Jeremy talks with Kathy Coleman aka Holly from "Land of the Lost". They talk about her experience on the show, her relationship with other cast members and about her autobiography "Run Holly Run".
How did she land her role on Land of The Lost? Why was the writing better than you'd expect from a children's program? Was Holly almost in the reboot series in the 90's? Was she scared of the Sleestak?
Jeremy talks to comic book and movie creator Everette Hartsoe. The discuss how he ended up creating comics, what he did after the comic book crash of the 90’s and what he is doing now.
Everette Hartsoe 's Razor
Creator of “Razor” a bad girl comic from the 90’s that crossed over with “The Crow”, left comics for more than a decade… and now he is back.
We talk about what he has been up to, why he thinks a new indie comic renaissance is coming, and what he thinks a new comic creator should be trying to establish to get a foot hold on the industry.
Oddly enough I recorded an episode with Everette’s wife a few months back, and didn’t make the connection even though I was a fan of his work back in the 90’s. You can check that episode out here
Links PATREON: www.ehartsoe.com STORE: www.houseofhartsoe.com DIGITAL: www.hartsoestudios.com
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Scott Phillips has written all kinds of stuff: films, TV, books, comics and even dialogue for talking dolls. He’s the author of the PETE, DRINKER OF BLOOD series, as well as several other books. Scott wrote the screenplay for the cult action flick DRIVE (1997), and twelve episodes of the CW Network’s KAMEN RIDER DRAGON KNIGHT. Perhaps most importantly, he once performed as a stand-in for the legendary Lemmy in the video for Motorhead’s “Sacrifice.”
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Where Pete, Drinker of Blood came from how to promote your self-published books in person and on Amazon What’s it like to have Guillermo Del Torro steal some of your scenes His pitch for Freddy vs. Jason Scott and I share a mutual friend Don Adams You can find Scott Phillips on Facebook, and IMDB