Keith David was born in New York City’s Harlem district and raised in East Elmhurst, in the Queens section of the city. As a child, he realized he wanted to act after playing the cowardly lion in his school’s production of “The Wizard of Oz.” He later enrolled in New York’s High School of the Performing Arts and continued his studies at Juilliard. After graduation, he was hired as an understudy for Tullus Aufidius in William Shakespeare’s “Coriolanus.” In 1992, he received a Tony Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical for his role in the Broadway play “Jelly’s Last Jam.”

From Henry’s website:

Henry G. Sanders, in his fifth co-starring year as Robert E., the strongly independent village blacksmith and former slave in the CBS-TV series set in the post-Civil War west, “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,” did a whole lot of living before the possibility of acting for a living ever occurred to him.

Born in Houston, Texas to Henry and Mildred Sanders, Henry attended Catholic schools for the first three years of his life. He was sent off to a boarding school in Louisiana until the ninth grade. Back in Houston, he attended a public high school. Henry had developed into an overweight and rebellious teenager who often suffered the jeers of his classmates. Enrolled by his mother in a health club, he trimmed down so successfully that he was able to join the Army which, he felt, would provide an escape from the life he led and a chance to gain his independence.

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Kathrine Narducci’s first starring role was playing opposite Robert De Niro in the feature film A Bronx Tale. The movie launched her career. She then went on to win a Sundance audience award for “Two Family House” and two sag awards for cast ensemble for her role as Charmaine Bucco in The Sopranos. Kathrine recently produced and starred in the short film titled “slice” which is currently showing in numerous festivals.

The crew dined in Hell Saturday night. 14 and 7/8 pages were shot with 2 units. After an easy Sunday we said good bye to shooting. Blue officially wraps at 5pm on Sunday, May 18th.

 A very special thanks to the amazing crew and extras!  Without you, none of this would have been possible.

See you on the big screen. 

Blue is crewing up for pick-up shots.  The crew will be shooting in May to get the final touches to lock picture.  Bookmark us to check back for updates!

Born in Harlem New York, but raised in the South Bronx borough, Casey Lee was destined to be an actor. In Junior High I.S.116 he joined the drama department where he performed in the school play. Not giving it a second thought about being an actor he went on with his life.

In the mid 90’s a great friend of Casey’s moved to Los Angeles and would tell him exciting stories of about living in L.A. Later on his friend would invite him to California, wanting a change from the harsh environment of the Bronx Casey gladly accepted the invitation.

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Roughhouse CREW!!

Don Wallace getting ready for the next scene.

Getting there….one act at a time!!!