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REUNITED
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'Reunited' is a moving story about a
rumpled novelist, Frank Lechner
(Robert) who embarks on a literary
ride whilst writing a memoir of his
life with his beloved wife Sylvia.
Throughout this journey he revisits
various life changing experiences
taking him back to some difficult
times during the 1960s (played by
Alex Schemmer and Cheryl Texiera).
His young friend Dashiel spends his
days wanting to borrow Frank's old
completed novels, but Frank thinks
he is too young to fully appreciate
and understand them. Dashiel always
interrupts Frank during his book
writing sessions throwing his basket
ball over the fence, which is an on
going game, the ball for a book.
However Frank is no longer so
patient this time and gets annoyed
with this game whilst he is trying
to complete his memoir. Eventually
he realizes that by passing the
memoir to Dashiel to read, he is
preserving his legacy, to the son he
never had. |
Based on Kubler-Ross' Five Stages of
Grief, this award winning film is
about a man's true love for his
wife.
The film has received the 1st Prize
International Discovery Award at
Rhode Island International Film
Festival, the Official Selection LA
Shorts Fest, Holly Shorts, Hollywood
Film Festival and OSCAR and BAFTA
Eligible Short Film 2011.
Please visit
www.ReunitedMovie.com for more
information.
'CHiPs' Star and the Apocalypse Coming to 'Parks & Recreation'
We are about to see the merging of legendary television phenomena from past and
present ... perhaps this is a sign of the apocalypse.
This fall, NBC's Parks & Recreation, arguably the funniest, cleverest sitcom on
television, filled with an insuperably talented cast playing addictive, nuanced
characters who actually might reinstate your faith in humanity, will welcome a
guest from TV history. Fans of Parks & Rec may recall, in one of Leslie Knope's
(the great Amy Poehler) upbeat monologues, mention of a cult that swept the
show's setting of Pawnee, Indiana back in the 1970s. Well, apparently the cult
is still going strong, and we are about to meet its leader, Herb, in the form of
none other than CHiPs' heroic Robert Pine, father of the actor Chris Pine.
CHiPs was groundwork for unforgettable TV. It made television a cinematic
experience. High-stakes intensity was not just limited to the big screen
anymore, and CHiPs understood and perfected that.
As for Parks & Recreation, this is just a testament to how great the writers on
the show are. What could have been a throwaway joke is turning into a full story
for Leslie and her department to combat. The writing team is clearly dedicated
to the little world they have created. Nothing is just tossed away or ignored.
They love Pawnee, which is why we do.
The senior Pine, playing the eccentric cult leader, will visit the Parks
Department with word of an imminent apocalypse, and plans to host an all-night
vigil in the park. This will occur on Season 4's fifth episode. The premiere of
the season will debut September 22 on NBC.
Robert starred as 'Gloucester' in KING LEAR at The Antaeus Company in North Hollywood
in the summer of 2010. "An aging monarch, a kingdom broken and a family last to love. The blindness of sanity and the clear-eyed vision of fools and lunatics ... fathers, sons and daughters, drenched in the storm of life." Previews began June 12, 2010, and the play runs June 26, 2010 through Aug. 8, 2010.
Robert starred in the play Cousin Bette at The Antaeus Company from
Jan. 23 to March 21, 2010. Written by Jeffrey Hatcher, it is based on the
novel by Honoré de Balzac. Seductive, cunning
and deliciously wicked. Bette, a poor relation of the Hulot family, plots
their destruction. Set in Paris in the mid-19th century, Hatcher's sublime
adaptation of Balzac's masterpiece is a thrill-ride of violent jealousy, sexual
passion and revenge.
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