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Robin Thomas Grossman снялся в Квирах в роли Сэма Ауэрбаха - известного художника, который влюбился в Линдси.

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Randy Harrison "Naked Eye" Autographed Camera w/ Original Negatives

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Выигравшая ставка - US $1 636,00
Приблизительно 56 301,19 руб.

Очень интересный лот.
Содержит фотографии, сделанные Рэнди Харрисоном лично на одноразовый фотоаппарат. Необработанные и не вскрытые, на упаковке камеры автограф Рэнди, так же приложен сертификат подлинности и собственноручная записка от Рэнди.
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Сегодняшняя цена US $202,50 - Приблизительно 7 133,55 руб.
Сделано уже 18 ставок, аукцион закончится через 9дн.12ч. (22.05.2014 11:00:01 MSK)

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читать дальшеRandy Harrison took the photographs on this disposable 35mm camera and signed the camera especially for this auction. You are bidding on the signed camera -- when you win it, you can develop the film in the camera and see their original photographs! This is a unique opportunity to own the original creative work of your favorite star.

We asked each participating celebrity in the 2014 "Naked Eye" Celebrity Camera Auction to include at least one self-portrait or self-referencing shot. There are at least 24 exposures on the film.

This auction benefits MIX NYC, home of The New York Queer Experimental Film Festival. For 26 years, MIX has presented the latest in queer experimental film and previously unseen works from legendary lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and other queer-identified figures in avant-garde cinema. For more information, visit mixnyc.org.
Thank you for supporting MIX!

INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE:
-- One unprocessed disposable camera, autographed.
-- One release form, signed by Harrison.
-- Note from artist.
MIX is not responsible for the contents of the photographs. Due to the artistic nature of this work, cameras can not be returned.

ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Randy Harrison made his television debut playing Justin Taylor, a gay teen, in 2000's American version of Queer as Folk, based upon the British television series. The series ran for five seasons. In 2002, Harrison played the character "Sean" in a made-for-television movie entitled Bang Bang You're Dead, which is based on the play of the same name. Harrison stars as Brutus in cinematographer/director/writer Patrick Donelley's upcoming post-modern feature film adaptation of Julius Cesar. Also in 2002, Harrison starred in the play Deviant at the New York International Fringe Festival. In the summer of 2004, Harrison made his Broadway debut as Boq in the musical Wicked. His Off Broadway credits include A Letter for Ethel Kennedy (MCC Theatre, 2002), the Father in Oak Tree (Perry Street Theatre, 2006), Young Spencer in Edward II (Red Bull Theatre, 2007–2008), Eros in Antony and Cleopatra (Theatre for a New Audience, 2008), and Laszlo Fickes/Gerhardt Zeitzler in A Singing Forest (Public Theatre, 2009). Harrison has also done several staged readings for Red Bull Theatre, where he starred in their 'In the Raw' workshop production of A Tyger's Heart in February 2011. In 2006, Harrison co-founded the Arts Bureau (tAB), an umbrella organization encompassing theatre, film, music, and writing. In July 2007, Harrison starred in the first play through tAB, a heartwarming story, ultimately, based on the work of Anton Chekhov. In late 2007/early 2008, Harrison shot and starred in the first tAB short film, Thinking, which has shown at several film festivals and is currently available for purchase on the official tAB website. In Summer 2008, tAB shot its first feature film, Lorton Lake.

ABOUT US:
MIX NYC is a nonprofit media-arts organization whose board members & staff are volunteers. Our signature event, the New York Queer Experimental Film Festival, takes place annually in November. In 2014, the 27th MIX Festival will take place November 11-16. Year-round, MIX NYC sponsors film screenings throughout New York’s five boroughs, conducts film preservation projects, and offers media training for low-income and at-risk LGBTQ youth. It is also home to the ACT UP Oral History Project, and the fiscal sponsor of the award-winning 2013 AIDS documentary How to Survive a Plague. All proceeds from the auction will support these & other MIX projects and events.

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7. I first came to know you on Showtimes' "Queer As Folk." Looking back, what initially attracted you to the show? What do you miss most about the show? I want to go places where others are afraid to go and make them safe. I have a pioneering spirit. I get very, very bored - to say the least - if I do something that feels easy to me or has been done. It has to feel new to me, revolutionary to me. When I got the sсript for QAF I thought it was incredible and something I wanted to be part of. I had a great deal of confidence when I walked in the room and met the producers. I felt as though there wasn't an actress around ballsy enough to play "Melanie" except for me. I grabbed my co-stars hand and walked into the final network audition and looked at thirty executives and said something like, "We have great chemistry, we're your Mel and Linz." I loved the boldness of that character...loved...loved loved. I loved that she cared more about her partner than she did her hair. I loved that she cursed and drank and road motorcycles. I loved that she wasn't perfect. I loved that QAF went into some risky storylines and painted everyone as complicated. It wasn't about how slick can we be, it was about how human can we be. And isn't that what a good piece of art does? How much humanity can we share so that everyone experiencing it feels a little less alone. I also adored that she loved with her full heart and never took crap from anyone.

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IFQ: On the subject of writing, I loved Queer as Folk and Sordid Lives - brilliant writing! How is it writing for TV?

DS: Every project is different. You must always remember that TV is a medium of re-writing, so attachment to your words if it is not your own show is not smart. The money is great and I'm always grateful for the opportunity. Queer as Folk was an amazing three years for me. I loved working on the show. The creative process of Sordid Lives: The Series was perfect. The demise of the show and legal battles, ultimately losing the show was heartbreaking.

Я не могу найти дату этого интервью. По-моему оно относительно свежее - 2013 год. И поразительно - ни слова о Рэнди Харрисоне!

Вот еще кое-что. Из ивью MARCH 17, 2013

Is there any one television show you have enjoyed working on more than the others? If so why?

I loved working on Queer As Folk and Sordid Lives: The Series the most. QAF was just fun, fun, fun and a great team of writers. Sordid was mine and LOGO allowed me the control I like.

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