Band of Rebels

A group of confederate soldiers uses their unique set of skills to travel behind enemy lines to take on deadly missions which reign havoc on the Union army.

Cast

Lizzi Tompkins

as Maria

Jerry Chesser

as C.S. Major Tombs

Russell Dobson

as C.S. Lieutenant William Tuten

Paul Clayton

as C.S. Sergeant Augustus

Daniel Dobson

as C.S. Captain Wade Hampton IV

Eddie Rodgers

as C.S. General Wade Hampton III

William Wylie

as C.S. General Longstreet

Jezibell Anat

as Mama Thorn

Wendy Miklos

as Mary Hampton

Joseph Zuchowski

as U.S. Colonel McBride

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