Veteran actor Jeff Kober spoke about working with his director and costar, Jake Johnson, in the movie Self Reliance in his new uInterview.
The film centers on Johnson’s character, Tommy, and what happens to him when he accepts an invitation to play a game where he has to outsmart hunters who are trying to kill him. If he is successful and lives, then he will win a million dollars.
When Kober was asked if he would survive a death game like the one in the movie he replied, “It’s just way too much work. It’s like a whole month he has to be on the ball and you see during the course of the movie that it’s not that easy,” he told uInterview exclusively at SXSW in Austin, Texas.
>Watch Jake Johnson’s uINTERVIEW Now!
He also described what it was like to work with Johnson in the movie.
The film centers on Johnson’s character, Tommy, and what happens to him when he accepts an invitation to play a game where he has to outsmart hunters who are trying to kill him. If he is successful and lives, then he will win a million dollars.
When Kober was asked if he would survive a death game like the one in the movie he replied, “It’s just way too much work. It’s like a whole month he has to be on the ball and you see during the course of the movie that it’s not that easy,” he told uInterview exclusively at SXSW in Austin, Texas.
>Watch Jake Johnson’s uINTERVIEW Now!
He also described what it was like to work with Johnson in the movie.
- 6/12/2023
- by Nina Hauswirth
- Uinterview
William Morgan Sheppard, best known for his work in Star Trek: The Next Generation the series and subsequent Star Trek films, died Sunday. He was 86.
His son, actor Mark Sheppard (Lost Voyage) shared news of his father’s death in an emotional tribute on Instagram.
The London-born actor began his career on the stage. He was an Associate Artist with the Royal Shakespeare Company for 12 years, and appeared on Broadway in 1966 with Marat-Sade and later in 1975 with Sherlock Holmes. But it was his portrayal of Dr. Ira Graves in 1989’s Star Trek: The Next Generation series for which he became known to audiences worldwide. He also went on to play the Rura Penth commandant in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country in 1991, Quatai in the Star Trek: Voyager’s 1999 episode Bliss, and the chief Vulcan Science Council minister in 2009’s Star Trek film.
His other credits include an episode of Doctor Who,...
His son, actor Mark Sheppard (Lost Voyage) shared news of his father’s death in an emotional tribute on Instagram.
The London-born actor began his career on the stage. He was an Associate Artist with the Royal Shakespeare Company for 12 years, and appeared on Broadway in 1966 with Marat-Sade and later in 1975 with Sherlock Holmes. But it was his portrayal of Dr. Ira Graves in 1989’s Star Trek: The Next Generation series for which he became known to audiences worldwide. He also went on to play the Rura Penth commandant in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country in 1991, Quatai in the Star Trek: Voyager’s 1999 episode Bliss, and the chief Vulcan Science Council minister in 2009’s Star Trek film.
His other credits include an episode of Doctor Who,...
- 1/8/2019
- by Denise Petski
- Deadline Film + TV
History Television, a Canadian cable network, will broadcast an investigative documentary on Christianity. Forget what you already know about this religion and be prepared to learn new things about it, says the cable network.
On July 22, at 10 Pm, the documentary Decoding the Ancients will premiere. In each of six episodes, Canadian journalist Simcha Jacobovici will shed a new light on the real history (not story) behind Christianity thanks to archeological discoveries. Besides, his investigation brought him from Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey and Europe.
Here's what we should expect from the six episodes:
Episode One: The Messiah Before Jesus Friday July 22nd, 10Pm Est He lived in ancient Israel, he was called the "Good Shepherd", he was killed by the Romans and he rose in three days. But he's not Jesus! Shockingly, an ancient stone tablet that has emerged from the Jordanian antiquities market seems to suggest that there was a...
On July 22, at 10 Pm, the documentary Decoding the Ancients will premiere. In each of six episodes, Canadian journalist Simcha Jacobovici will shed a new light on the real history (not story) behind Christianity thanks to archeological discoveries. Besides, his investigation brought him from Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey and Europe.
Here's what we should expect from the six episodes:
Episode One: The Messiah Before Jesus Friday July 22nd, 10Pm Est He lived in ancient Israel, he was called the "Good Shepherd", he was killed by the Romans and he rose in three days. But he's not Jesus! Shockingly, an ancient stone tablet that has emerged from the Jordanian antiquities market seems to suggest that there was a...
- 7/12/2011
- by anhkhoido@gmail.com (Anh Khoi Do)
- The Cultural Post
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