mean one thing: Lifetime is premiering a new original movie.

On Saturday (Sept. 28), the network released unto the world its latest shlockfest, "The Cheating Pact." A brief rundown of the plot: It's time to take the CETs (which is the made movie fake version of the SATs) and for Heather Marshall (Daniela Bobadilla, "Anger Management") it's bad news because her family is broke and her scores can't get her any scholarships for college. She and bad girl best friend Kylie (Laura Ashley Samuels) trick brainiac outcast Meredith (Laura Wiggins, "Shameless") into taking their re-tests for them in exchange for money, which she desperately needs to help pay for her brother's physical therapy.

All goes according to plan until pesky guidance counselor Ms. Walters (Played by Jamie Luner, in what might be the biggest joke of the film.

On The Glades this week, it didn't take Jim very long to figure out that cattle ranching in Florida is big business, as "Happy Trails" featured him investigating two neighboring ranch owners for the murder of a ranch hand.

It’s a coin toss which I had more trouble buying into: that Holly (Danielle Panabaker) had time to enter do both run a huge cattle ranch and enter into professional rodeos... or that Willa (Jamie Luner) had a thick southern (almost Georgian) accent growing up in southern Florida.

But then I remembered that Luner spent two seasons on Savannah and that no TV episode about cowboys is complete without the required rodeo shot and I let it go.

With only one episode left on The Glades Season 4, I really hope the writers can see how cookie cutter the episodes are becoming and can break out of that mold next year.

On TV this Friday: Private Practice alum Audra McDonald singing live is what the doctor ordered, Xiii wants to be someone else, The Perfect Boss stages a Melrose Place reunion and dating whips Maron into shape. Here are nine programs to keep on your radar tonight.

8 pm The Perfect Boss (Lifetime Movie Network) | Jamie Luner (Melrose Place) plays a ruthless drug-company rep (yep) who’ll do anything to get a new med approved by the Fda – and she’s not planning to let a meddling college kid stop her. Luner’s Melrose hubby Linden Ashby (Teen Wolf) co-stars.

8 pm Audra McDonald...

All in all, this was a decent Criminal Minds episode, due in small part to the story continuing from where we left off last Wednesday. 

Like many, I watched the recap at the beginning and hoped that maybe the bullet had merely grazed Maeve's head and that she would be okay. Reid's two-week funk put that hope to rest. You don't give a guy seven gift baskets if his girlfriend is merely recuperating. 

"Magnum Opus" refers to the greatest achievement of a writer, artist, composer or craftsman. This gave us our clue into this week's Unsub, who decided he needed to create a great work of art by draining victims of their blood, which he then used to paint their picture. His method evolved to the point where he removed his victims' eyelids so that they could witness him creating his art. He left the drained bodies next to abandoned works of art,...

On TV this Wednesday: Horror Story closes Asylum‘s final chapter, CSI has a real racket going, Modern Family in-laws invade and Necessary Roughness suits up for a new season. As a supplement to TVLine’s original features (linked within), here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.

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8 pm Arrow (The CW) | Oliver and Diggle are at odds when the next person on Arrow’s list is his pal’s commanding officer from Afghanistan (played by Stargate: Sg-1‘s Ben Browder). Also,...

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Director: Tim Andrew.

Writers: Eugenie Ross-Leming & Brad Buckner.

Being a ghost is not easy. Just ask Bobby Singer or Annie Hawkins (Jamie Luner), this week's guest in “Of Grave Importance.” She has not been mentioned before in the series until now. With this episode, she was going to hook up with the Winchester Brothers, to give them a few items that she had of Singer's. But before she even gets to see them, she dies.

The hook with this episode is to reveal what some ghosts do in their afterlife. Some move on, and others do not because of unfinished business. There are even those who cannot do either—they are often being manipulated by a powerful force. These souls are trapped in purgatory. If this subtext is sounding familiar, perhaps the writing team of Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner are building on the lore of what...

Okay! I’m just gonna go ahead and say it. This week’s episode was filler, and as far as fillers go… it was bleh!

