The hottest actors, Moriah N. Boone and Tyler Harlow, play Hank Walker and Emily Wolff in ReelShort‘s exclusive vertical You Fired the Backbone of Detroit.
This latest vertical drama is all about a mechanic, Hank Walker, who finds himself fired from his job at Webster after his endless dedication of forty years. As he hits rock bottom, Hank Walker finds himself offered by CEO Emily Wolff to be the lead engineer at Mach 15, a rival company to Webster.
- Part 1: Introducing the Storyline of You Fired the Backbone of Detroit Movie
- Part 2: Get to Know the You Fired the Backbone of Detroit Main Characters
- Part 3: Thrilling Episodes of You Fired the Backbone of Detroit Movie
- Part 4: Lessons to Learn from Hank Walker and Emily Wolff in You Fired the Backbone of Detroit Movie
Part 1: Introducing the Storyline of You Fired the Backbone of Detroit Movie
Hank Walker, the backbone of Detroit who had helped build Webster Company from the ground, yet again saved his company when a scandal broke out. With the power of AI unable to locate the issue, Hank, using his experience, found what had caused the accident, which had killed three college students.
Just as Hank Walker and his colleagues expected a bonus in the You Fired the Backbone of Detroit movie, they were shocked when they got fired instead. The new management, Tessolux, a giant tech company, had taken over the Webster company. With them bringing in the billion-dollar AI system, the senior engineer, an Ivy League graduate, decided to let go of Hank Walker and other employees who had been with Webster for over four decades.
Close to his retirement, Hank Walker found himself laid off despite him being the only one who could keep the Webster Motors company running. Just as Hank Walker expected his unemployment might give him a chance to spend more time with his granddaughter, his daughter Helen and son-in-law Jesse pushed him away.
They wanted Hank Walker to find another job to fund their lives. Without money, Hank Walker was kept from seeing his granddaughter. Jobless and barely scraping by after giving all of his paychecks to his ungrateful daughter, Hank Walker found himself digging through dumpsters and collecting scraps.
Meanwhile, Emily Wolff, the CEO of Mach 15, who had her company online, wanted the best engineer—Hank Walker in Detroit to join her. As Emily’s personal assistant was tracking down Hank Walker, he unexpectedly found himself helping Mach 15 when they had a critical issue costing them millions.
With Hank Walker fixing the critical error, Emily Wolff, who was determined to have Hank at her company, hired him as the lead engineer with a million dollars pay. With Hank Walker finally proving his haters wrong, his daughter, who had kicked him away, wanted him back.
But Tom Norris, buddy of Jesse, Hank’s son-in-law, and the man who fired Hank Walker, refused to believe in Hank’s potential until he was the only one who could save Webster Company from the ruins.
Yet Tom Norris ridiculed Hank Walker at every stage, resulting in Webster Motors Company suffering majorly. Until the CEO of Webster finally arrived. Realizing Hank’s true potential that the Webster company had undermined for years, they had a lowball offer to get back Hank Walker.
However, Hank Walker wasn’t interested in returning to Webster. With his comeback, he chose to stand up for himself against his haters and ultimately found a second chance at love with Emily Wolff, the woman who had supported him through thick and thin.
Part 2: Get to Know the You Fired the Backbone of Detroit Main Characters
2.1 Who is Hank Walker?
Hank Walker is the heroic engineer of Detroit who worked at the Webster Motors company for over forty years. He was hardworking, loyal, and a passionate engineer who knew the ins and outs of the cars he built from scratch and the machines he kept running for over the decades. His expertise and talent were unmatched. Yet he was still underestimated at work.
The Webster company treated him poorly, but Hank Walker refused to pick the rival companies. He had dedicated his life to Detroit and wanted to remain working at Webster until his retirement. But he was fired when a new tech company took over.
But what Webster failed to realize was that without Hank Walker in the building, their billions worth machines would go boom costing them huge.
Apart from his mechanical job, Hank Walker was a doting and Selfless father to his greedy daughter Helen and granddaughter Audrey.
