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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2021 · 52 MIN

Jeff Caperton

from Modern Problems Show · host Modern Problems Show

This episode we have actor & producer Jeff Caperton. We talk about working with Nic Cage,surviving the pandemic,working with John Schnider and his upcoming projects. We also talk about how important relationships are in the industry. Caperton is the Managing Partner and an Executive Producer at Bitter End Media Group in Los Angeles California which develops properties for feature films and documentaries. In 2016 Caperton and his partner Mark Burman produced "Dog Eat Dog", directed by 4 time Oscar winner Paul Schrader and starring fellow Oscar winners Nicolas Cage and Willum Defoe. "Dog" premiered worldwide at the "Cannes International Film Festival" and won the "Directors Fortnight" Award! "Dog" opened in theaters nationwide on November 8th. Also an actor, Caperton has appeared alongside such actors as Mark Wahlberg, Will Ferrell, Curt Russel, Kate Hudson, Tommy Lee Jones, Kevin Hart, Woody Harrelson, Brad Pitt, and many others in blockbuster films such as "Deepwater Horizon", "The Big Short", "Daddy's Home" and many more. Caperton also had a reoccurring part on "NCIS New Orleans" for two seasons. His new movie “His Stretch of Texas Ground“ debuted on Prime two weeks ago 💥 Enjoy this as much as Davey did catching up with his talented friend.

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