Cole Summers was a janitor, working at the navy for seven years with the world telling him he would never be a pilot. But he was the only one to complete the secret and top navy simulation mission. He could save the world, but before that he had to fight off the evil politicians who were after his life if he ever became a pilot.
On the other hand, Lieutenant Mina Rylanes, callsign Nightfall, was the kick-ass heroine, a woman in the male-dominated field taking on the biggest competitors and leading the way to become the Top Gun fighter pilot.
Let’s uncover more about Cole Summers and Mina Rylanes, the hottest pair in the Callsign Legacy movie.
- Part 1: Get to Know Callsign Legacy Main Characters—The Janitor & His Nightfall
- Part 2: Breaking Down The Most Awaited Callsign Legacy Movie Storyline
- Part 3: Catch Cole Summers and Mina Rylanes’s Top Gun Trials—Must-Watch Callsign Legacy Episodes
- Part 4: Conclusion
Part 1: Get to Know Callsign Legacy Main Characters—The Janitor & His Nightfall
1.1 Who is Cole Summers?
Cole Summers was a janitor who had been working in the Navy for seven years. Son of Rick Summers, a traitor and former pilot, Cole Summers’s only dream was to become the best fighter pilot in the world.
Yet Cole Summers was told to quit and give up on his dreams by his father, Rick, as Cole’s life was at risk with Rick’s enemies vowing to kill Cole if he ever became a pilot. Yet Cole Summers refused to give up as he went on to become the only pilot who could save the world.
Known for his role as Adam Parker in Queen of the Court, a ReelShorts sports romance movie, Royce Lundquist is the Callsign Legacy cast member who’s playing Cole Summers. Watch him on ReelShort!
1.2 Who is Mina Rylanes?
Mina Rylanes is a lieutenant who was popularly known as Nightfall, her navy call sign. Joining the Top Gun Navy trials, Mina Rylanes went on to beat the best to put herself on the list of top pilots in the Navy.
Behind the scenes, Mina Rylanes is the stunning actor of Callsign Legacy who’s playing Mina Rylanes. Mina is an actor, director, and producer. You can check out her other hottest verticals, like Bound to the Rebel Wolf and Chained to My Prison Guard, on ReelShort.
Part 2: Breaking Down The Most Awaited Callsign Legacy Movie Storyline
Callsign Legacy plot opens with young Cole Summers receiving an FA-18 Super Hornet as a gift from his imprisoned father, Rick Summers. The gift changed Cole’s life forever as he vowed to become a fighter pilot just like his dad and be the best in the world.
Fifteen years later, Cole Summers was in pursuit of his pilot dreams. But his father, who once supported Cole and his dreams, had started to shame his son like he was a loser, encouraging him to give up on his navy dreams.
Rick Summers vowed that Cole would never be a fighter pilot, that he’s not good enough, with Cole Summers still being a janitor despite being in the navy for seven years. However, Rick wasn’t cold-hearted. He wasn’t trying to be hard on his son for being weak, but Rick was trying to hold him back to save his life.
Cole Summers was the best fighter pilot Rick had ever seen; there was no one like Cole walking on the earth to train like Cole did. But Rick had powerful enemies who wouldn’t hesitate to kill Cole Summers if he ever became a pilot; hence, Rick didn’t care if his son hated him. As all Rick wanted was to save his son’s life by making sure no one knew how good Cole was as a pilot, including Cole himself.
At the navy, Cole was mocked, called a mop maggot, and bullied by Captain Daniels for being a janitor and son of Rick Summers, a traitor. The humiliation and constant doubt made Cole Summers question his dreams, unaware he was the only one who could save America as Callsign Legacy’s plot got tense.
The enemy’s long-range missile facility was all set to be up and running in days. The countdown had officially begun in the CIA headquarters as Agent Smith and Agent Jones had to find a pilot to destroy the enemies, or America would be in ruins. With all the top-secret flight simulators sent to every base, even the top agents seemed helpless, with the situation getting worse with every top pilot failing miserably.