But it did provide a few lingering possibilities that may have some impact in the Hunters’ future fights with the Leviathans. Or perhaps could lead to a crossover with Being Human.

So bring out your salt guns and iron pokers, coz we're paying a visit to one of the most haunted houses in America.

And no, it’s not the one from American Horror Story.

“What are the Leviathans up to?” No, the bigger question would be,

“What is Sam doing in a shirt made of Taco wrappers?”

We open with the boys sitting on the hood of some Cotw (that’s Car of the Week) eating cheap food and talking sh*t, when Dean gets a call from an old friend.

Annie (guest star,...

Despite the return of Bobby, I found “Of Grave Importance” to be a big swing and a miss for Supernatural. I adore Bobby as much as anyone, but even he couldn’t save what was ultimately a story that made next to no sense and left me feeling as if the show had finally backed itself into a corner. There were some good moments, most of which involved Bobby on some level. And I surprisingly enjoyed the presence of Annie, yet another hunter we’re just meeting for the first time yet has made a significant impact in the lives of Sam, Dean, and Bobby (I guess I should say it was the men who were doing the impacting, if you know what I mean). All in all I liked seeing Bobby struggle at being a ghost, even if the rest of the ghosty stuff had me pulling at my hair in frustration.

Supernatural Review, Season 7, Episode 19: “Of Grave Importance”

Written by Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner

Directed by Tim Andrew

Airs Fridays at 9pm (Et) on the CW

This week, on Supernatural: Bobby’s back, ghosts can die, and the guys have more in common than they’d like

Since the inconclusive end of “Death’s Door”, fans have been speculating that Bobby decided not to cross over. Last episode, this was confirmed. This week, we finally get to spend some time with GhostBobby. It’s been a while (9 episodes, or since the beginning of December) and Bobby’s absence has certainly been felt, by the characters and the audience. Jim Beaver’s addition to the cast is one of the best moves creator Eric Kripke made and this reviewer, for one, was skeptical the show would work long-term without him. It seems this isn’t a concern, however- if this episode is any indication,...

Note: Do not read on if you have not seen Season 7, Episode 19 of The CW's "Supernatural," entitled "Of Grave Importance."

After a three week hiatus, anticipation was high for this week's "Supernatural" -- not least because it featured the return of Bobby (Jim Beaver), who met an untimely end eight episodes previously in "Death's Door." The show was operating on two levels with "Of Grave Importance," one being the Monster-of-the-Week case of the spooky Van Ness House, the other being Bobby's ghostly return and the Winchesters' discovery of that fact. Though the two story threads spent a great deal of time intersecting, only one of them really worked for me: the reintroduction of Bobby and Sam and Dean's subsequent reactions to his ghost status.

In the last episode, "Party On, Garth," my main criticism was that the horror aspects didn't mesh well with the comedic elements, which made the whole story feel tonally dissonant.

Note: Do not read on if you have not seen Season 7, Episode 19 of The CW's "Supernatural," entitled "Of Grave Importance."

After a three week hiatus, anticipation was high for this week's "Supernatural" -- not least because it featured the return of Bobby (Jim Beaver), who met an untimely end eight episodes previously in "Death's Door." The show was operating on two levels with "Of Grave Importance," one being the Monster-of-the-Week case of the spooky Van Ness House, the other being Bobby's ghostly return and the Winchesters' discovery of that fact. Though the two story threads spent a great deal of time intersecting, only one of them really worked for me: the reintroduction of Bobby and Sam and Dean's subsequent reactions to his ghost status.

In the last episode, "Party On, Garth," my main criticism was that the horror aspects didn't mesh well with the comedic elements, which made the whole story feel tonally dissonant.

To get you ready for tonight’s episode of Supernatural, we have photos and videos from episode 19, Of Grave Importance:

Episode 7.19- Of Grave Importance: ”An Old Hunter Friend Reconnects With Sam And Dean – Sam and Dean get a call from Annie Hawkins (guest star Jamie Luner), an old hunter friend, asking for help on a case. When they arrive in town, they find out Annie has disappeared. They trace her last whereabouts to an old abandoned house that is haunted by a powerful ghost. Tim Andrew directed the episode written by Brad Buckner & Eugenie Ross-Leming.”...

