Cast Spotlight Tate Ellington Part 2

Back in June when Remember Me first started filming, I wrote a spotlight on Tate which detailed some of his work to date. But reading about roles doesn't really give one a feel about an actor. Wondering what we might expect from Tate, I searched through the internet and came upon a couple of clips and a trailer that featured Tate in his role of Oliver in The Elephant King.

Oliver is described by viewers of the film as a quiet, retiring, semi-depressed man child who has been sent to Thailand by his parents to bring home his wayward brother. His performance was described as "absolutely amazing, leaving a memorable impression that makes you want to see him in more films in the future."

So take a look and get a little taste of what Tate can bring to the screen.


Link to first spotlight on Tate.


Clip 1: Tate and Jonno Roberts Brothel Scene


Clip 2: Tate and Ellen Burstyn Car Scene


Elephant King Trailer



Source:
Elephant King Clips and Trailer
aceshowbiz.com

Filmmaker Spotlight Allen Coulter Part 2

Allen Coulter's first feature film was Hollywoodland (2006). The film explores the real-life mystery that surrounds the death of George Reeves (Ben Afflect), who was the original TV superman. George Reeves dies of a single gun shot wound which may or may not have been a suicide. In the movie, a private detective (Adrien Brody) searches for the truth exploring leads that are both dangerous and hard to connect. In exploring George's death and life, the detective finds connections to himself too.

Troy Rogers at UGO interviewed Allen about his approach to directing this film.
To read that interview, please click here

You can check Hollywoodland out this month on HBO. It is showing:
July 14 4:50 AM HBO
July 17 4:00 PM HBO Signature
July 22 1:00 PM HBO Signature
July 27 11:00 AM HBO Signature





Video Source:
Kxlulosangeles at YouTube.com

Cast Spotlight Ruby Jerins Part 2

The short film that Ruby Jerins starred in, Zoe's Day (2007), is available to view on YouTube. If you haven't seen her in Showtime's Nurse Jackie, you can watch her here in this short (10 minute) film.



Zoe's Day
Director - Rebecca Gwynne
Writers - Rebecca Gwynne (co-writer)
..........Lauran Janes (short story)

Cast
Mother - Lauran James
Father - Michael Kelly
Zoe - Ruby Jerins

Producer - Grayson Ross
Co-Producer - Lisa Edwards
Executive Producer - Rebecca Gwynne

For more information on this film,
IMDb Zoe's Day

Source
youtube.com