Chris Masterson is starring in pre-apocalyptic short film Impulse, which is being produced by Bluebox Limited Films and was filmed in November last year. Impulse is slated for completion in early 2010. Chris plays David, but we currently know nothing else about the plot.
November 8th – Chris tweeted this photo of himself on set in Perry, Iowa saying ‘Iowa Block Party (of one)’
Made For Each Other (which we’ve been awaiting since 2007) premiered last month in a few theaters but is widely available ‘On Demand’ in the US, no DVD release has been set.
* Bright House: Movies on Demand > IFC in Theaters
* Cablevision: Movies on Demand > Independent Films > IFC in Theaters
* Charter: Channel 1 or Channel 99 > Movies > Indie & Intl Films
* Comcast: Channel 1 > Movies & Events > Same Day as Theaters
* Cox: Channel 1 > Movies on Demand > IFC in Theaters
* Insight: Movies on Demand > IFC in Theaters
* Time Warner: Movies on Demand (Channel 1000 in Most Markets) > IFC in Theaters
Watch the new trailer above, which is slightly different from the previous one they released. Also IFC have some clips on their site. Chris was at the New York premiere on December 1, 2009 see our GALLERY. He also did a fun and somewhat revealing interview with Afentra on 96.5 The Buzz, promoting his film, Twitter, personal life and love of WALL·E.
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The best part of any marriage is consummating it. However after 3 months of a sexless marriage Dan, in a moment of weakness, finds himself in the throws of casual sex with another woman. Dan decides the only way to morally rectify this is, of course, to get his wife to cheat on him and thus he must set out to find the right man to put the hurt on his old lady.
Erik Per Sullivan starred in the short film Kamikaze Beethoven, he plays Dave a 13 year old headed down the wrong path, then…well I’d watch the film above and see!
Many thanks to raymanasdf for discovering this independent film. Its written and directed by Josh Janowicz and I guess it was filmed in 2006. But surprisingly its only come to my attention in recent months. Its produced by 72nd Street Productions who have connections with the University of Southern California (USC) where Erik is currently studying theatre.
Dave is a 13 year old eight grader headed down the wrong path, at school, and hanging out with the wrong crowd. The occasional pot smoking doesn’t help matters. One day after school, Dave is approached by a shady looking fellow (Eric Szmanda) on a bicycle claiming he “knows him”. Scared of the man’s appearance and approach, Dave runs away. The following morning, Dave is getting ready for school. After a shower, he returns to his room to find the SAME MAN in his room! Dave is terrified and goes for a antique sword hanging on his wall. Dave is about to cut the man’s head off when the man, inexplicably, starts telling Dave secrets about himself that no one else could possibly know. Through a series of questions, the man convinces Dave the he is him– from the future! For the next few days, Dave speaks with Future Dave about what the next fifteen years of his life will be like. Not surprisingly, Dave finds out his future looks bleak. As a result, Dave decides to turn his life around.
Photos, let alone videos of Erik (Dewey) have been very rare in recent years, so this video was a great surprise. It was uploaded 31 August, 2009 and most likely filmed shortly before as we know Erik was travelling in Italy with friends after his graduation, obviously Positano was one of the stops. My guess is that the video was shot by a friend of Erik’s who niece’s (Jasmia & Ruby) are fans of the show (MITM). Doesn’t he look different!
Frankie turns 24 today, the 5th December. Everyone here at MITMVC hopes you have a great day Frankie! @FrankieMuniz on Twitter and say it to him direct!
About a month ago Frankie started a spontaneous competition (#frankiemunizcontest) on Twitter asking followers questions, with the first getting the right answer winning signed Malcolm in the Middle scripts. If I’d know before hand I would have thrown up a post.
He asked “What is my middle name?” – He doesn’t have one, ‘James’ is a common mistake. “In the pilot episode of Malcolm In The Middle, what color of paint does Malcolm have all over his ass???” – Any self respecting fan knows its red. “What is my all-time favorite food??” – Many said ‘Hamburgers’ also based on the very old and inaccurate FrankieMuniz.co.uk, I had no idea but the answer is Baby Back Ribs. “What was my character’s name in the film Stay Alive??” – ‘Swink’“How many episodes of Malcolm In The Middle was I in..?” – Now personally, not a great question because the answer isn’t crystal clear it depends how you define ‘in’ and how many episodes you think there are. Most people consider Company Picnic to be two separate episodes, however they did originally air as one, so 150 or 151 episodes total. Frankie is not credited as appearing in Clip Show #2 because only previous footage was used of him, nothing shot for the episode, thus debatable whether he was ‘in’ the episode or not? Regardless Frankie had the final say, and he went with 150 (Frankie doesn’t count Clip Show #2, interestingly he doesn’t get royalties from it).
He promised another #frankiemunizcontest and it may happen today or tomorrow, he said he’d start it when he reached 12,000 followers.
Malcolm in the Middle creator (read: genius) Linwood Boomer turns 54 today, we here at the VC hope he is having a great day!
Sadly for Boomer his latest TV pilot The Karenskys wasn’t picked up by CBS this year. It could possibly still happen, however information is lacking, I for one would sure love to see it, so we can only hope other networks see sense!
18 June 2009 – Its been rare in recent years to see more than two Malcolm cast members together, but the Academy Of Television Arts And Sciences (the organisation behind the Emmys) held a Father’s Day ‘Salute To TV Dads’ event and Frankie Muniz (Malcolm) and Jane Kaczmarek (Lois) went to recognise Bryan Cranston and his portrayal of Hal (and his more recent Walter White in Breaking Bad).
Bryan joined other beloved screen dads Dick Van Patten, Dick Van Dyke, Reginald VelJohnson, Patrick Duffy, Michael Gross, Bill Paxton, Jon Cryer and Stephen Collins. Bryan chatted about his dad, influences and the ‘birds and the bees’ in the above video. Below Frankie (with girlfriend Elycia Marie) talks about growing up with Bryan.
TV Guide has rated 2×20 Bowling as the 90th best TV episode of all time, based on? well nothing, just their opinion but if anyone is to rate TV episodes TV Guide is a good bet, we of course would argue the top 100 would just consist of Malcolm episodes, but then again, we are a little biased! But its great to get the mention.
Renowned TV critic Tim Goodman from San Francisco Chronicle recently asked “Has there ever been a funny family sitcom? Can parenting be funny on TV?”
“Malcolm,” though it lost viewers (but not its creativity) in the latter years, successfully presented a live-action version of “The Simpsons” (perhaps the greatest “family” show ever). The success of “Malcolm” was that it made the difficult, hilarious and stressful nature of raising kids funny and in the process it gave us child actors that didn’t make us wretch at their cuteness. Nothing worse than a 4 year old girl talking like she’s 35.
I’d vote “The Simpsons,” “Arrested Development” and “Malcolm In the Middle” into my upper echelon. I also love “King of the Hill.” But you’d get more points for a live action series with small children (again, I think “Malcolm” is the front-runner there), because that’s a lot harder to pull off.
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