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The gargoyle on the big screen

G-Lexington

G-Lexington

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Look for G-Lex to make his big screen debut (and, presumably, farewell) in 2009. I was an extra in the independent comedy Skills Like This, which has a tentative release date of March 20th. I play a corporate drone who peeks over his cubicle wall, and according to a friend who handled the sound mixing, I even get a close-up.

I probably won't be in another film, though. I'm scared of being typecast. :)

Lex
 
G-Lexington said:
Look for G-Lex to make his big screen debut (and, presumably, farewell) in 2009. I was an extra in the independent comedy Skills Like This, which has a tentative release date of March 20th. I play a corporate drone who peeks over his cubicle wall, and according to a friend who handled the sound mixing, I even get a close-up.

I probably won't be in another film, though. I'm scared of being typecast. :)

Lex
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Will you give me your autograph??:-)
 
Lex,are you going to be billed as"corporate drone"?;)Sounds like you had some fun,even if this is a one time only grand performance from our resident gargoyle and lacrosse fan.
 
>>>Will you give me your autograph??

They're available through my website. Click on "shop".

>>>Lex,are you going to be billed as"corporate drone"?

Not billed at all. I wasn't even paid.

I had done the music and sound for a play written/directed by a guy here in town, so I ended up on his "mass e-mail" list. He was hired to bet "assistant casting director" for this film, which meant he was basically in charge of extras. He asked everybody to send a picture, and I goofily sent him the first one I found in my folder. (Oddly, Saucy, it was one of me standing with Gary Gait. :) ) He wrote back, said I'd be great for the office scene, and could I come down on Wednesday for filming?

I brought a couple changes of clothes (I don't own much that screams 'corporate drone'), but the wardrobe lady liked my shirt-'n'-tie ensemble. I knew from my limited experience that I might have to wait hours and hours before we were called in, so I brought snacks, books, and my Walkman. (Nobody else did - I ended up passing out books to a lot of people.) But we were called within an hour. They hoped to nail the scene in ten takes - it took only four. They did two close-up takes as well - one for me, one for two other people who look over their shoulder (I think). Each took only two takes. That was it - we were out within an hour of being called to set. The crew was ecstatic - they had expected to be there for hours.

>>>Can I tell people I have met you in person?

Don't be surprised if they don't believe you. :)

Lex
 
G-Lexington said:
I probably won't be in another film, though. I'm scared of being typecast. :)
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Oh you can always take a role in some broadway play where you happen to be nude on the stage to get rid of that old image ;)
 
>>>Oh you can always take a role in some broadway play where you happen to be nude on the stage to get rid of that old image.

Even then, they'll probably have me peering over the top of a cubicle in my birthday suit. No thanks. :)

>>>Just be sure to remember me when you make it in Hollywood.

You got it, Hank.

Lex
 
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