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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Viral Sensation "Ben J" Of "New Boyz" Delivers An Inspiring Exclusive With Standish...

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"BEN J"

Of "New Boyz"!

Let's get into some questions..


STANDISH: First off, how does it feel to be an internet sensation?


BEN: Feels great, I love it. This is what I always wanted. I always knew i had it in me and not in me. I always aspired to be a professional football player or a Rapper.


STANDISH: Your hit single "You're A Jerk" has over 8 Million views today on YouTube, did you ever think that it'd reach the numbers it has?


BEN: I’m not gone lie to you. That’s just our YouTube channel alone that has 8 Mil views on it and we released late on our channel. It was released first on Litt Live and has over 90 Million views. And I actually didn’t think it’ll reach that many views but I’m very grateful and appreciative.


STANDISH: Tell us a little about your overall mission, Ben J -


BEN: My mission is to have generation wealth. I don’t want my kids to struggle like me or my moms did. When we was younger. My mom had me a 15 and didn’t know too much. We pretty much learned everything together and it’s okay I still appreciate her even we didn’t have everything. But I learn from that and I want to give me kids and their kids the world etc.


STANDISH: How does it feel to be a "trendsetter" in the music industry?


BEN: It’s amazing it was me that changed the style in the fashion industry and the hip hop world. I can’t believe it. I always knew I’ll be famous for something. 


STANDISH: What was it like to tour back in the early 2000's compared to nowadays?


BEN: Mann in the early 2000’s it was wild. The fans was still chasing you pulling you had no respect for your personal boundaries. I also got to tour with people like Chris Brown, Bow Wow, Sean Kingston, Twista, Warren G, Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes, The Game, Nelly, Flo Rida, LMFAO, Jerimiah, Mario and plenty more!! I can go all day. I was on 106 and park like 6 times. That was fun. The new era! They just young and wasn’t there back in the day when we was new to it all. So it not really fun anymore when you tour with these youngsters today, that’s the difference. You feel like your baby sitting.


STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?


BEN: I’m signing artist to my record label 100tho Records. I just signed my first artist name Turtle Turtle, he produce and raps. We have a lot of music in the works videos coming soon. Shows lined up etc. you can expect a real one like me not stop or give up just kuz some youngsters step through the door and are making some noise. Nah I’m still gone show them what to do and how to do it like the God father of this industry that I am. 


STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years? 


BEN: I have a trucking company and plenty of other ideas so hopefully really in a different bracket that I am in now. I want to be in the high class in the next 5 years.


STANDISH: What does a relaxing day look like to Ben J today?


BEN: A relaxing day for Ben J looks like, we’re going camping somewhere starting a fire by the lake. With the family. We got snacks, drinks, drank, tree, and everything we need to feel good for the next three days lol


STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?


BEN: I have a mentor that mentors me on how to get my trucking company going. I also look up to a couple different artist to keep me going. I like people such as Drake, Kanye West, I like old school music, rock music, a little country. A lot of techno and dub step or house music. Whatever keeps you Jumping you know.


STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles? 


BEN: During COVID I was having a baby so keeping away from all the germs making sure my shorty was okay was a lil bit challenging but definitely had to do it. I didn’t really have any challenges do to me being a New Boy I get paid residual income so I didn’t have to worry about working or anything or being broke lol


STANDISH: Where can fans find your music?


YouTube.com/BenJ100tho


https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/benj15/hoyk


https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/benj15/i-aint-invite-you-but-im-glad-that-you-came-3


https://m.soundcloud.com/benjnewboyz


STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include?


BEN: Stay focus and true to yourself keep away from the distractions. Temptation is the devil and that’s about it. Once you got all that figured out you’ll take over the game.


STANDISH: What are your social links?


https://twitter.com/imbenjbro


https://www.instagram.com/benjofnewboyz/


https://m.facebook.com/benjofnewboyz


https://www.tiktok.com/@benjofnewboyz?_t=8lWRgZ9f6sA&_r=1


https://m.twitch.tv/benj100tho


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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: "Chrissie Wunna" Talks Playboy, MTV, New Films & More With Standish...

