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It is very nearly a new month so it can only mean one thing here on KM UK: another edition of our monthly looks at the on-going careers of the non-Kathryn members of the Cold Case cast. Your CCCC-up for March 2015 is served.
After a few months of mentioning it and what felt like longer waiting for it Thom Barry (Will Jeffries in CC) finally made his appearance in the now cancelled TNT drama series Perception. When the news first broke on Thom’s role as an FBI field officer it looked like it would be recurring across a few episodes in the short closing run. Sadly, Thom did not appear until the very last episode, regardless of what IMDb is saying at the moment. Worst still it was all too brief. I can only assume the intention was for it to be greater but it was, for some reason, cut. How long will it be until we next get to talk about the big man?
Another of our less regular regulars is John Finn (John Stillman in CC). We have another chance to talk about him today. John has been cast in a pilot for possible new CBS drama series called Doubt. No… doubt (see what I did there?) it will be in the running for a slot in the upcoming autumn/fall schedules. IMDb has it listed a TV movie, which they often do for 1 hour pilot episodes like this. You’ll remember The Surgeon General which Kathryn had a role in and never made it to series. It is still characterised as a TV movie despite never airing. Anyway, Doubt stars KaDee Strickland (Private Practice) as a defence lawyer. In the pilot she gets ‘romantically involved’ (code for ‘doing it’, which itself is code for…) with her client, a man charged with the murder of a girl some years before. I can’t imagine that will be happening every week though. They are throwing the proverbial book at this show with Laverne Cox (Orange Is The New Black), Dreama Walker (Don’t Trust The B—- In Appartment 23), Dulé Hill (Psych), and Teddy Sears (Masters Of Sex) amongst those cast. All we know about John’s role is it is a character called Don. It could be a regular character or unique to the pilot. We don’t know yet. Since the last CCCC-up John apparently had a two-episode role in the TV series The Blacklist, which stars James Spader (Boston Legal) as a master criminal who, after years of evading the authorities, suddenly turns himself over the FBI and offers to help catch others like him. ‘Judge Richard Renner’ (John) made his appearances in episodes earlier this month.
We can usually rely on Tracie Thoms (Kat Miller on CC) to help fill up a CCCC-up, often all on her own, but this time it was only a late entry that gets her mentioned. Unbeknownst to me Tracie starred in a horror short last year that received a brief online-only release during Halloween. It was one of a set of 31 films for the DreadCentral, Collider and BloodyDisgusting websites under the title Fun Size Horror. Remember kids: fun is not a size. Tracie played ‘Karen’ in a segment called The Collection. May will see 21 of the films released via VOD services in what should probably be called an anthology titled Fun Size Horror: Volume One. Plans are already under way for a new set of short films for Halloween 2015. Be afraid, very afraid.
Want to chat online to a Cold Case guest star?
How about Jeffrey Combs? He appeared in the 5th season episode Spiders as the father of the victim. He wasn’t a nice guy.
Another Reddit AMA (‘Ask Me Anything’) online Q&A session to be held on Monday (30th Mar) at 2pm EST (that’s 7pm UK time, 6pm UTC/GMT) gives that opportunity.
Jeffrey had recurring roles on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Enterprise TV series so I would assume much of the questioning will be about those shows. We are talking about an online chat after all! He might appreciate a discussion about a very different role.
As well as a lot of voice work on things like various Transformers and Marvel cartoon series, Jeffrey has worked on many other shows (She Spies, CSI, The 4400, Chadam, Criminal Minds) including the latest Batman prequel series Gotham and movies (Re-Animator).
Thanks to Todd Smitts for passing along the info.
The Reddit IAmA page HERE has all the details etc.
If you have details of something you think fellow Kathryn/Cold Case fans would be interested in then please use the Contact form to let me know and I’ll post about it.
Writer/director/producer Fabien Martorell is ramping up the promotion of his The Coin follow-up short film Unbelief.
After more than a year of The Coin appearing at film festivals around the world you could understand that it will be put to one side in favour of the new boy. However, that is proving not to be the case.
Fabien has let it be known that The Coin and Unbelief have both been selected for screening at the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival in April. A bit of a sort of homecoming for Kathryn as she attended college and university in the state and, of course, Cold Case was set there.
Unbelief stars Andrew Howard (Limitless) and Tobin Bell (Saw I/II/III/IV/V/VI/VIII (he missed one!)). Two men meet in a park on Xmas Eve. One of them is an assassin. I doubt they’re exchanging gifts and sharing eggnog.
At time of posting the PIFF screening schedule has not been announced, probably because the organisers only stopped accepting submissions in the past week. The festival runs from the 17th to the 25th of April. I’ll update you when I can.
Information about the festival can be found on the official website HERE.
Roommate Wanted (née 2Br/1Ba), the drama starring Alex Vega and Spencer Grammer, is edging closer to release.
The latest big step, after a trailer was published last week, is the DVD being available for pre-order on Amazon’s US website. The launch is set for the 19th of May of this year.
The disc is listed on this page at the bargain price of $13.99.
So far I’ve not seen any sign of it outside of the US of A so we’ll have to wait for further news on that. Distribution is often covered by different companies across the world which complicates things. The same stands for Video On Demand (VOD) services.
You may not realise this but Amazon customers from anywhere in the world can use their local account to login to any of the other national Amazon sites. Which means that, shipping allowing, anyone outside the USA can order from the US Amazon site.
Remember to come back to KM UK nearer the time for some KM UK exclusive KM content.
It may be called the ‘Short. Sweet. Film Fest‘ but their schedule for the festival is anything but.
The ‘Short. Sweet. Film Fest’ is a single venue event running over 3 days with the most detailed plan of events I’ve seen of any of the dozens I’ve looked at the past few years.
The Coin, the short film by Fabien Martorell and starring Christopher Lloyd (Taxi) and Kathryn, will be screened during the festival in Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday the 11th of April. The venue is the Alex Theater, The Metropolitan At The 9 complex.
What normally happens at these short film festivals is for the individual movies to be grouped together, often around a common theme, to make a longer single screening. The exact timing of a particular item, or even the order, is thus rendered an unnecessary detail.
Not for the short ‘Short. Sweet. Film Fest.’ it isn’t.
Earlier this month the organisers released the official poster (see above right) and the schedule for the long weekend’s activities. It’s done to the minute for the every showing.
So, The Coin slots (see what I did there? never mind) in at 4:30pm, just after a ‘presentation’ by a local brewery.
Tickets and more details are available via the official website HERE.
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