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West Coast Premiere Cast Also Features Ken Barnett, Betsy Brandt, Jeff Fahey, Lesley Ann Warren and James Wolk

 

09.26.2011– Geoffrey Nauffts’ new play Next Fall makes its West Coast debut at the Geffen Playhouse with original director Sheryl Kaller and a completely new cast featuring the playwright himself in a leading role. Next Fall chronicles the relationship of Adam – portrayed by playwright Nauffts whose acting credits include Broadway productions of A Few Good Men and Caine Mutiny Court Martial, and Luke – played by James Wolk, who is most recognizable for his starring role in television’s Lonestar and the film You Again.

The couple seems like a case of opposites attract – Adam is older, neurotic and an atheist; Luke is impulsive, a struggling actor and a devout Christian. After Luke is involved in a critical accident, family and friends descend upon the couple and these longtime differences collide, forcing opposing views on faith into a stand-off. Luke’s parents, Arlene and Butch, are played by Academy Award nominee Lesley Ann Warren (Victor/Victoria) and actor/activist Jeff Fahey (Lost), respectively. Broadway actor and Geffen alum Ken Barnett portrays Brandon, Luke’s childhood friend; and stage/screen actress Betsy Brandt, most recognized for her role on AMC’s Breaking Bad portrays the role of Holly, the woman who introduced the couple. As timely as it is touching, this must-see play exposes the fundamental truth that we love people both because of – and in spite of – who they are. Next Fall begins in previews at the Geffen Playhouse on October 25, 2011 with an official opening date of November 2.

Next Fall had its world premiere at Naked Angels Theater in New York in 2009 before transferring to the Helen Hayes Theater on Broadway in 2010. This West Coast premiere will allow both playwright and director to delve deeper into this still new work, which was awarded the Outer Critics Circle’s “John Gassner Award” in 2010 for Best New American Play and has been honored with nominations for the 2010 Tony Award for Best Play, the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Play and the Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding New Broadway Play.

Special events during the run of Next Fall include the theater’s special Signature Series options for no additional cost. These evenings include an intellectual, thought-provoking post show Q&A at Talk Back Tuesdays; a scintillating, one-of-a kind after-party at Girls Night Out; a cultural happy hour with Lounge Fridays and complimentary wine tastings during Wine Down Sundays. For more information, please view www.geffenplayhouse.com/fallevents.


 

 

 
 
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CHUCK
 

'Chuck' Season 5: 'Smallville's' Justin Hartley and 'Lost's' Jeff Fahey to guest star as brothers

9 August 2011 12:23 PM, PDT | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »

"Chuck" has always been a magnet for guest stars with serious geek cred, and its fifth and final season is certainly no exception. "Smallville" actor Justin Hartley tweeted on Tuesday that he's having a great time on set, and Zap2it has confirmed that he will be guest starring in the second episode of the season alongside Jeff Fahey, who starred on "Lost" as pilot Frank Lapidus.

Fahey plays Karl Sneijder, who, as the boss of a diamond company with mines in South Africa, has been investigated by the CIA in the past for alleged criminal activity. They've never been able to pin anything on him.

Hartley will star as Wesley Sneijder, Karl's handsome younger brother. A Dartmouth and Oxford-educated anthropologist, Wesley has always done his best to stay out of his brother's business, wanting nothing to do with the "world of espionage and spies."

Of course... he isn't given »

 

 

 

Chuck Scoop: Lost's Jeff Fahey, Smallville's Justin Hartley to Guest Star

9 August 2011 12:13 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »

Chuck has hit the TV fanboy jackpot: Lost‘s Jeff Fahey and Smallville‘s Justin Hartley have been tapped to guest star in this season’s second episode, TVLine has confirmed.

Fahey will play Karl Sneijder, the president and CEO of diamond giant Natal Jewelers. Although he’s been under CIA scrutiny in the past for alleged criminal activity, nothing has ever stuck. He comes to Chuck and Sarah’s spy shingle Carmichael Industries for help when his innocent little brother, Wesley, is kidnapped.

The lil’ bro role will be played by, you guessed it, Hartley.

Chuck‘s fifth and final season kicks off Friday, »

 

Justin Hartley, Jeff Fahey land 'Chuck' roles

22 hours ago | digitalspy | See recent digitalspy news »

Jeff Fahey and Justin Hartley have signed up for guest roles in the new season of Chuck. The pair will appear in the second episode of the NBC comedy-drama's fifth and final run, according to TV Line. Lost actor Fahey will play Karl Sneijder, an unscrupulous businessman who comes to Chuck (Zachary Levi) and Sarah (Yvonne Strahovski) for help when his brother is kidnapped. Fahey played Frank Lapidus on Lost and has also appeared in episodes of CSI: Miami, Cold Case and Criminal Minds. His film credits include 1992's The Lawnmower Man, 1994's Wyatt (more) »

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[SXSW Review] Blacktino

 

 

Blacktino is nothing short of revolutionary. As a crowdpleaser, it’s so frank about diversity, the notion is reduced to its smallest unit: the individual. Aaron Burns has crafted a rich and lively human comedy blending the dead pan of Napoleon Dynamite (and the better films it influenced, arguably including Juno) and the rich humanity of Mike Leigh.