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STANDISH: So, you began your career as a Playboy model, tell us how you got into this legacy...


CHRISSIE: I had moved to LA from Yorkshire, England..I’d been there for a while, was sat at a coffee shop in West Hollywood and a photographer came up to be, gave me a card and asked me if I wanted to test shoot with him, because I’d make a great model. I didn’t know what it was for…but I’m quite adventurous, so I went on the test shoot the next day…two days later booked the job..and then found out he was a photographer for Playboy. So that’s how I wiggled and winked my way into such a legendary part of Glamour Puss history. I loved it so much I’m still Glamour model today and celebrate my own onlyfans. 



STANDISH: You play "Lucy" in "Pterodactyl", how'd you land this role?


CHRISSIE: By the time I shot Pterodactyl, I’d already rattled myself up a CV of indie films. I’d done quite a lot and had worked with the producers of the film numerous times…who I love and still do. They’d seen my work many times before, so they simply offered me the role..and I accepted it straight away. 



STANDISH: Your iMDb shows post production credits for "Cinderella's Curse", can you tell us more about this film and your role as the "Fairy Godmother"?


CHRISSIE: Gosh! Yes! I’ve had the most incredible time filming Cinderella’s Curse. I’m actually still filming and not yet wrapped from the film. I have one more day on set. I found out I’d got the role whilst at a party at the Cannes Film Festival from Champdog Films and what a role! Getting to play the film version of the ‘Fairy Godmother’ in such an iconic story and watch the film go viral online before we’d even started filming was both so wonderful and terrifying because I knew I had to do more than a good job. But I like to feel challenged. This is my first ‘character’ role. It’s a powerful role and our story is obviously dark, disturbing and gut wrenchingly horrific. It’s ‘next level’ horror and filled with such great talent. The ‘Fairy Godmother’ in this story is evil, manipulative and wickedly disturbed. We’ve all worked really hard and excited that it hits cinema screens globally this year.



STANDISH: You have post production credits for "Winnie The Pooh: Blood & Honey 2" playing the "Nurse", can you tell us more & how you landed this role?


CHRISSIE: What a cast and a team to be part of! People are going to be blown away by this sequel. The production level is incredible. The story is twisted. It’s terrifying and will absolutely shock audiences worldwide. I’ve worked with the producers Rhys Waterfield and Scott Jeffrey at Jagged Edge Productions on numerous films, so to be offered a role in this film that has pretty much taken over the world, after it to went viral and scored its own giant cult following is a dream come true. I had initially been offered a role in the first film. however due to scheduling I was unable to do it. Yet, everything happens for a reason and I’m so glad that you I got to be part of ‘Blood & Honey 2.’ I got a text one afternoon asking me if I wanted to play the role…and I literally jumped up screaming with excitement. Rhys and Scott have worked so hard to make the sequel remarkable and I’ve only ever watched bits of playback and even from that raw footage alone, my mind is blown. But yes, I play the nurse, who works closely with ‘Christopher Robin’ who is now a doctor, played by Scott Chambers. I’m not allowed to tell you much more. But I assure you.. crazy things happen! 



STANDISH: You were on MTV's "Love At First Lie", can you tell us more?


CHRISSIE: Yes! I’ve done a lot of reality tv. I started our back in 2009, when I made my mark on ‘Paris Hilton’s British Best Friend’ on itv2. Since then, I’d done quite a lot! Casting already knew me from shows and slid into my Instagram dms to see if I wanted to audition. However, they said I’d have to find a guy/partner to do it with, as we would have to go into the show as a fake couple, pretending to be a real couple and convince everyone we were a real couple to win a giant cash prize. 

It was so much fun! We filmed in Malta for a few weeks. It made so many new friends both from the US and UK, as the show premiered in the States first on MTV. It wasn’t even challenging. It was simply the best time and I got to work with Tori Spelling! That was crazy! She was so lovely. But yeah, I ended up doing quite well on the show, but the memories I’ve made are memories I’ll treasure forever.



STANDISH: You are on Channel 4's "Steph's Packed Lunch", tell us what all you do here exactly...


