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Oct 12, 2019 25 min

Michael Pare - Once Upon A Time In Deadwood

from Hollywood and Beyond Hosted by Steven Brittingham

Welcome to Hollywood and Beyond Podcast with Steven Brittingham. Excited to announce Michael Pare (Eddie and the Cruisers / Streets of Fire)) as my special guest! I had a blast speaking with Michael about his role as the villain in the revenge-themed western: “Once Upon A Time In Deadwood”. Michael shares his filming experience in a very interesting and truly in-depth manner. He shares behind-the-stories of the film and shares his thoughts on why American Westerns have extra significance in film history. Be sure to hear Michael's thoughts on what makes the great actors so good. And what connection to Charles Bronson does Once Upon A Time In Deadwood have with one of the characters and one of the filming locations? Find out when Michael joins Steven on the show! A true delight and honor having Michael on the show! Try listening via wireless speakers or pc speakers for ultimate sound results. Hollywood and Beyond Podcast - Created, Produced, Edited, Sound, Guests Booked By, and Hosted by: actor/writer Steven Brittingham “Meaningful Interviews” Hollywood and Beyond Theme: Dario Saraceno Contact Steven with your questions or comments: [email protected] For professional inquires please contact Steve's publicist Lisa Rodrigo at: [email protected] Thank you for listening! See you on the next episode.

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