Austin Marshall is Stefan Daily, an overweight kid whose African American mother is chasing demons unmentioned while his estranged Hispanic father is a Hollywood producer whose latest film is an action adaptation of Citizen Kane, starring Michelle Rodriguez as Citizen Jane.

Stefan’s best friend, Laura (Devyn Ray) is a goth girl –with a valid reason to be, she calls Stefan “Urkle” – after Steve Urkle’s alter ego (there’s another hilarious Family Matters reference a few scenes later). Stefan does not have an easy life: being both bi-racial in a school that has clearly delineated lines he refuses to fit into a box. He blogs and writes plays with the dream of becoming an actor, encouraged by the only real teacher in his school. He and his friends are in all Advanced Placement classes taught by football coaches.

Things are complicated when his sweet nana (Selma Pinkard), who has been raisng him, dies suddenly and he’s left with his mother (Timeca M. Seretti) and her new loser boyfriend (played by Jeff Fahey). His father is but attempting to get back into his son’s life, especially after he’s abandoned by his mother, evicted from their apartment and taken in by the eccentric adopted parents of Laura (played by Danny Trejo and Dana Wheeler-Nicholson).

All of the requisite elements for a high school comedy are present including the gorgeous but bitchy hottest girl in school (Denise Williamson), the jocks, the cool black kids, and the preppy white kids. Everyone plays their role, Stefan and his friends defy stereotype, especially Tiger Sheu’s Matt Miyamoto, who is both Asian and disabled – suffering from multiple sclerosis.

Blacktino is a semi-autobiographical first feature from Aaron Burns, formerly a special effects man; he’s crafted an offbeat masterpiece using Austin-based actors that claim to be mostly recruited off of Craig’s List with established talent in supporting roles. Here’s a film that’s effective first as a film, and not a message movie – it achieves what films starting with a message could never do, simply through it’s unfiltered and unapologetic authenticity. Blacktino announces the arrival of some major new talent.

 
 

 

 
 
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Film (Partial List)

 

 

 

Sushi Girl                                                                                                               Dir: Kern Saxton

Machette                                                                                                                  Dir: Robert Rodriguez

Guns, Girls & Gambling                                                                                         Dir: Michael Winnick

Grind House                                                                                                            Dir: Robert Rodriguez

Messages                                                                                                                  Dir: David Fairman

Day of Redemption                                                                                                  Dir: David Lee Rawlings

Darkhunters                                                                                                             Dir: Jonas Roberts

Blind Heat                                                                                                               Dir: Adolfo Martinez Solares

Choosing Matthias                                                                                                   Dir: Caia Coley

Revelations                                                                                                               Dir: Andre Van Heerden

When Justice Fails                                                                                                    Dir: Allan A. Goldstein

Small Time                                                                                                              Dir: Jeffrey Reiner

Extramarital                                                                                                             Dir: Yael Russcot

Operation Delta Force                                                                                             Dir: Sam Firstenberg

Lethal Tender                                                                                                          Dir: John Bradshaw

Darkman III                                                                                                            Dir: Bradford May

Eye of the Wolf                                                                                                        Dir: Arnaud Selignac

Freefall                                                                                                                    Dir: John Irvin

Wyatt Earp                                                                                                              Dir: Lawrence Kasdan

Quick                                                                                                                      Dir: Rick King

The Lawnmower Man                                                                                              Dir: Brett Leonard

Iron Maze                                                                                                                Dir: Hiroaki Yoshida

White Hunter, Black Heart                                                                                      Dir: Clint Eastwood

Impulse                                                                                                                   Dir: Sandra Locke

Last of the Finest                                                                                                     Dir: John MacKenzie

Minnamurra                                                                                                            Dir: Ian Barry

Serpent of Death                                                                                                     Dir: Anwar Kawdri

True Blood                                                                                                              Dir: Frank Kerr

Split Decision                                                                                                          Dir: David Drury

Backfire                                                                                                                   Dir: Gilbert Cates

Psycho III                                                                                                               Dir: Anthony Perkins

Silverado                                                                                                                 Dir: Lawrence Kasdan

 

 

Television (partial list)