CHRISSIE: Well sadly the show has now been cancelled. So I’m not on the show anymore, but had a great 3 year run on the series. It was daytime tv. Kind of like the British ‘Ellen Show.’ It was filmed in Leeds, broadcast nationally and was first ever regular role on daytime tv, which I didn’t expect as I have quite a colourful past. If I could say anything about the show I’d say I made friends for life and had the most remarkable time. I mean, I’m always someone who finds it easy to move forward. You have to in entertainment. I’m used to it. Yet, those memories are certainly ones I’ll box up and label as ‘good times.’ 



STANDISH: Out of all of your work, what's been your favorite?


CHRISSIE: I’ll say this..any time I get offered a job and I’m lucky enough to do something that I love, that I’ve dreamed of since being a little girl, I feel grateful. I’ve worked really hard and everyone knows it’s not easy. So anytime ok working..it’s my favourite.

But if I’m picking favourites ‘Naked Attraction’ by Studio Lambert has been my most favourite tv show that I’ve ever filmed in my life. Nothing will ever beat it and my favourite film I’ve ever worked on has been the Disney horror fairytale re-tellings. I’ve loved working on both Cinderella’s Curse and Blood and Honey 2 and honoured to be part of franchise. 



STANDISH: Tell us a little about your overall mission, Chrissie -


CHRISSIE: My overall mission is to firstly be remain happy, be a success and provide the most wonderful life for my two children Ruby & Junior (who are both also in ‘Blood & Honey 2.’) I want to be able to entertain, inspire and create that show girl magic for the rest of my entire life. I hope to be recognised for the graft and the hard work and I hope to share love and prove that anyone can make their actual dreams come true.. if they just try. If I could share anything it would be love, support and confidence. 



STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?


CHRISSIE: This year I have the two cinema releases and begin filming ‘Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare,’ which is going to be incredible. I also have 2 new tv shows coming out and also filming a couple of new shows that I’m really excited about. 



STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?


CHRISSIE: Hopefully, career wise I’ll be some iconically, huge success. That’s where I’d like to be. I’m also a hopeless romantic so I hope to also have settled down in love and being a northern family girl, hoped to have raised the happiest children alive.



STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?


CHRISSIE: I don’t have a specific mentor, but I learn things from people every single minute of every day, simply by watching, listening and absorbing. Whether they’re an agent in the industry, an old man who I’ve accidentally bumped into at a coffee shop. You can learn a lot from the simplest moments, places and people. But I mean, if we’re gonna go bouji, I’ve been lucky enough to work with some incredibly successful people. Paris Hilton one of the most successful women in the planet. I learnt so much from her and she’s incredible and I even once did a work/mentor lunch with Alfie Best Senior, the Gypsy Billionaire who taught me about money, how to make it and success and what a gent. I can’t event tell you how much that chat helped. I listened to them both…and I’d like to think I’m ‘delivering.’



STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?


CHRISSIE: Well, I was lucky enough to still be able to work. So I was on ‘Stephs Packed Lunch’ every week, 3 times a week and filming movies..the rest of the time I was at home with my babies, so it was actually bliss. I had the best time.



STANDISH: If you could choose one role to play, what would it be?


CHRISSIE: I’m like to be a new sexy, but vicious character in a Marvel film.



STANDISH: Where can fans find your work?


CHRISSIE: Amazon Prime, Netflix, Paramount Plus, MTV, Channel 4 and at the cinema this year.



STANDISH: What are your social links?


Instagram.com/Chrissiewunna

Tiktok.com/chrissie.wunna

X.com/chrissiewunna

Onlyfans.com/chrissiewunna


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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Creative Animator "Nath Milburn" Talks "The Simpsons", "Hey Arnold" & Much More With Standish...

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"NATH MILBURN"!

STANDISH: You did animation for "The Simpsons", tell us how you landed that & what was your favorite character?


NATH: I believe I "cold" emailed the producer. They brought me in for an interview. I'm not sure if I tested or not, but that's how I got it. I have been freelancing on and off ever since.


STANDISH: What's it feel like to be apart of "The Simpsons" legacy?


