Dying to do Letterman – Live Your Dream
We were fortunate enough to have Steve speak on behalf of Dying to do Letterman at the Cinequest Media Event. After playing Steve’s Top Ten Reasons to Attend the Cinequest Film Festival, Steve gave this speech. It’s slightly edited for time…and because he mispronounced Joke’s last name 🙂
Steve, Gary, and Nate make a big announcement in a very cramped vehicle. And something smells like garlic.
Wow! That’s about all I can say after attending the Cinequest Film Festival 2011 announcement ceremony last night. After six years working on the project, I don’t have words to describe how it felt to have our documentary announced along with films by John Turtorro, and starring Uma Thurman and Dennis Quaid. Some pretty good … Read more
Check out the voicemail Steve just left me, minutes after announcing the world premiere of our documentary Dying to do Letterman at the Cinequest Film Festival media event. He was so excited, just had to share.
After six years, the journey is just beginning. Dying to do Letterman will premiere Friday, March 4, at 7:00 pm at the Cinequest Film Festival. Thank you, Cinequest Cinequest has been ridiculously supportive of Steve and Dying to do Letterman. 7pm on a Friday night? THANK YOU Cinequest! And their support doesn’t stop there. In … Read more
Thank goodness for Pepsi Max. I’m here in the bay, personally editing the final, final cut (yeah, right!) of our movie Dying to do Letterman. After six years, hundreds of hours of footage, countless cans of Pepsi Max, 60 pounds gained, then 60 pounds lost (thank goodness) we’re finally nearing…the beginning? Finishing the Movie is … Read more
As crazy as it might sound… I’m not happy I got diagnosed with cancer. But I will admit that the perspective I now have is a welcome one. I’m not going to tell you I live everyday like it’s my last. I don’t. If I did, I’d probably be flat broke, 400lbs, and in jail … Read more
Actor Pete Postlethwaite Never Stopped Living His Dream “It’s not how much time you have, it’s what you do with it.” That became my motto after I got diagnosed with cancer in 2005. And no one seems to encompass that outlook more than actor Pete Postlethwaite. That name not sound familiar? Take a look at … Read more