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EPISODE · Oct 19, 2017 · 29 MIN

Interview With James Donnelly: The Passion Of Being An Actor: 8pmEST:

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James Donnelly Jr. is a Boston actor now living in Los Angeles. He started his journey on a Friday after reading the Boston Herald at his job with a casting call for the movie The Town. The following day he had one for The Fighter. He eventually had 5 auditions for the movie The Town and two with Ben Affleck but was never cast. He got his first role in a short The Harvest and then right after his first lead role in the feature Back to the Beyond. Directors like him and his work ethic as he's very professional. He has done 3 films for Camp 9 in Boston and 3 German films from Van Wormer Productions. He has written and directed commercials while appearing in theater, TV, films and commercials. He lived in Los Angeles in 2010 and was on national TV within month. Having to leave then come back in 2016 to be back on national TV within 2 weeks. James is a dedicated professional actor. His last project was playing lead detective in the Jon Beney Ramsey murder case.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/insight-into-healing--6484512/support.

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