When Ryan Kwanten was in the red chair recently he talked about his True Blood character Jason Stackhouse and told George he doesn't know how the show will end.
Chris Bauer attends People's Ones to Watch Party at Hinoki & The Bird on October 9, 2013 in Los Angeles, California. Source: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images North America, ZIMBIO
Set in 1978 Fort Lauderdale, Free Ride was actually filmed in Sarasota. The low-budget shoot didn’t look it. “We were working with a very little amount of money,” Moyer reported later at the 1920s-themed FLIFF gala, held at a private home nearby. “We had one of those situations where even members of the crew were extras at some point. It was nuts!”
They made do.
“We had something like 29 period cars and four boats for four weeks, and it cost us only $5,000,” said the Brit, 44. “Anyone thinking they were going to make a fortune out of their fancy cars were sadly mistaken.”
Moyer isn’t a true-crime buff but felt the Betz-written screenplay was interesting enough for the big screen.
“My M.O. is looking at extraordinary things happening to ordinary people and how they cope,” he said of the Betz-directed movie, which should hit theaters in early 2014. “I love stories that have reality in them.” But as far as watching reality shows? Nope.
“I can’t remember the last time I turned on the TV except to watch the finale of Breaking Bad.”
Four kids can do that (he also has a daughter and son from two previous relationships). The one-timeStarter Wife star doesn’t even have time to watch himself on his own HBO vampire drama.
“Sometimes I watch the first couple of episodes to see how everything is going with the script and then say, ‘OK, we’re good.’ ” JustJared has pics.
Denis O'Hare attends Focus Features' 'Dallas Buyers Club' premiere at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in Beverly Hills. Source: Christopher Polk/Getty Images North America via zimbio
Moyer isn’t a true-crime buff but felt the Betz-written screenplay was interesting enough for the big screen.
“My M.O. is looking at extraordinary things happening to ordinary people and how they cope,” he said of the Betz-directed movie, which should hit theaters in early 2014. “I love stories that have reality in them.” But as far as watching reality shows? Nope.
“I can’t remember the last time I turned on the TV except to watch the finale of Breaking Bad.”
Four kids can do that (he also has a daughter and son from two previous relationships). The one-timeStarter Wife star doesn’t even have time to watch himself on his own HBO vampire drama.
“Sometimes I watch the first couple of episodes to see how everything is going with the script and then say, ‘OK, we’re good.’ ” JustJared has pics.
Pics from Ryan's movie, The Right Kind of Wrong.
Yum, yum, yum, Juicy Rob McDimples.
Denis O'Hare attends Focus Features' 'Dallas Buyers Club' premiere at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in Beverly Hills. Source: Christopher Polk/Getty Images North America via zimbio
Brunch with the King for a good cause-
Artful Dining: Brunch with Denis O'Hare
Brunch in the home of Susan Beckerman (Upper West Side)
With Broadway and Hollywood stars, playwrights, and directors increasingly turning to TV, we sit down to discuss the oft-described "new golden age of television" with actor Denis O'Hare. A veteran of such lauded shows as American Horror Story, True Blood, and The Good Wife, and also a Tony-winning stage performer, O'Hare will talk with writer and comedian Julie Klausner (How Was Your Week, Vulture.com) about telling great stories across different mediums.
Click here to purchase tickets or call 212.864.1414 x286.
Artful Dining: Brunch with Denis O'Hare
Brunch in the home of Susan Beckerman (Upper West Side)
With Broadway and Hollywood stars, playwrights, and directors increasingly turning to TV, we sit down to discuss the oft-described "new golden age of television" with actor Denis O'Hare. A veteran of such lauded shows as American Horror Story, True Blood, and The Good Wife, and also a Tony-winning stage performer, O'Hare will talk with writer and comedian Julie Klausner (How Was Your Week, Vulture.com) about telling great stories across different mediums.
Click here to purchase tickets or call 212.864.1414 x286.
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