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FILM - Highlights from Jim O'Brien's film acting...
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Attention Fan(s):
"The Super Gigantic Mega Hair Project"
has come to an end!
(October 2003 - November 2005)
But these photos shall forever stand as a
testament to our love of hairspray and to our
moderate success in freaking out a few squares!
Also, "The Look" is forever immortalized
in the
film "Boom Man," which has been heralded as
"a cinematic achievement for the ages."
Note: We did not "bring down the man."
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Boom Man
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Boom Man is a "far out" comedy written and directed by Steven Wright.
Many of those who
have merely seen the cover page of the script have been hospitalized due to laughter-related
injuries!
Jim O'Brien plays the lead character Alex, a writer who is not looking
for love, but love finds him everywhere he goes.
Boom Man also features original music by Jim O'Brien. The lead actor
also has songs on the soundtrack? Is there nothing Jim
O'Brien can't do? No, there is not.
Writer director Steve Wright is a creative genius, and soon to be one of the
hottest commodities in Hollywood. Let's hope he takes JimO' along for the
ride!
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Living to be a Hundred
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Drama, Drama,
Drama! - Directed by Jack Glisson. "Living to be a Hundred" is a
psychological drama set in the sweltering heat of the American Southwest.
When a man with a murky past enters the lives of a young couple, friendship and marriage are put to the test. Which will survive? Tensions
mount as the three are driven towards a shocking conclusion.
"Living to be a Hundred" is
based on a
short story by critically acclaimed author Robert Boswell. The story is included
in Boswell's book of the same name.
Jim stars as Graham Castellani, and pulls off some pretty intense drama.
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Anne Marie Howard stars
as Grahams wife, Linda. Anne Marie is a soap opera star, and you can
see her a million times a day as the spokesperson on the Ditech.com
commercials. She also does quite a few infomercials.
Anne Marie used to be the lady on the Maalox commercials holding the clip board
and walking through the hospital saying, "In hospitals, speed
counts..." She really is a fantastic actress and a lovely
person. In an ironic twist of life, Jim used to make fun of that
commercial in his comedy act long before he met Anne Marie. Small
world! Any-who... to find out more about Anne Marie
Howard,
visit her
website. She has some footage from this
film on her site that includes Jim O'Brien in a "touching"
moment. I'm serious! When you get to her home page, click on
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Here are some thought provoking, behind the scenes pictures from the shoot.
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the picture to make it bigger.
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My Next Funeral
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In this feature length
comedy, Jim plays Stewie, an Elvis impersonator. You'll love his
rousing a cappella renditions of the Elvis classics. Here's some "behind the
scenes" shots on the set. Click the picture to
make it bigger.
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Octopus
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Is science fiction thriller about a gigantic mutant octopus, a terrorist, a
scientist, and the CIA. Yow! Jim plays a CIA agent with a bad
cold. The movie was shown on USA Network and Sci Fi, and is now available for your
viewing pleasure at video stores nationwide.
Rent it now and enjoy!
Or check your local listings - Octopus gets re-run all the time!
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The Lobo Paramilitary Christmas Special
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Jim
O'Brien plays a bartender in outer space who is spared the wrath of D.C Comic's "baddest
Intergalactic bounty
hunter!" We have a wonderful still to show you from this film. There is a great scene
featuring Jim with a week and a half of beard stubble spitting into a glass
and wiping it out with a dirty towel. Nice!
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Jim O'Brien says, "This film was a lot of fun
because of the 'over the top' comic book style. I got to wear a
gas mask for a whole day and have fake dirt smeared all over me for a
week."
As you look at this picture, realize that Jim O'Brien is 6'1'' and 185
lbs. Now look at Lobo. This dude is HUGE!
Fortunately the actor who played Lobo,
Andrew
Bryniarski, is
a really cool guy who managed to not snap JimO's neck. |
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Brain Power
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Jim plays the lead character in this Horror film about a man who
undergoes an experimental brain operation. No good could follow that !
Warning: Features lots of head grabbing and staggering !
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More Films :
Deed I Do - Jim plays a supporting role as George Pimble, a proud yet
wimpy loan
officer.
West of Sun, East of Moon - Jim plays a meek boyfriend who stops in a desert
bar to ask for directions and meets his future self. He gets hit in the
head with a purse. He is proud, yet wimpy.
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Industrial Films :
Industrial Films are films and videos made by companies for education and
promotion
Kids go to Court - is an industrial film for Lawyers to show to children who have
to go to court to testify. Jim plays Theodore Johnson the Third, an unreliable
witness.
Here's a look at what goes on "behind the scenes" from Kids Go
to Court. Click the picture to make it bigger.
(No cows were milked in the making of this production.)
 Basic Acting for TV Commercials
Jim plays a
student who learns really fast!
City of LA Special Events Recycling
Can be seen on the City of L.A. Cable
Channel
Jim teaches you how to recycle, while dealing with
some time travelers who show up at his event!
More Industrial Films : Jim plays
the typical "dad"
Disneyland Hotel
- Jim takes the "family" on vacation !
Fleetwood Motor Homes - Jim takes his other
"family" on the road !!
Haseko Real Estate (in
Japan)
- Jim takes his
"typical American family" home !!!
Apple Computer Stores
- Jim is a satisfied customer ! Hey, what's in the bag ???
Home Banking Software -
Jim banks from home, and shows you how, too ! |
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