Of course if it is a Seinfeld moment, it will turn out it was Johns, not Jon's car. John Voigt the dentist, if I remember it accurately. So maybe my Camry won't make the final cut. But I think its worth noting that there are many ways you can get your feet wet (and your tires) in the film industry.
Monday, June 8, 2009
My Camry on the Big Screen?
They didn't want me for "The Fighter", but there's a good chance they'll take my car - a stunningly authentic 1986 Toyota Camry: blatantly un-aerodynamic, moon-roof, bald tires (I'll have to remove the Obama stickers). I'll let you know what happens, but let me say first that I got a notice from Boston Casting - a casting call for cars (I had my car listed there too). This could be a Seinfeld moment (remember when George had Jon Voigt's car?) 
Of course if it is a Seinfeld moment, it will turn out it was Johns, not Jon's car. John Voigt the dentist, if I remember it accurately. So maybe my Camry won't make the final cut. But I think its worth noting that there are many ways you can get your feet wet (and your tires) in the film industry.
Of course if it is a Seinfeld moment, it will turn out it was Johns, not Jon's car. John Voigt the dentist, if I remember it accurately. So maybe my Camry won't make the final cut. But I think its worth noting that there are many ways you can get your feet wet (and your tires) in the film industry.
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