NATH: To be honest, it didn't feel like much. It's one of those legacy shows where they've already got their styles and ways of doing stuff. You're just kind of copying it at that point. The one thing I did like was going to their annual Christmas/premiere party each year. I have a problem where I can't watch shows I work on. I try not to work on too many shows I like to watch because it'll ruin it for me. Luckily, I can still watch the old seasons. Feels different.


STANDISH: You did animation for "Hey Arnold: The Jungle Book", how'd you land that and what was that opportunity like?


NATH: I was their lead character designer. I landed it through a friend. On Breadwinners, I sat next to Jerry Richardson who used to work on the original Hey Arnold series. I mentioned to him they were thinking of rebooting it. He hit up his old buddies who helped him land the Art Director gig, and then he brought me in. It was all through friendships and connections.


STANDISH: How does it feel to be such an inspiration in the cartoon community?


NATH: First time someones ever asked me that. I don't feel like I am or notice me being one. I don't know!


STANDISH: Tell us a little about your overall mission, Nathaniel -


NATH: My original mission was to have my own animated tv series. Things have changed since then. I just love making stuff, no matter the medium. As long as I can pay my bills, live comfortably, and make stuff. I'm good.


STANDISH: Out of all the work you've done, which one was the hardest to work & why? Your favorite work & why?


NATH: Thundercats Roar was one of my favorites. I always love it when the crew acts like friends. They hang out together, talk together, and keep up with each other. My least favorite are the ones that treat it just like work and move on. They try to overdo it. They consider the artists "assets". I won't name the ones I didn't like working on. Showrunners should treat their employees like friends, like people who sacrifice part of their lives to make their show. When you start implementing hierarchies, the problem gets worse.


STANDISH: How old were you when you first realized you wanted to do what you do today?


NATH: Invader Zim came out in 2001. When I used to watch that, I started realizing people made these. That's when I got curious. I think I was around 12.


STANDISH: Where do you find your motivation to be great?


NATH: Everything. Anything that gives me a feeling. Music, movies, art, life, you name it.


STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?


NATH: A live-action feature film in theaters.


STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?


NATH: Winning an Emmy, oscar, or Golden Globe.


STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?


NATH: I've worked with so many, hard to pick. My inspirations are more my mentors than anything. Just keep searching. Looking.


STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?


NATH: Gaining weight and adjusting to working from home. I got very comfortable. To the point of getting lazy, gaining weight, and playing games late into the night. I did well for the first 7 months and then fell into a trap. Last year I started fixing those habits.


STANDISH: Where can fans find your work?


http://nathmilburn.com

https://lilbakerfilms.com

http://jaggedrealms.com


STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include?


NATH: Try new things. Be cool.


STANDISH: What are your social links?


https://www.instagram.com/nathmilburn/

https://www.instagram.com/lilbakerfilms

https://twitter.com/lilbakerfilms


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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: 8x Guinness World Record Holder "Anthony Miracola" Delivers A Motivational Sit Down With Standish...

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"ANTHONY MIRACOLA"!

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STANDISH: You're claimed to be "The Greatest Shooter Of All Time", how does it feel to hold this title? I personally feel that you have enough proof to back this title, keep going man I respect your hustle.

ANTHONY: It feels great. I have a special passion and respect for the game of basketball. For the majority of my life I devoted daily increments of my time to becoming what I am today.


STANDISH: With that being said, you're an 8x Guinness World Record Holder, what's that feel like to be apart of & are you currently shopping for more records?

ANTHONY: It’s cool. I think it’s just another way to prove or measure up against whoever in the field of shooting. My goal is to have just about every shooting basketball record in my possession in time.


STANDISH: Tell us a little about your overall mission, Anthony -

ANTHONY: My overall mission is to continue to raise the bar of shooting a basketball to new levels. I want people to believe that if they want something, go get it.


STANDISH: How does it feel to be such an inspiration in the Sports scene?

ANTHONY: It’s nice to inspire people. I think my story is one that many can relate to. I have always been and continue to be counted out, overlooked, dismissed, etc. However, I stick to my guns and have found a way to continue to make my own lane and prove people wrong. I think and hope other people can and will do the same in whatever it is they do.


