Not Your Romeo & Juliet Day One
Shooting has begun on the feature I wrote and am producing at Asbury University: Not Your Romeo & Juliet! Day one wrapped – on to day two.
65Mile Insight: CODA
This week as the last of our fundraising walk & talks, Catherine and I look at CODA (now on Apple+), the marvelous way Sian Heder uses all the family members as theme carriers, and the brilliant performances by the cast. Speaking of a brilliant supporting cast – use this opportunity to support our cause!
Catherine and I are committed to walking 65 miles in six weeks as part of the 65 Roses 65 Mile Challenge. We are raising money for Cystic Fibrosis research in honor of our niece, Harper.
Each week we are also committing to posting an insight into movies, TV, theater or other aspects of our industry just as we finish our walks. Or if we need a break, during our walks. Mostly because as a couch potato, my favorite workouts involve marathoning with a remote.
To donate: Go to my fundraising page, or Catherine’s page and click the DONATE button in the right column.
65Insight: Godzilla vs Kong
This week as part of our fundraising walk & talk I’m chatting about Godzilla vs Kong – and how they get one thing wrong. Yep, I’m focusing on one thing, which was hard to contain myself. Take a listen, and while you do, consider supporting our effort.
Catherine and I are committed to walking 65 miles in six weeks as part of the 65 Roses 65 Mile Challenge. We are raising money for Cystic Fibrosis research in honor of our niece, Harper.
Each week we are also committing to posting an insight into movies, TV, theater or other aspects of our industry just as we finish our walks. Or if we need a break, during our walks. Mostly because as a couch potato, my favorite workouts involve marathoning with a remote.
To donate: Go to my fundraising page, or Catherine’s page and click the DONATE button in the right column.
65Insight: “Just Mercy”
This week I talk about the movie Just Mercy, and the dramatic concept of delaying justice for our characters.
Catherine and I are committed to walking 65 miles in six weeks as part of the 65 Roses 65 Mile Challenge. We are raising money for Cystic Fibrosis research in honor of our niece, Harper. We are approaching the half-way mark – and we are on track to double our miles!
Each week we are also committing to posting an insight into movies, TV, theater or other aspects of our industry just as we finish our walks. Or if we need a break, during our walks. Mostly because as a couch potato, my favorite workouts involve marathoning with a remote.
Help us double our fundraising as well as our miles!
To donate: Go to my fundraising page, or Catherine’s page and click the DONATE button in the right column.
65Insight: About Time and Character Choice
Catherine and I talk about the delightful movie, About Time, and reflections on how choice defines character.
Catherine and I are committed to walking 65 miles in six weeks as part of the 65 Roses 65 Mile Challenge. We are raising money for Cystic Fibrosis research in honor of our niece, Harper.
Each week we are also committing to posting an insight into movies, TV, theater or other aspects of our industry just as we finish our walks. Or if we need a break, during our walks. Mostly because as a couch potato, my favorite workouts involve marathoning with a remote.
To donate: Go to my fundraising page, or Catherine’s page and click the DONATE button in the right column.
65Insight: Ryan Hurst, Bosch & Benedict
As part of our 65 Mile Challenge insight, Catherine talks about acting, using the performance of Ryan Hurst in Bosch and The Mysterious Benedict Society.
Catherine and I are committed to walking 65 miles in six weeks as part of the 65 Roses 65 Mile Challenge. We are raising money for Cystic Fibrosis research in honor of our niece, Harper.
Each week we are also committing to posting an insight into movies, TV, theater or other aspects of our industry just as we finish our walks. Or if we need a break, during our walks. Mostly because as a couch potato, my favorite workouts involve marathoning with a remote.
To donate: Go to my fundraising page, or Catherine’s page and click the DONATE button in the right column.
65 Insight: 3 Stories & A Quiet Place
Catherine and I are committed to walking 65 miles in six weeks as part of the 65 Roses 65 Mile Challenge. We are raising money for Cystic Fibrosis research in honor of our niece, Harper.
Each week we are also committing to posting an insight into movies, TV, theater or other aspects of our industry just as we finish our walks. Or if we need a break, during our walks. Mostly because as a couch potato, my favorite workouts involve marathoning with a remote. This is a sample we created as we try to get into shape for the challenge.
To donate: Go to my fundraising page, or Catherine’s page and click the DONATE button in the right column.
65 Insight: Black Widow
Starting August 1st, Catherine and I are committed to walking 65 miles in six weeks as part of the 65 Roses 65 Mile Challenge. We are raising money for Cystic Fibrosis research in honor of our niece, Harper.
Each week we are also committing to posting an insight into movies, TV, theater or other aspects of our industry just as we finish our walks. Or if we need a break, during our walks. Mostly because as a couch potato, my favorite workouts involve marathoning with a remote. This is a sample we created as we try to get into shape for the challenge.
To donate: Go to my fundraising page, or Catherine’s page and click the DONATE button in the right column.
65Insight Knives Out Genre Switch
This is the final week of a 6 week challenge – the 65 Roses 65 Mile challenge. I’ve committed to indoor biking 65miles a week to raise money to find a cure for CF. I am also giving insights into the movies I watch as I bike – right after hopping off the bike, hence out of breath. Hope your enjoy the insights into the genre switch of Knives Out this week.
Want to help my campaign? You can go here to donate.
Where’s this Cel from?
More on the walls at Asbury University: This one, with fashion model Catherine standing next to it, is an animation cel used in a movie. A few clues: the bird in the picture may not look it, but it is a robin; the film was not animated; and… okay, I doubt you need any more clues.
Sean Gaffney 