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 CURTIS BELLAFIORE (Brett Wallace) – is a local actor from Massachusetts and born and raised on the south shore. His resume includes commercial, film, television, theater and print work. Most recently, Curtis co-stared in the Shodan Productions independent television pilot Destination Matters and Amazing Theater’s production of Proof as Hal, for which he received an E.M.A.C.T. D.A.S.H. Award nomination (Best Supporting Actor). He can also be seen doing various background works for major motion pictures and cable television shows such as Bride Wars, Showtime’s Brotherhood, and Paul Blart: Mall Cop, as well as the upcoming films The Zookeeper and The Fighter. Aside from acting, Curtis has a long history of training and teaching in the martial arts (Tae Kwon Do) for over 10 years. He's also had an extensive background in singing and musical theater since he was a child. Curtis is a graduate from Bridgewater State College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications and a graduate of Weymouth High School. |
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 GRACE SHIN IM (Kim Wallace) was born in Busan, South Korea and moved with her parents and sister to Virginia Beach, VA at age five. She credits her love of film to her family, who encouraged exploration of the cinema as a way of learning about new cultures. Grace gained valuable experience working in the business world upon graduating from the University of Virginia. At the same time she took part in a multitude of film and entertainment projects on the side. Ultimately, she found herself drawn fully to the film industry. As an actor, she hopes to inspire others through her creative work. Her latest film project was feature film "CO2" and is grateful to have worked with Wild Beagle Productions and Zone 5 Pictures. Off-screen, Grace is an avid yoga practitioner and has trained with noted teacher Baron Baptiste in Hawaii. She firmly believes in giving back to the community and serves as President of her local Alumni Chapter, providing a range of cultural, social, sports and community service activities. |
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 SCOTT GIANGRANDE (Attorney Foster) - SCOTT GIANGRANDE - JACK FOSTER Red Sox, Yankees and Phillies fans can see Scott during and after baseball games this season as Stanley in the W.B. Mason commercial series "3 AM Coffee Break", but Scott has been acting in Boston area plays and films for over 15 years. Film roles include Chris in "CO2" and George Wilson in "27 Down" for Wild Beagle Productions. In theatre, Scott has recently been seen as Max in "The Producers", Pseudolus in "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum", Bert/Mr. Welch in "It's A Wonderful Life", Oscar in "The Odd Couple", and Paul Sheldon in Misery". Professionally, Scott has performed at The Huntington Theatre, The Stoneham Theatre, and with Boston Theatre Works. Many thanks to Bryan Stewart for the opportunity to be in his film. |
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 LEO J. MALONEY Judge Robinson - was born and raised in Revere Massachusetts. He wanted a career in law enforcement, and served in the army and then graduated from the Massachusetts State Police Academy. His service included assignments as a patrol officer, motorcycle officer, and detective and he worked undercover in a narcotics unit for 2 years, during which time he unknowingly was gaining a great deal of experience as an actor. After leaving the Police Department, he went on to own several businesses; a promotions company, custom car show, limousine company, and private detective agency. In 2008, Leo won the role of Captain Flynn - Chief of Detectives of the Boston Police Department in the film 27 Down where he used his experiences as a real-life cop to give a realistic dimension to the role. He also served on the set as a technical advisor, a member of the post production team, heading up public releations and later became Assistant Director of the film CO2. He has appeared in many films and on TV. Leo is currently writing a mystery thriller novel which has the attention of a notable New York publishing agent, and is expected to be on bookshelves in December of 2010. |
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 DIANA AFONSO (Massachusetts Assistant District Attorney) - Diana Afonso is a Boston University graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Communications. For the past few years she has been working as Real Estate Sales Associate and New Construction Project Manager. The recent slowing of the economy has given her the opportunity to pursue her true passion of acting. Most recently she has worked as an extra on a few feature films, including Knight and Day starring Tom Cruise and Cameron Dias, the Fighter starring Mark Walhberg, Christian Bale and Amy Adams and Zookeeper, starring Kevin James and Leslie Bib. Coincidentally, it was on the set of Zookeeper where she became acquainted with Curtis Belliafiore. Additionally, she has worked on a few independent films including Oxymorons and Army the Movie. When Diana is not on the movie set she enjoys being active indoors or out, whether its salsa dancing, snowboarding or boxing she enjoys it all!. |