STANDISH: Today, what would you say your biggest accomplishment has been?

ANTHONY: It’s really hard to say. To pick a single thing is really tough. Maybe my recent victory at Gil’s Shootout if you piece everything from my story together to get to that point. . . . But I would say the real answer is just me. I don’t want to brag or sound cocky but I have battled my way to this point. Nobody has ever been so dedicated to the day to day process of shooting as I have. In an era where everybody wants instant gratification, I have had the patience to see everything through. I believed in myself and what I was doing for so long when almost nobody else did.


STANDISH: I see that you're training your kids, can you tell us more about this? Have they set any world records and do they plan to if not yet?

ANTHONY: My son just turned 5. He really enjoys it. We spend 80 minutes every single day practicing. It may sound like a lot but the rest of the day he is just a regular kid. I believe he is the best at this point. Hopefully he can continue to be that as he progresses. My daughter just turned 2. She seems to really like basketball as well. But she has Down syndrome, is recovering from open heart surgery, eating from a tube, and is just a little behind typical milestones for a child her age. However, as she continues to progress I think she’s going to be awesome.


STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?

ANTHONY: I think the future is going to be interesting. Hopefully you can expect even better shooting and more winning.


STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

ANTHONY: I hope I am just continuing what I am doing right now, just a little further along, and even more accomplished.


STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?

ANTHONY: My parents, former coaches, etc


STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?

ANTHONY: I was wondering what to do. I all of a sudden wasn’t too certain what the future held. I sort of shifted gears on making shooting an even bigger priority with my new found spare time. It ended up being a good thing because it gave me even more time to craft my own shot. During that time I began the process of becoming “The Greatest Shooter.”


STANDISH: What does a relaxing day look like to Anthony today?

ANTHONY: Making my daily shots, helping my kids do their basketball stuff, and just hanging out with my wife, kids, and kitties at home.


STANDISH: Where can fans find your work?

ANTHONY: They can type @miracola360 or Anthony Miracola on Google or Social Media.


STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include here?

ANTHONY: I am also absolutely one of the best ball handlers / dribblers in the world. I was an amazing player before all of this. I also have won all sorts of basketball arcade / pop-a-shot competitions all over the country.


STANDISH: What are your social links?

ANTHONY: My social media handle on everything is @miracola360. I am on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter, and SnapChat.

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"Christopher Cordell"
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STANDISH: You played the "Intruder" on the "Chucky" TV series, how'd you land this role and what's it feel like to be apart of the Chucky legacy?

CHRISTOPHER: What a fabulous gift to be invited to be a part of the series. The Chucky legacy is such a loved favourite that being able to join the story in such a pivotal and influential role was a total thrill.
Don Mancini, the creator of Chucky and the Executive Producer of the series, was an absolute delight to be around. We shot during the height of Covid with strict testing, mask mandates and social distancing protocols. On one of the shooting days, I was doing my best to respect the Covid rules and my fellow cast and crew by, in between takes, staying in the corner of the house we were shooting, distancing, as best I could, from everyone else. Don spots me in the corner and fights his way across the crowded room to make his way over to me to strike up a conversation and thank me for agreeing to be a part of his TV series. He thanked me! What a treasure of a human being. Don worked so hard and was so cleaver in his creation of the entire franchise and instead of positioning it that I was lucky to be working on his project (which I was, very lucky) he went out of his way to thank me. I really respect and admire him for that. I would jump at the chance to work with him again.
I was originally sent the audition for the part by my agent, Phil Flagler. I wasn’t given the entire script, as it is often kept secret. This led me to not be certain of what type of character/person the role might end up being, so I recorded and submitted three distinctly different variations. Later, the director, Dermott Downs, told me that those three distinctly different variations led me to being cast. He was initially concerned that the casting department would send him stunt performers who could act, but what he was hoping for was an actor who could also do stunts (the original script had a large fight scene that ended up being cut). He was convinced when he saw my audition that I was an actor that could also stunt. It was very generous of him to share those details with me, and I took it as a huge compliment. I really enjoyed working with Dermott. His style and approach gave me courage to take big swings and try ideas that weren’t on the page.
I had worked with the stunt coordinator before, Darren Marsman, and I believe he also recommended me for the job. Which was super generous of him.