Longing for a good old fashioned ghost story? Well, this week's episode of "Supernatural", entitled "Of Grave Importance", promises to be just that, and here's an introduction to the ep courtesy of producer Robert Singer.

"Supernatural" Episode 7.19 "Of Grave Importance" (4/20/12 Air Date; 9:00-10:00 Pm):

An Old Hunter Friend Reconnects With Sam And Dean — Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) get a call from Annie Hawkins (guest star Jamie Luner), an old hunter friend, asking for help on a case.

When they arrive in town, they find out Annie has disappeared.

They trace her last whereabouts to an old abandoned house that is haunted by a powerful ghost.

Tim Andrew directed the episode written by Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming.

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It's been absent for almost a month, but Supernatural returns tomorrow night with all-new episode 'Of Grave Importance'. Receiving a call from old hunter friend Annie Hawkins (guest star Jamie Luner), Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) take a trip to help out on a case... But when they arrive in town, the Winchesters discover that Annie has disappeared. Tracking (more)...

This week's return of "Supernatural" from spring break has a pretty ominous title - "Of Grave Importance". Here's a clip from the episode showing Sam and Dean planning their next haunted house stop while a familiar face checks in on them.

"Supernatural" Episode 7.19 "Of Grave Importance" (4/20/12 Air Date; 9:00-10:00 Pm):

An Old Hunter Friend Reconnects With Sam And Dean — Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) get a call from Annie Hawkins (guest star Jamie Luner), an old hunter friend, asking for help on a case.

When they arrive in town, they find out Annie has disappeared.

They trace her last whereabouts to an old abandoned house that is haunted by a powerful ghost.

Tim Andrew directed the episode written by Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming.

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Got news? Click here to submit it!

Reconnect with old friends in the comments section below!

Supernatural returns this Friday with a new episode, one that will bring a couple former friends back in to the picture for Sam and Dean.

But they'll only be able to actually see one of them.

That would be Jamie Luner's Annie Hawkins, who phones the brothers and asks them for help on a case, only for the Winchesters to arrive in town and find that Annie has vanished.

The other old pal? Bobby, who does all he can to make his presence felt, but, as the following sneak peek reveals, has a far more challenging times doing so...

Supernatural Clip: "Of Grave Importance"...

Raise your hand if threw up your hands in celebration when Bobby returned at the end of Supernatural Episode 3.18, “Party on Garth.”

I know, I did. It was one of those satisfying TV moments, where the tiniest reveal makes an episode great.

Ever since “Death’s Door”, fans have been speculating as to Bobby’s ultimate fate. Then, when the CW and Warner Bros revealed that Castiel would returned, I had to cross my fingers, hoping for more Bobby. Sure enough he’s back. Well, at least the ghost of Bobby is back. It’s something, right? He’s not doing anything malicious or out seeking revenge, but rather he’s just hanging around his old flask trying to help out his boys.

Editor’S Pick: Bobby, This is Your Life

The CW just released a new teaser for “Of Grave Importance” and it gives fans an even bigger taste...

Dean,Sam see dead Bobby again,get haunted & more in CW's "Supernatural" episode 19 of season 7. We've got spoilers for the show,along with an interesting promo clip after the jump. The episode is labeled, "Of Grave Importance," which seems very fitting since they'll be dealing with a bunch of dead people,and more. In the new "Of Grave Importance" episode,Sam and Dean will get a call from Annie Hawkins (guest star Jamie Luner), who is an old hunter friend, asking for help on a case. They will arrive in town,and find out Annie has disappeared. They are going to trace her last whereabouts to an old abandoned house that is haunted by a powerful ghost. Some guy is spotted yelling, "you shouldn't have come here!" Other ghosts are spotted,moving things. They also see Bobby again! It looks very interesting. Episode 19 airs Friday,April 20th at 8pm central time on the CW.