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 CANDY O'TERRY (Nina Wallace)- Candy is on-air as a radio personality, and on-camera in television, Candy O'Terry is excited to jump onto the big screen, playing the mother Nina in Luke Eleven. Candy feels especially prepared to portray a woman of unlimited faith and patience, given her real-life experiences nurturing five children and stepchildren of her own. When she's not laying awake at night with her husband Tom, wondering what their kids are up to, Candy is busy at work on three Boston radio stations (WMJX-FM, WKLB-FM, WTKK-FM), cutting new records (she's got three songs on-air), and judging talent on the Emmy award-winning TV program, Community Auditions. Prior to Lukeeleven, Candy appeared as newswoman Candace Malone, in the feature film CO2. |
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 TOM GAFFNY (Bob Wallace) A husband and father of three in real life, Tom is excited to play Bob, the sometimes disappointed but always opinionated father of Lukeeleven protagonist Brett. While Tom is looking forward to playing Brett's father, he really is secretly hoping the writers will re-do the script to include a passionate scene with his on-screen wife Nina, played by Candy O'Terry, who also happens to be his wife in real life. This will be Tom's second movie role, following his work as an extra in the feature film CO2. When he's not practicing for the movie by fretting about their children, Tom runs his own successful consulting company. |
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 VERONICA DULLEA (April) - began by performing in numerous school plays and taking classes through Boston Casting; however, this newbie actress from Massachusetts aspires to work on a number of projects, and is steadily building up her resume. Veronica's passion primarily includes acting in commercials, television shows, independent and feature films, as well as stage performances. She enjoys singing and modeling--though apart from high school and college chamber chorus and a few photo shoots, she relies on her natural abilities to adapt and take direction. Apart from acting, Veronica is currently an undergraduate at the University of Massachusetts Boston, concentrating on criminal justice with a minor in classical studies. |
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 GARNER WILLIS JR. (Michael Giovanni)- is a local actor from Massachusetts, born and raised in South Shore. His resume most recently includes film and music. Garner is a student at The New England Institute of Art studying for his bachelors degree for Audio for film. He's worked in a movie named "CO2" in various backroud scenes and also the music score. He worked on such films as "Revenge" as an FBI Agent. Aside from acting, Garner has a long history of singing and production for the last 25 years from choral experience in church and owning his own music production company named Justified Films Music. Garner is a graduate of Plymouth North High School. |
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 DANIELLE LOZEAU (Ashley) - began taking interest in acting/performing when she was just six years old. She has danced competitively for thirteen years, and also won a Special Potential Award for her solos when she was eight. Lozeau just had a role in "Legion" that debuted in theaters with Dennis Quaid and Paul Bettany last month. She also had a role in "The Eye" with Jessica Alba and the FOX action show "Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles". Her career, however, began early at the age of 14 in indie films, with lead and supporting roles in numerous productions from New Mexico to Boston. Her role in the low-budget independent film "Pretty Dead Things" got her real attention, which shortly after got her several roles that filmed in New Mexico, which included "The Surrogate", which she won an honor award from Best Actress. |
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 ELIZABETH CLOSTER (Alice Wallace)majored in theatre arts at Palm Beach Atlantic University. Her most memorable work included playing nine different characters in A.R. Gurney's "The Dining Room", and a Russian hit-woman named Dasha in the series "Campus Legends". Since graduating Elizabeth has had roles in a number of independent films, including Abby in "The Wanderer" by Evolution Productions, Fay in "Once Again" and Melissa in "Esc." by Castparty Productions, and a principal character in "The Little Butterfly Ring" by Sentinel Films. She is thrilled to get involved with independent Christian film by working on Luke Eleven with On Cue Video Productions, and is excited to see what else God has in store for her." |
