The Coffin
A Mickey M. Bonura & Daniel H. Ingraham film
Cast
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Mickey M. Bonura
Jen
Mario A. Figueroa.
Brinke Stevens
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Mickey M. Bonura
Jason Carter
Mad Jake
JASON CARTER
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Faouzi "Faz" Brahimi
Eddie
Deanna Meske
Ginger
Chris Adler
Daniel
Bjorn Jiskoot, Jr.
Gregg
Lead Zombies
Mario A. Figueroa
Lead Zombie -Boxer
Kimberly L. Cole
Lead Zombie - Goth Chick
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Rusty "Gravestone" Bolin
Lead Zombie - Mortician
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Martinez
Lead Zombie - TBA
Mike "HKZ" Christopher
Lead Zombie - Hare Krishna
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The talented actors & actresses associated with the movie at this time are: Scott Schwartz (The Toy & A Christmas Story), James Hamptom (The Longest Yard, Teen Wolf, Slingblade & F-Troof, Brinke Stevens (Hybrid, Mommy & Nightmare Sisters) and Jason Carter (Marcus Cole on "Babylon 5"), Scream Queen Kimberly L. Cole, Mike Christopher (the Hare Krishna Zombie from the original "Dawn of the Dead"), Italian actress- Maria Grazia Cucinotta (The World is Not Enough), Faouzi Brahimi (Night), Deanna Meske, Chris Adler, Bjorn Jiskoot, Jr., Mickey Bonura and many more.
All cast will be featured below in the approximate order in which they became attached to the film.
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Brinke was born in San Diego, California on September 20, 1954, under the name Charlene Elizabeth Brinkman. She has been interested and involved in, in one form or another, the entertainment world all
of her life. At an early age, Brinke was acting in school plays, tap dancing on stage, and editing the school news paper. Truly a Renaissance woman, her creative talent and beauty is matched by her exceptional intelligence. After graduating from 'San Diego
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University,' Brinke went on to earn a 'Masters Degree' in marine biology from the 'Scripps Institute of Oceanography' in La Jolla, CA. For a time, she worked as a scientist for the San Onofre Nuclear Power Station and, also, the National Marine Fisheries. Brinke has knowledge of seven different languages. She was briefly married to artist Dave Stevens, known for his creation The Rocketeer, which was adapted for the screen, by Disney, in 1991. Of course, Brinke posed for him many times. For a number of years, Brinke had a successful career as a model. Her print and commercial work soon led to becoming a leading actress in over 100 films, among them: 'Grandma's House', 'Haunting Fear', 'Mob Boss', 'Spirits', 'Delta Delta Die!' and 'Mommy 1 & 2.' She is also an accomplished dancer, has appeared in many music videos and she used to be in an all-female rock band, The Skirts. With an exceptional screen presence, Brinke projects an aura and class that is reminiscent of the stars of the 1930's and '40's. Yet she also has the range, depth and versatility to play very diverse roles.
Brinke has written several screenplays, like Teenage Exorcist (1991), as well as fiction and non-fiction articles for such genre publications as 'Weird Tales', 'Monsterland' and 'Femme Fatales.' Brinke had the honor of gracing 'Femme Fatales' magazines first ever cover. She's the inspiration, writer and publisher of a popular comic book series, "Brinke of Destruction." As a producer, Brinke has helmed and hosted 'Shock Cinema' and 'Something to Scream About', both documentaries about the horror film industry. Brinke is also the Co-Producer on a feature film called 'Dead Things'.
Brinke remains an artist close to her fans. She has her own website, where she can inform her fans of her up projects and whereabouts.
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Scott is most remembered for his roles as Flick in the late Bob Clark's 'A Christmas Story (1983) , co-starring with the late Richard Pryor, as Eric Bates in Richard Donner's 'The Toy' and as Dickie Cessna in Ronald Maxwell's 'Kidco' (1984). Scott keeps busy in the entertainment business, but still makes time to help out at his father's business 'Baseball Cards & Movie Collectables, Etc.' in Westlake Village, California. Scott is number 85 on 'vh1's 100 Greatest Kid Stars.
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Jason Carter is best known for his role as the, much loved and missed, dashing Ranger Marcus Cole on the Science Fiction series ”Babylon 5” , but had been appearing on stage in his native England since he was a child before America came calling in the form of his wife Susie Singer, an actress he met on location while filming in South Africa. Jason is a fixture at sci-fi conventions all over the world, where he is known to command plenty of attention with his hyperactive wit. In his spare time he writes poetry.
