Kate A. McGrath graduated from SUNY Oswego, and continued studies at New York University, School for Film and Television, The Barrow Group, Black Nexxus Inc, Pearl Theatre and Bova Actors Studio. She has worked primarily in independent projects from Nicky Newark to Clandenstine. She has since continued to work steadily in developing new projects as an actress, writer, and producer. […]Read Post ›
The daughter of veteran actor William Forsythe, Rebecca Forsythe has been doing quite well in the film industry. She played the role of Clarissa in We Are Your Friends and appeared alongside her father in her film debut Strike Force in 2003 and then as Jake LaMotta’s estranged daughter in The Bronx Bull in 2016. […]Read Post ›
Barbara Crampton is a horror film legend whose work as a “scream queen” is nothing short of iconic. From Re-Animator to Chopping Mall and Puppet Master, she is also a successful soap opera star, appearing in Days of Our Lives in the early 1980s, Guiding Light and The Bold and the Beautiful in the mid-1990s, […]Read Post ›
British-born actress Eleanor Worthington-Cox made her film debut in Disney’s Maleficent, playing an 8-year old version of Princess Aurora. From there, she delved mainly into television work, including roles in Cucumber and Hetty Feather. She takes on the titular role of Gwen in a new period drama-thriller film coming to theaters, On Demand, and Digital […]Read Post ›
Alexis Kendra has had a steady career since graduating from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and was part of the midsummer Shakespeare program at Oxford University. Aside from her acting, Kendra is a writer and producer. She can be seen in films such as Thor: Hammer of the Gods and Hatchet II. Her latest […]Read Post ›
Allie Loukas is an aspiring filmmaker who hopes to make it a dream to become a full-fledged filmmaker. She makes her film debut as star, producer, writer, and director of the indie comedy Kathryn Upside Down, which debuted in March. The film is known for its vastly improvised dialogue and the overall result is that […]Read Post ›
Back in late 2016, World Film Geek had the honor to talk with legendary film veteran Lin Shaye. Shaye is best known for her iconic role of paranormal expert Elise Rainier in the Insidious franchise. Of course, she has done plenty of horror as well as films outside of the genre, including the hilarious There’s […]Read Post ›
One of the greatest legends in Hollywood has passed away. Doris Day, who became “America’s Sweetheart” in the late 1950s and early 1960s, died on May 13 at the age of 97, in which she celebrated just last month. She is known for her collaborations with the late Rock Hudson, which began with 1959’s Pillow […]Read Post ›
When it comes to 80’s films, one must know the name Diane Franklin. Known for her trademark curly hair, Diane made an impact with her roles in Amityville II: The Posession, The Last American Virgin, Better Off Dead, and Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. After taking some off in the early 2000s, Diane is hot […]Read Post ›
Hollywood has lost a legend…the legend that is Penny Marshall. Marshall, who gained fame as Laverne DeFazio first in Happy Days then the hit spin-off Laverne and Shirley before becoming one of the most renowned filmmakers alongside her late brother Garry, passed away Monday night at the age of 75. Born Carole Penny Marshall on […]Read Post ›