The latest ReelShort Heartthrob who’s playing Hank Walker in You Fired the Backbone of Detroit movie is none other than Tyler Harlow, an actor and model based out of LA.
2.2 Who is Emily Wolff?
Meet Emily Wolff, the badass ceo and boss lady of Mach 15 who was leading her company to the top with her new project Silver Lynx Model A, a new supercar that could revolutionize the motors industry.
She had all the billions worth resources and best tech experts. Yet she was after Hank Walker, an old mechanic who was still a low-level worker at Webster Motors company despite working there for forty years. Hank Walker was the best engineer who would help her lead her new supercar project; Emily Wolff wanted Hank Walker to work for her.
But her sky-high pay offers got rejected by Hank Walker until his unexpected termination at his job. With Hank Walker finally out of Webster, Emily Wolff was determined to have him at his company as her senior lead engineer.
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Part 3: Thrilling Episodes of You Fired the Backbone of Detroit Movie
Episode 3
Hank Walker, the loyal underdog of Webster Motor Group, got fired despite working there for forty years. His loyalty, dedication, and hard work meant nothing to the management. With Webster purchasing their cutting-edge AI detection system from Apex AI for over ten billion dollars, the software was replacing the manpower.
Lead engineer Tom Norris mocked Hank Walker and his colleagues, calling them amateurs compared to AI systems, which could do more for the company. But these men who had given their all for the company couldn’t stand watching their jobs be gone. They were the backbone of Webster; they built the company from the ground up.
Yet Tom Norris didn’t care, not even when threatened to be sued. Despite being mocked, Hank Walker decided to warn Tom about the finicky machines, which needed real-time monitoring. If not, the production could go wrong as the You Fired the Backbone of Detroit plot gets intense.
Episode 4
Hank Walker knew more about the Webster Motor Company machines than anyone else. With his experience at the job, he could tell one thing: that the machines need to be checked on and reserviced. Or else the company could lose billions.
But Tom Norris mistook Hank’s warning as a desperation to keep his job and insulted him for making things up. Hence, Tom Norris wasn’t concerned about the warnings about the maintenance or the potential safety hazard it could cause. Instead, he focused more on his AI facts, which could handle the machines.
Hank Walker and his friends soon left after their unexpected termination. Meanwhile, Emily Wolff was panicking with her company, Mach 15, on the line.
But there was one person who could save her company, and that was Hank Walker, who was just fired from Webster ckmapmh. This old mechanic was the only one who could fix a critical error Emily Wolff’s company was battling. Emily wanted her assistant to get him to Mach 15 by offering him whatever he wanted. Would Emily Wolff finally get to have Hank Walker work for her?
Part 4: Lessons to Learn from Hank Walker and Emily Wolff in You Fired the Backbone of Detroit Movie
Loyalty Should Go Both Ways
If there’s one thing we could learn about Hank Walker and Emily Wolff’s journey in You Fired the Backbone of Detroit movie, it’s that loyalty is royalty. But only when loyalty goes both ways.
Hank Walker, who served the Webster company for four decades, got replaced by a new-gen AI system and was fired within minutes. His years of dedication and experience didn’t matter to the company he gave up everything for. Hank had chosen Webster even when his dying wife could have made use of better insurance coverage elsewhere. His loyalty wasn’t wrong, but he just showed it to the wrong people.
Whereas Emily Wolff, she trusted and valued Hank Walker. She supported him through his tough battles and showed him what true love was.
Always Know Your Worth
Hank Walker knew if not him, no other engineer could keep the Webster company running. Yet he lowballed his worth and was stuck in a low-level mechanic job at Webster, whereas an Ivy League graduate, Tom Norris, got promoted to a senior position within a year using his facts of AI, which ultimately failed.
If only Hank Walker knew his true worth like Emily Wolff did, he would have been in a much better place with no haters ever doubting his talent and expertise. Watch Hank Walker’s ultimate comeback on ReelShort. You Fired the Backbone of Detroit full movie is out now!
