Broken Horses, starring Vincent D'Onofrio, is filming at 132 N. Euclid Ave in Pasadena, Ca tomorrow
Monday, November 12, 2012
More cast revealed for 'Broken Horses'
Review Summary
When concert-level violinist Jake Heckum returns to his rural Western town to visit his simple-minded brother Buddy, he learns that Buddy has fallen under the influence of murderous ganglord, Hench, who has turned the gullible Buddy into a killing machine. Now, Buddy wants to quit the gang and join Jake in New York , but Hench has no intention of letting his prize hit-man go so easily. ~ Baseline StudioSystems
Broken Horses 11/2012 http://instagr.am/p/R8UXO8iJAa/
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Casting Notice: 'Broken Horses'
CASTING NOTICE: Shoots Los Angeles on Tuesday, November 13, 2012. Must have NEVER worked on Broken Horses. SAG members ONLY - must be a card-carrying SAG member. Authentic Italian men and women: age 18-50. I need real Italians here! The scene looks as if it's in Italy. Please email a current color photo (no headshots please), your age range, your name, your SAG number and your phone number to: SandeAlessiCasting@gmail.com
Photo: Vincent D'Onofrio and Elizabeth D'Onofrio in 'This Property is Condemned'
Elizabeth D'Onofrio
17 hours ago
Here's a pic from the 80's when Vincent and I did Tennessee William's "This Property is Condemned" with the American Stanislavski Theater in 1980. Enjoy!
Here's a pic from the 80's when Vincent and I did Tennessee William's "This Property is Condemned" with the American Stanislavski Theater in 1980. Enjoy!
Video: More Jennifer Lynch at SLIFF
Published on Nov 11, 2012 by TheBenitaShow
From the Director of Surveillance, to date, Hollywood's youngest Screenwriter & Director, Jennifer Lynch, is in town for the 21st Annual Whittaker St Louis International Film Festival, showing her film "Chained". Chained is a psychological thriller that tells the story of a madman taxi-driving serial killer, Bob (Vincent D'Onofrio, from Law & Order: Criminal Intent). The movie starts at the end of an afternoon excursion, Sarah Fiddler and her young son gets in Bob's taxi to head home...they never get there. Re-christening the boy "Rabbit," Bob forcibly adopts him and compels his "son" to clean up after his crimes. In his own distorted way, Bob wants to be a good father - to raise a son who is well-prepared to succeed in the world...as a mass murderer. See Jennifer's interview right here as she talks about the film and what's next.
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