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Original Airdate: March 9th, 2014 on The Director's Club Podcast
RECORDED AS POP CULTURE CLUB / DIRECTOR'S CLUB: In light of the recent passing of Harold Ramis, I sought out an actor who worked with him on the modern-day classic GROUNDHOG DAY. You might remember him as Needle Nose Ned. Before listening to this bonus episode, I encourage you to check out the IMDB listing for Stephen Tobolowsky. The list goes on and on and on since he has appeared in over 200 TV shows and movies, and he is definitely one of those memorable character actors you’ve seen in at least something past or presently. He was incredibly kind to take time out of his busy schedule to talk about his experience working with Harold Ramis as well as a couple other stories about the making of GROUNDHOG DAY. And of course, I couldn’t help but ask about one of my favorite Tobolowsky roles as Sammy Jenkins in MEMENTO. Thank you so much for listening to one of the more memorable conversations I’ve had to date.
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RECORDED AS POP CULTURE CLUB / DIRECTOR'S CLUB: In light of the recent passing of Harold Ramis, I sought out an actor who worked with him on the modern-day classic GROUNDHOG DAY. You might remember him as Needle Nose Ned. Before listening to this bonus episode, I encourage you to check out the IMDB listing for Stephen Tobolowsky. The list goes on and on and on since he has appeared in over 200 TV shows and movies, and he is definitely one of those memorable character actors you’ve seen in at least something past or presently. He was incredibly kind to take time out of his busy schedule to talk about his experience working with Harold Ramis as well as a couple other stories about the making of GROUNDHOG DAY. And of course, I couldn’t help but ask about one of my favorite Tobolowsky roles as Sammy Jenkins in MEMENTO. Thank you so much for listening to one of the more memorable conversations I’ve had to date.
Find more Stephen Tobolowsky here: http://stephentobolowsky.wordpress.com/
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