ALL WE NEED IS ANOTHER CHANCE

Feature Documentary

AFTER CUTTING A HIT RECORD BEHIND BARS AT AN INFAMOUS, MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON

A YOUNG MAN BECOMES A BEACON OF HOPE AND A LEGEND AMONG INMATES.

REGINALD PROPHET HAYNES spent his days singing in the stairwell, and his nights sticking up liquor stores. Charged with armed robbery, he plead guilty and was sent to Trenton State Prison to serve nineteen years - a sentence one year his senior. He knew his life as about to change but could not have fathomed the direction it took.

Two years later after being transferred to Rahway State Prison his fate would cross with that of renowned Motown producer George Kerr, setting the course for a record and history to be made.

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WHEN WE MET REGGIE, BILL, AND LA'GRANT we had no idea where their story would lead us, nor of the incomparable education they would extend to us over the next four years of our lives. Over Easter Dinner we received the rundown on how Reginald "Prophet" Haynes fell into the prison system, the subsequent, unthinkable music career he found inside, and the unexpected twists that almost ruined it all. The "Prophet" designation proved true.

We were also wholly unaware of how the world was poised to change, how a renewed civil rights movement would arise to highlight gross injustice and strengthen the voices of the disenfranchised. 

In the discord of the world today, the hopeful harmonies of The Legendary Escorts are a balm sorely needed by hurting communities across the nation. 

"Please increase the peace, for love is truly where it's at" - Reginald Prophet Haynes

NEWS & REVIEWS

Currently in-development for adaptation into a major motion picture.

MONTCLAIR FILM, Interview with Director Corbett Jones

VARIETY, Montclair Film Festival Announcement

PASADENA WEEKLY, Redemption Song

MASS APPEAL, Doc Looks at the Power of Music Behind Bars

MUSIC FILM WEB, Music from the Big House

CREW

Directed by Corbett Jones

Produced by Anna Rau & Corbett Jones

Co-Produced by Christopher Black

Cinematography by Matt Figler & Corbett Jones

Re-Enactment Cinematography by Evan Prince

Private screener available upon request.