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EPISODE · Oct 27, 2020 · 40 MIN

Veteran Character Actor Chris Ellis Joins Us Live From Hollywood!

from Burke Allen's Big Time Talker Podcast — by SpeakerMatch · host Burke Allen

Actor Chris Ellis first burst on the scene in the film DAYS OF THUNDER, and since then he's appeared in dozens of Hollywood blockbusters and dozens more hit television series. Get his behind the scenes stories about working with Tom Cruise, Ron Howard, Tom Hanks, Jennifer Garner of lots more! Find out which movie cast still has lunch together every Thursday 25 years after filming wrapped on their film, which major star broke down in tears on the set and was unable to film and why, which starlet chased Chris down on the soundstage just to say thanks and lots more! From MY COUSIN VINNY to APOLLO 13, NCIS to THE OFFICE, ARMAGEDDON to THE DARK KNIGHT RISES, Chris Ellis is the definition of a successful character actor...and he once got locked in an underground parking garage in Hollywood with Big Time Talker host Burke Allen! The show is brought to you by Speakeratch.com; thanks for listening...subscribe now at iTunes or ask Alexa to play the Big Time Taker podcast.    

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