And the answer to the CIA, who would save America, was Cole Summers. Taking a chance on what he could become, Cole Summers took on the test mission and completed the mission successfully. With Cole finally being the pilot who could fly the mission and hit the target, he left the CIA agents curious to know who he was.
However Agent Smith was unconvinced and refused to believe a janitor could fly the mission. So he ordered Cole Summers to be included in trials for Top Gun to find out how Cole cheated, unaware of his exceptional talent. Because the fate of the world would be in the hands of Cole, a janitor, if he’s the only one to pass the trials.
At the Strike Fighter Tactics Program—Top Gun selections, Cole Summers is bullied and mocked yet again with constant doubt and criticism. With Rick’s son in the trials, his biggest enemy, Toby Dubois, Head of the Senate Naval Council, personally came down to see Cole fail. Because if Cole were to succeed, Toby would be the one to kill him.
To save Cole’s life from the evil Toby’s hands, Rick Summers decided to sabotage Cole’s chances at the Top Gun Selections, wanting his son to quit and give up. But Cole Summers refused to quit even when his life was on the line.
And when he had everyone bet against him, it was Lieutenant Mina Rylanes who was the only one who supported him and even took a liking to him. Can Cole Summers be the next Top Gun to save the world? Would Lieutenant Mina Rylanes fall for the janitor? Watch Callsign Legacy on ReelShort to find out.
Part 3: Catch Cole Summers and Mina Rylanes’s Top Gun Trials—Must-Watch Callsign Legacy Episodes
Episode 7
First trial of Top Gun in the Callsign Legacy movie, the Heli Trial—the opposing G-forces to make it feel like the pilots are being ripped apart. With the helicopter being lifted off, the pilots would have to hold themselves down as long as they could.
The trial began with Buckeye, 5.3 seconds. When other pilots failed to beat Buckeye, Lieutenant Mina Rylanes, callsign Nightfall, took on the challenge and successfully made the best score, 6.1 seconds.
Episode 8
The Giant took the lead in the Navy trials with 10.1 seconds. It was finally the turn of janitor Cole Summers, callsign Mop Bucket. But before Cole Summers could participate, his father interrupted, demanding a moment with Cole as he offered a bottled water for him.
As Rick encouraged Cole Summers to quit to avoid making fun of himself, Cole refused. But he made the big mistake of taking his father’s drink, as it was drugged with tranquilizers, enough to put down a horse. Rick was clearly trying to sabotage Cole’s performance, and it worked, as Cole ended up in last place.
Episode 13
Gunnar Dubois, the Giant, almost killed Lieutenant Mina Rylanes, aka Nightfall. Although Gunnar refused to show any guilt as he excused himself to go to Top Gun. With Cole Summers drugged by his father, who wanted his son to finally realize he was never going to be a pilot, Cole Summers did the unthinkable.
By putting his life at risk, Cole Summers took an adrenaline shot despite Mina Rylanes’s warnings. But all the criticism and humiliation had worked on Cole; he wanted to show the world what he was capable of to prove his dream.
With Senator Toby Dubois announcing the Top Gun belonging to his son Gunnar, Cole Summers returned, ready to redeem himself.
Part 4: Conclusion
Cole Summers wanted to prove to the world that the low-key janitor could become a pilot. Despite being the best in the world, Cole Summers was looked down on for his janitor status. He was called the son of a traitor and undermined as a loser until he redeemed himself by saving the world from potential war.
His only cheerleader, confidant, and friend was Lieutenant Mina Rylanes, a badass heroine who didn’t care Cole Summers was a janitor as she took a liking to him. Will their world-saving mission ring love bells?
Callsign: Legacy full movie is streaming now. Uncover more about Cole Summers and Mina Rylanes by checking out this latest vertical movie on the ReelShort app or website.