Born in London and raised in Gainsborough, a small market-town in Lincolnshire, Jason was advised to pursue a career in rubber technology. He opted instead for three years at L.A.M.D.A. (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art). His first television role
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was on BBC2’s ‘Jackanory’ in ‘Hawkwing’. Jason then did long runs in the London West End which included such plays as ‘Melon’ with ‘Alan Bates’ , ‘The Sleeping Prince’ with ‘Omar Sharif’ , ‘Salome’ with ‘Steven Berkoff’ and his Royal National Theatre productions, ‘The Boiling Point’ and ‘Absolute Hell’. Upon moving to America, Jason expanded his career in numerous roles and guest appearances. His television appearances included “3rd Rock from the Sun” (1996) , “Roar” (1997) ,”Almost Perfect” (1995) and “Diagnosis Murder” . In ”Beverly Hills, 90210” (1990) he portrayed Roy Randolph, the dashing British theatre director. His credits also include numerous Television miniseries and made for TV movies, including “Taking Liberty” , “Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris” (1992) (TV), “Orchard House” (1991) (TV), “Ellis Island” (1984) (mini) and “Forever Young” (1983) (TV). Jason's movie credits include “Georgia”, “Dakota Road” (1990), “The Emperor's New Clothes” and “King David”. Currently Jason resides in L.A. with his family. Based on IMDb biographies written by Lady Cole & an Anonymous writer.
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Mickey co-wrote the screenplay for 'The Coffin', and will be co-executive producing & co-directing with Daniel Ingraham. Daniel chose to cast Mickey as 'Jen' based on an earlier audition she had done for a movie he was a producer on called 'Night' and since he had based the character on her when he re-wrote that segment in late 1999, it seemed appropriate. To find out more about her, please click on the 'crew' page.
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Faouzi Brahimi, affectionately known in the industry as "Faz", was born and raised in Lille, France, where he discovered his passion for the industry at a young age. Studying at the prestigious "Beaux Visual Arts" Academy, Faz was formally trained as an actor and singer. Earning his business and marketing degree at IPRA Business School, Faz worked to support his show business passion for film and television by working as a marketing guru.
His desire to enter the world of feature films led Faz to move to the United States in 1999.
Faz put his energy into honing his acting skills which has lead to work on features such as Pirates of The Caribbean.
In 2002 Faz joined ASCAP as a producer working
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for two years in the music business and finally returned to his first passion TV/Film Production where he has focused most of his energy.
Faz is a member of SAG and lives in Los Angeles.
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Adler was born in Maryland in the Washington D.C. area. He attended Eleanor Roosevelt High School from 1989 - 1991 where he attended his first Drama class. He was scheduled to graduate from the school in 1993 but at the age of 16 he moved with his family to Orlando Florida. He then attended Lake Howell high school were he was a member of the school's chorus, which was selected to preform in front of live audiences at Universal Studios Florida and Walt Disney World's Epcot Center. During his youth he preformed several times on stage and in film, singing and acting. He then took a hiatus from preforming in any capacity, went to college, spent a brief 2 year period in the military, and started a family. Adler has trained many different forms of Marital Arts off and on
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since childhood but credits his main form as "Muay Thai" also know the to western world as "Thai Kickboxing". He returned to the preforming arts in 2001 and starting again working in films, finally full time, in 2007.
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Bjorn grew up in the Army and lived up and down the East Coast until his family finally settled down in Florida. His love for acting started at a very young age as he would do whatever it took to make his younger cousins laugh. He grew up an only child until the age of 20 when his sister, Ivy, was born. Most people know Bjorn from the various local community theatre groups he participates in or from being Mr. J, the substitute teacher.
Written by: Roy Wells
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Music playing "Adagio for Clairesse" is a demo piece composed by Marco Werba for "The Coffin." (c)2008. Used by permission. No unauthorized downloading.
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Lloyd Kaufman
Lead Zombie - TBA
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Maria Grazia Cucinotta
Allison
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James Hampton
Father Ronald Van Zant
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From his first film, The Cliffdwellers, which was nominated for an Academy Award for “Best Short Subject Film”, to the multi-award winning movie Slingblade, James Hampton’s career as an actor, writer and director spans over four decades. Along the way, he has been nominated for a Golden Globe for his role as “Caretaker” in The Longest Yard, and has starred in such memorable films as Teen Wolf, China Syndrome, Hawmps!, Condorman, and W.W. and The Dixie Dance Kings. On television, he was the tone-deaf Bugler Hannibal Dobbs on the classic sitcom F Troop and Leroy B. Simpson, the hapless hired-hand, on The Doris Day Show. He was a regular guest on The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson, and was a cast member on Mary Tyler Moore’s Variety Show. He worked as a writer/producer/director on Evening Shade, and was a regular director on numerous successful television sitcoms such as Hearts of Fire, Sister, Sister, Smart Guy, Linc’s, Boston Common, and Grace Under Fire.
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