| "Jacob and Jesse" | |
|---|---|
| Series Taken Season 1, Episode 2 | |
| |
| Air date | December 3rd, 2002 |
| Writers | Leslie Bohem |
| Director | Breck Eisner |
| Producers | Steven Spielberg; Joe M. Aguilar; Darryl Frank; Steve Beers; Leslie Bohem; Richard Heus; James Lima; Julie Herlocker |
| Starring | Julie Benz; Steve Burton; Catherine Dent; Dakota Fanning; Willie Garson; Jason Gray-Stanford; Joel Gretsch; John Hawkes; Tina Holmes; Ryan Hurst; Chad Morgan; Anton Yelchin; James N. Kirk |
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"Jacob and Jesse" is the title to the second episode of the science fiction television miniseries Taken, which was produced by Steven Spielberg. It was directed by Breck Eisner with a script written by Leslie Bohem. It premiered on the Sci-Fi Channel on Tuesday, December 3rd, 2002.
Cast[]
Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Julie Benz | Kate Keys |
| Steve Burton | Russell Keys |
| Catherine Dent | Sally Clarke |
| Dakota Fanning | Allie Keys |
| Willie Garson | Doctor Kreutz |
| Jason Gray-Stanford | Howard Bowen |
| Joel Gretsch | Owen Crawford |
| John Hawkes | Marty Erickson |
| Tina Holmes | Anne Crawford |
| Ryan Hurst | Adult Tom Clarke |
| Chad Morgan | Adult Becky Clarke |
| Anton Yelchin | Child Jacob Clarke |
| James Kirk | Teen Jesse Keys |
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Kevin Durand | Homeless bloke on train |
| Philip Granger | Irish Dave on train |
| Malcolm Stewart | Peter Quarrington |
| Ian Tracey | Bill Walker |
| Conner Widdows | Jesse Kays (Age 7) |
| Brenda James | Ellen Greenspan |
| Laurie Murdoch | Researcher |
| Lachlan Murdoch | Travis |
| Carol Infield Sender | Gladys Erenberg |
| Helen Infield Siff | Mavis Erenberg |
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Quotes[]
- Allie Keys: My father liked to say that there were these things in life that didn't make any sense, and they could never make any sense, and if you were anywhere near smart, you knew that. But your job was not to give up, to keep on trying to make sense out of them anyway, trying to understand things that could never be understood. I guess maybe people will always find different names for their answers, but the one thing is, their questions will always be the same.
See also[]
External Links[]
- "Jacob and Jesse" at IMDB
- "Jacob and Jesse" at the BBC
- "Jacob and Jesse" at the TV IV
- "Jacob and Jesse" at the TV Database
- "Jacob and Jesse" at the Christmas Specials Wiki
Keywords[]
1950s | 1958 | Alien abduction | Christmas | Illinois | Jail | Military units | Texas | Train | United States Air Force
