Gavin Schmitt’s interviews of people in movie and television industry.
Gavin Schmitt Interviews Producer Stone Douglass “Corman’s World” (affiliate link) is the documentary on Roger Corman the world has been waiting for. If you are a fan of horror, science fiction, action, exploitation or any of those “second-class” genres, you know Roger Corman and his work. He made some of the greats, and more importantly […]
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Kristanna Loken is an American model and actress best known for her roles as in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, BloodRayne and Painkiller Jane. She is full-blooded Norwegian and hails from New York, though her roots are in Wisconsin, my home state of 31 years. I had the distinct pleasure of briefly speaking with
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Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, son of famed Symphony Orchestra Conductor Efrain Guigui, Martin Guigui grew up in New York, Puerto Rico and Vermont. He began his film career while a student at Hofstra University and soon thereafter won several festival awards for his shorts and documentary films. Guigui directed and produced music driven documentaries
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If Rob Freeman is known for anything, in my opinion it should be for being a nice guy. He is very easy-going and a pleasure to talk with. But that isn’t how you would know him. You would recognize him (if you don’t already know his name) from “Pumpkinhead: Blood Feud” where he played the
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Michael Brandt tells me that he “grew up on Lake Mendota” because his grandparents had a house there, his parents went to school in Madison, and he has spent countless summers here. Have the frozen lakes, cheap booze and endless varieties of cheese influenced him much? Hard to say. Sounds like his biggest influence would
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Larry Laverty has been around for years and has acted in more films and television shows than the average thespian… but you probably never heard of him. Larry wants this to change. We had a bit of a chat on his career, with a focus on “Cut”, featuring Tony Todd… Raised in Oakland, California, Larry
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The extraordinary Jon C. Mirsalis has led a life of varied and far-flung interests thus far. Not only is he an excellent piano accompanist of silent films, he is considered one of the top authorities on the life and films of Lon Chaney. He edits and maintains the Lon Chaney Home Page. By day his
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After previously associating himself with B-horror movies like “Blood Island” and “The Evil Woods”, writer/director Aaron Harvey has branched out into action and he has upped his budget. Those of us who love B-horror may be sad to lose him, but his latest film — “Catch .44” — is a treat for us all, especially
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Simon Rumley is a man who knows his horror films. In casual conversation, he will throw out references to “Tale of Two Sisters” and “Don’t Look Now” without skipping a beat. And now horror fans are beginning to know Simon, as his films have been receiving critically acclaim on the film festival circuit — you
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Gavin Schmitt Interviews Actress Alexa Vega Alexa Vega is an actress and singer, best known for her role as Carmen Cortez in the “Spy Kids” film series and Shilo Wallace in the film “Repo! The Genetic Opera”. (affiliate link) In 2009, she starred as the title character Ruby Gallagher in the ABC Family series “Ruby
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