April 19th, 2009
Dean Haglund, who memorably played Lone Gunman Richard “Ringo” Langley in the X-Files, has confirmed that he will play eccentric psychiatrist Dr. Dale in “Stop It, Said The Raven”, for Windtalker Productions. Markus Innocenti is set to direct.
Dean Haglund
“We’re very excited that Dean has come onboard”, says Windtalker’s Phil Aslaksen, “his presence in our cast elevates our project and positions us to broaden our target audience”. Aslaksen wrote the screenplay and, in addition to his producer and stunt co-ordinating duties, will also play the role of “Erik” in the forthcoming production.
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April 17th, 2009
Last night, in a secret ceremony at an undisclosed location on Fairfax and 3rd, Markus Innocenti was inducted into the Writers Guild of America (west).
“I am unable to reveal the exact nature of what took place,” Innocenti said, early this morning,”other than I am now a part of something bigger than myself. And older. Much older. And bigger.”
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April 17th, 2009
After 18 gruelling days, principal photography on “The Missing Link” was completed on April 11th. Directed by Markus Innocenti, for producers Dan Sheldon and Michael King, the story is set in an absurd pre-historical period. Casey Morgan plays “Patrick”, a highly evolved man captured by “Grog” (Michael King), leader of a tribe of cave-dwellers.
The film was directed in the spirit of the British “Carry On” comedies, from a Michael and Nick King/Dan Sheldon script lovingly influenced by the work of Mel Brooks. The production was primarily shot on locations in Thousand Oaks, Malibu and Pasadena. A cave set was built in Glendale for interior sequences, and additional exteriors were shot at the legendary Vasquez Rocks near Acqua Dulce, California.
On set with "Grog" and "Muff" - Leann Slaby and Michael King
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