An Old Hunter Friend Reconnects With Sam And Dean — Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) get a call from Annie Hawkins (guest star Jamie Luner), an old hunter friend, asking for help on a case. When they arrive in town, they find out Annie has disappeared. They trace her last whereabouts to an old abandoned house that is haunted by a powerful ghost. Tim Andrew directed the episode written by Brad Buckner & Eugenie Ross-Leming.

It's going to be a few weeks before we get new episodes of "Vampire Diaries", "Secret Circle", and "Supernatural"; and we feel your pain. Here are previews of "Heart of Darkness", "Crystal", and "Of Grave Importance".

"The Vampire Diaries" Episode 3.19 "Heart of Darkness" (4/19/12 Air Date; 8:00-9:00 Pm):

Tyler Returns To Mystic Falls — Elena (Nina Dobrev) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) set off together to make sure Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) is safe in Denver and to see if his special abilities can help reveal the information they need about ancient vampire bloodlines. It doesn’t take them long to learn that Jeremy has been hanging with the wrong people.

Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Klaus (Joseph Morgan) both go to brutal extremes in their search for the missing weapon.

Caroline (Candice Accola) is thrilled when Tyler (Michael Trevino) returns to town, but Tyler soon suspects that something has been...

As mentioned in the story below this one, our favorite CW shows are going on hiatus, returning the week of April 16th, and here are the synopses for "The Vampire Diaries" Ep. 3.19, "Heart of Darkness"; "The Secret Circle" Ep. 1.19, "Crystal"; and "Supernatural" Ep. 7.19, "Of Grave Importance".

"The Vampire Diaries" Episode 3.19 "Heart of Darkness" (4/19/12 Air Date; 8:00-9:00 Pm):

Tyler Returns To Mystic Falls — Elena (Nina Dobrev) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) set off together to make sure Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) is safe in Denver and to see if his special abilities can help reveal the information they need about ancient vampire bloodlines. It doesn’t take them long to learn that Jeremy has been hanging with the wrong people.

Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Klaus (Joseph Morgan) both go to brutal extremes in their search for the missing weapon.

Caroline (Candice Accola) is thrilled when Tyler (Michael Trevino) returns to town,...

Ally Walker is happy to be leaving the angst behind.

Well, most of it, anyway.

After her stints as the tormented sleuth on NBC's "Profiler" and the corrupt, love-to-hate-her Atf agent on FX's "Sons of Anarchy," the actress displays her lighter side as she returns to series work in "The Protector." Premiering Sunday (June 12), the Lifetime show casts her as Gloria Sheppard, a divorcee and police detective raising two sons while working homicide cases.

"My agent called me after he got the pilot script and said, 'This is kind of weird ... she reminds me of you,'" the lively Walker tells Zap2it. "It's nice, because it involves comedy. I had done a lot of comedy before 'Profiler.' June Stahl [on 'Anarchy'] wasn't like me, and Sam [on 'Profiler'] didn't have the happiest of lives, but this character is right up my alley."

Walker says "Profiler" came her way "at a time when...

Melrose Place alum and current All My Children star Jamie Luner couldn't have picked a better color to walk the Daytime Emmys red carpet. This royal blue strapless mermaid dress complements her hair color, and it fits like a glove. Props to her tailor.

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Jamie Luner has joined the cast of ABC's new drama 10-8 as a regular. Luner will play a police officer in the Spelling TV/Touchstone TV series, an edgy dramedy about Los Angeles Sheriff's Department rookies and their trainers. It stars Danny Nucci and Ernie Hudson. The project reunites Luner with Spelling TV as the actress starred in the Spelling-produced Savannah for the WB Network and Melrose Place for Fox. In 1999, Luner stepped in as the female lead of the NBC crime drama Profiler following the departure of Ally Walker. Luner, who most recently starred in the Sci Fi Channel telefilm Threshold, is repped by Agency for the Performing Arts' Jeff Witjas and manager Martin Berneman.