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A down-on-his-luck music producer stumbles upon a lost work of art that could change everything. But to win, he must surrender his notions of success and embrace the mystery and absurdity of life.
My latest project is shooting in a place Ive longed to spend time in since I moved to Texas 5 short years ago. FAR MARFA, which shoots in, well, Marfa, TX stars Johnny Sneed as CARTER and myself as QUARRY. Jesse Bernstein, also with my agency (The Atherton Group), will play a supporting role as DAVID (pronounced “Da-veed”).
There will definitely be more info to come as I continue on this journey. Aside from dynamic filmmaking, I have a feeling there will be plenty of great conversation, biking around town and hopefully a bonfire or two in the desert!
Sam Doonby, is a happy-go-lucky drifter who takes up residence in a small Texas town but seems suspiciously immune to the misfortunes that beset the other townsfolk.
John Schneider, star of Doonby, talks about the film and his role on FOX News yesterday. I played supporting role as “Lisa” in the feature. Needless to say, this interview sparks my excitement for the film to be released! (Im hoping mid-fall…?)
The link to the seven minute interview with John is here. (The preview footage is at the beginning)
John Schneider (Sam Doonby), Jenn Gotzon (Laura Reaper) and Robert Davi (Sheriff Woodley) in a screenshot from the film.
John Schneider discusses Doonby clips (shown on right with Brandi Blevins as "Jolene")
I have a supporting role in a feature film called Doonby, shooting this month. The film was written and is being directed by Peter Mackenzie. The cast is an amazing group of actors - John Schneider, Robert Davi, Will Wallace, Jenn Gotzon, Joe Estevez and, of course, many others talents!
Here is a photo from our last “crowded bar scene” and Ernie Hudson’s last day on set.
Doonby Castorama! From left: Myself, Tom Lagleder, Dwayne, Lizabeth Waters, John Schneider, Jenn Gotzon, Ernie Hudson, Brandi Blevins
Below is the Katy House, run by Sallie and Bruce, the most generous couple one could hope to find wandering on location. Sallie hosted the principal cast at the house so we didnt need to wait in trailers or tents the whole day. It was good to have a ‘home front’ to camp out for most of the day. Thanks again, Sallie and Bruce!
Katy House
Katy House owner: Sallie (with a friends on the porch)
Katy House: Living Room "Home" for three days of shooting
In the film, I play a swinger who is intrigued with Sam Doonby’s charisma as well as integrity. Below is myself and my on-screen hubby, Tom Lagleder in full costume.
Swingers on set
Sallie always gets pictures with the cast of films that come through her house. This is our token “fireplace mantel” shot with her :)
Myself, Sallie and Tom
There’s a lot of meandering and waiting to shoot on any set. Smithville has a particularly interesting vibe, a small town chill that can only be felt, not described. I’m quite happy to slow down and wait around in Smithville, TX.
Smithvillery
Waiting in my trailer, I often took off my red heels, which then became interesting subject matter.
Red Hells, i mean Heels
And this is the woman who put me in those shoes :)
Wardrobe department (extraordinaire)
I found out at the end of the day why people were asking Scotti (below) for guitar picks while we chat. He is co-guitarist for Skid Row (and an awesome dude as well!)
Scotti Hill, co-guitarist for Skid Row
Skid Row (Scottie on left)
After the bar scene wrap, there was a small afterparty at the Tamble’s House, the location where I’ll shoot my next scenes May 31, June 1. Im ready to go back to Smithville and see everyone again!
Afterparty! From left: Chris Armstrong, Jenn Gotzon, Tom Lagleder (who got shafted by a mystery shadow) and Myself
Look for the film early 2011!