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 GODWIN NYAHOL (Jon-Radio Personality, Foster's Client) was born and raised in Ghana where he lived the first twenty three years of his life. He attended Takoradi Technical Institute and later moved to Vermont. He now resides in Essex Junction, Vermont. He is a plumbing contractor fire fighter, a body builder, a model and an actor. He has been an extra in movies and has been in several fashion shows all over the United States. In life you get what you work for. Godwin says,"I will work hard for everything that I want and everything that I get. I value each relationship that I make with co workers, friends, family and colleagues and look at each encounter as an experience." Growing up in Ghana taught him the value of family and the value of honesty, respect and all the rewards that come with being a person with all those traits. He is proud of where he came from and proud of who who and where he is. |
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 SEBASTIAN ANKLAM (Bill Mercer)is a German born actor who came to the United States in August of 2010. He co-wrote, produced and starred in the German Language feature film Cibe which was filmed over 2 years in Berlin, Germany and is scheduled to be released in 2010. Since arriving in the U.S., Sebastian has worked in the crew of the John Depew film CO2 and Starred as Charlie Brown in the live stage play "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" and will perform the role of Rev. John Hale in the stage play "The Crucible" in mid-May. He has also been involved in the making of two music videos and plans to shoot a English language short fim in Germany this summer before returning to the United States to attend college in New York City where he will Major in film acting. |
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 CONOR TIMMIS (James)is best known for his portrayal of Boris Karloff in the film "Kreating Karloff". Other screen credits include: Sensory Perception, Azra, Ditch, The Silver Key, Mr. Noyes, The Mandala Maker, Liz, Everly Yours, The Machine Called Prophet, Frequent Flyers. IMDB page: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1784926/ |
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 SUZIE ENGLAND (Councilor)- started training in theater in high school and college. She went on to earn a degree in Elementary Education and taught for a few years before becoming a full time Mom. As the kids got older she slowly got back into acting. She has worked as a background actor in several feature films as well as small roles in some independent films, commercials and web advertisements. As a Christian herself, Suze is so thrilled to have gotten this role, and combine her love of acting with her faith. Suze lives outside of Boston with her husband, Mark and their three children; Ryan, Zachary and Jessie. |
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 Mario DaRosa Jr. (Erik)- is a local actor from Brockton, Ma and Luke Eleven is his first step into the flim world. He received his BA in theatre from Bridgewater State College in the Spring of 2009. At Bridgewater State College, he was seen in such productions such as An Ideal Husband, Skakespeare's Measure for Measure, and Our Town. He is working towards his black belt in Tae Kwon Do, which he takes classes for in Rockland, Ma and is a lover of action and horror movies. Mario is pleased and excited to work on Luke Eleven to make this film the best that it can be and create something memorable. |
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 SUNNY DUANE (Nurse Jane Marshall)- grew up in Huntington Beach, California. She was a fashion model for various department stores and "Miss Pure Magic" promotional model for Max Factor. Sunny lives in Salem, New Hampshire with her husband Bob and three sons. Since her boys finished high school and she no longer needed to be the "at home mom" she decided to pursue acting. Sunny has worked as an extra in CO2 - Wild Beagle Productions, a Town Council Member/mom in a movie trailer for "The BookSeller" - Purple Tiger Productions, an extra in a music video for singer Greg Lato., and modeled for Needlynn's Bridal in Methuen, MA when they sponsored a fund raiser for Haiti. In her leisure time Sunny likes to do and teach Folk Art painting, attend Bible study, and volunteer for various organizations. She is very grateful to Leo J. Maloney and Bryan Stewart for giving her the opportunity to fulfill her heart's desire to give acting a try. |
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 ERIC R. EASTMAN (Jesus) - Eric is an actor, singer, musician and sketch-comic who has performed on amateur and professional stages of New England for over 25 years. Past stage roles include: the eldest Plantagenet son, “Prince Richard”, in The Lion In Winter; “Eddie” in Sam Shepard's Fool for Love,; “The Pirate King” in Pirates of Penzance; “Capt. Georg Von Trapp” in The Sound of Music; “Stanley Kowalski” in A Streetcar Named Desire; “Jonathan” in Arsenic and Old Lace; “Bruce (James) Bond” in the Murder & Mayhem production of A Deadly Briefcase; “Gaston” in a 2009 production of the Broadway musical Beauty and the Beast; “Don John the Bastard” in Much Ado About Nothing; con man “Bill Starbuck” in the classic American play, The Rainmaker; the merciless ghost “Phillip Babb” in New Hampshire's own Isles in the Moon, and the megalomaniacal “Cardinal Richelieu” in a recent adaptation of Alexandre' Dumas' The Three Musketeers. |
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