 

Workaholics                                                        Guest Star                             Comedy Central

Chuck                                                                   Guest Star                             NBC

Law & Order: Los Angeles                               Guest Star                             NBC

Lost                                                                       Series Regular                     ABC

The Cleaner                                                        Guest Star                             A&E

Psych                                                                    Guest Star                             USA

Criminal Minds                                                  Guest Star                             CBS       

Icon                                                                      Starring                                 Hallmark              

American Dreams                                              Recurring                              NBC                                      

Crossing Jordan                                                Guest Star                             NBC      

Wolf Lake                                                              Series Lead                             CBS

Arli$$                                                                    Guest Star                               HBO

The Marshall                                                        Series Lead                              ABC

On the Line                                                           Lead                                         Dir: ElodieKenne

Johnny 2.0                                                            Lead                                         Dir: Neil Fearnley

Every Woman’s Dream                                       Lead                                          Dir: Steven Schacter

Nash Bridges                                                       Guest Star                                 CBS

The Seventh Scroll                                               Lead                                          Dir: Kevin Connor

Sketch Artist II                                                     Lead                                          Dir: Jack Sholder

In the Company of Darkness                               Lead                                          Dir: David Anspaugh

Sketch Artist                                                         Lead                                          Dir: Phedon Papamichael

Parker Kane                                                        Series Lead                                Dir: Steve Perry

The Execution of Raymond Graham                    Lead                                          Dir: Dan Petrie

 

 

 

 
 Jeff Fahey
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From an early age Jeff Fahey has been a seeker of knowledge and new experiences through his travels around the world. Jeff has proven his adaptability and determination to succeed when he began to study at the Gratowski experimental theatre and the Studio Arena in Buffalo, New York. Through experimental theatre Jeff  was introduced to the world of dance where  he undertook the study of classical dance, modern dance and ballet with the likes of Martha Graham School, The Alvin Alley School and then with the Joffrey Ballet. At the Joffrey he was taken under the wing of legendary choreographer Agnes De Mille.


 The Joffrey Ballet led to stage roles, beginning with Broadway Productions of Brigadoon, Oklahoma, and West Side Story. Upon returning to New York Jeff was set to star as ‘Gary Corelli’ in the popular daytime soap opera "One Life To Live".  Jeff starred on daytime television in order to finance his own experimental theatre productions on off and off off Broadway.

Jeff Fahey received his feature film break when he was offered the role of ‘Tyree’ in Lawrence Kasdan’s "Silverado" starring opposite Kevin Costner, Brian Denahey, Kevin Klein, and Danny Glover.    From his breakthrough in "Silverado" in 1984, and continuing in an unbroken line to the present day, Jeff Fahey has never experienced a lull in his acting career. Working along side of Robert Mitchum, Brian Denahey, Pierce Brosnan, Clint Eastwood, just to name a few and with directors like Larry Kasdan, Sandra Locke, John McKinsie, Clint Eastwood, Dan Petrie Sr. and Gary Sinse.     Jeff followed his many varied film roles with a hugely successful run on the stage in London in the production of “Orphans” starring opposite Albert Finney and Kevin Anderson.

In 1994, Jeff was offered the opportunity to star in the television series, “The Marshal”, produced by his close friend, and acting colleague, Don Johnson. Jeff has said that more than any other vehicle he had acted in to date, his own personality, values, and feelings become encompassed in the character that was to evolve, and emerge, as Winston MacBride. Unique in its concept, the show starred only Jeff - as he liked to say in interviews at the time - "one man, one hour".

 Never one to wait for life to catch up to his aspirations and goals, Jeff now added producing to his resume. Jeff has brought his passion for film to the other side of the camera as a producer on the films “Close Call”, “Choosing Matthais”, “Extra Marital”, “The Underground” and “The Sweeper”.  All of Jeff’s endeavors in producing have been both critical and financial successes.

 

Jeff Fahey has been involved in world causes for a number of years with a focus on issues in conflict and post conflict regions.  Jeff commuted back and forth from Afghanistan to Hawaii where he became a new series regular on the hit television series LOST as the intrepid pilot ‘Frank Lapidus’, and upon returning from multiple trips to the Western Sahara he starred in the film MACHETTE opposite Robert De Niro.

 

After over 100 feature films and hundreds of hours of television it has enabled Jeff to have access and friendships with all of the great actors, directors, writers and artisans of the entertainment industry.  The sheer number of projects alone does not only give Jeff Fahey access to the Hollywood elite, but it is the respect that he has garnered through his tireless and professional work ethic.

 

            All of Jeff Fahey’s work on both sides of the camera has enabled him to have a unique                perspective that will ensure that any production will be both professional and profitable.