STANDISH: Tell us a little about your overall mission, Christopher –

CHRISTOPHER: I enjoy telling stories. I also really enjoy collaboration. It is amazing to me what can be created when a group of people get together and support each other to pursue and obtain a goal. Everyone on a film/tv set is an integral part of that project’s creation and my mission is to meet and work with as many amazing collaborators as time will allow. I am currently pushing my acting career forward and focusing on being genuine and grounded.
You've landed some great gigs, how did you get into performing stunts?
The short answer is perseverance, tenacity, hard work, and a whole lot of kindness from others. The long answer is, I started in showbiz as an actor when I was a child. With school plays and some work with The Children’s Theatre Company. I loved it. I then watched a documentary on TV that was about a stunt family in LA and I was enthralled. The documentary focused heavily on the fact that they were a “stunt Family” and to my 12-year-old mind, that was how you became a stunt performer. You were born into it. Which can actually be true. There is a large percentage of stunt performers who are in the business because a family member was in the business, they were friends with someone in the business or they were sleeping with someone in the business.
I continued to pursue my first love, an acting career. A few years later, when I was 16, I found an advertisement in a local Toronto newspaper, advertising a “Stunt School”. I clipped it out of the newspaper and carried it around with me every day, tucked into the sleeve of my creative writing binder at school (there is a picture of this clip on Instagram @stuntcordell). I remember calling and being so disappointed that, to take their course, they wanted me to pay them more money than I could afford. I come from a very poor beginning. By the time I was able to save up the money, the phone number no longer worked, and I once again abandoned the idea of becoming a stunt performer. I continued my pursuit of acting. All the while leading an active and daredevil filled life. Then my best friend’s older sister, Shelley Croft, called saying she needed some help with her University Film project. She needed an actor AND a stunt performer and could I please come and do BOTH for her. Hell yes, I can! That was the start of my stunt journey. Through that experience I realized that being able to perform stunts gave me a greater opportunity to be asked to be in a film or TV production. Shelley called me because she believed that I could do both. Stunts also seemed to be a way to bypass the casting director and land acting roles without relying on an agent. But I still didn’t know how to become a “working” stunt performer in Union shows, so I started taking entry level work on sets as a background performer and a stand in. Learning, watching and asking a lot of questions. Fairly soon, an accomplished stunt performer, Patrick Mark, was on the same set as me, crashing a motorcycle. During our down time in between shots, I struck up a conversation with Pat. He was very generous and kindly gave me a wealth of information about stunts and how to pursue a career. I quickly put his knowledge to work. I started researching who the stunt coordinators were and what productions they were working on, started cold calling them and sending them 8x10’s of myself with my resume. I was relentless and persistent and finally one day, Rick Forsayeth, one of the top stunt coordinators in Canada, called with a small job. This was my very first Union stunt. I was over the moon and thrilled that I had finally “made it”. But in truth, I was still a very long way from “making it” as I was still a very long way from being a trusted and dependable stunt performer. I was new and most stunt people didn’t trust me to be someone they put their life or reputation on the line with. I continued to struggle to find reliable consistent work as a stunt performer. I asked a stunt coordinator, Wade Eastwood (Wade now stunt coordinates the Mission Impossible films with Tom Cruise), why he hadn’t hired me, and his response opened my eyes instantly. He said “Why would I hire you? You’re not a f*cking stuntman!” He then went on to list all the skills he believed I lacked. One of which was the ability to ride an air ram. I quickly upped my training regime and ensured that I was accomplished at all the skills Wade had listed but becoming proficient at using an air ram was proving difficult. At that time air rams were expensive, there were only 3 air rams in the Toronto stunt community and the owners of these 3 air rams didn’t want to share them with me or more accurately likely didn’t want to be liable for my injuries. Air rams are extremely dangerous and can break you/kill you in a heartbeat. So, I bought my own from a German stunt performer and had it shipped to me. I took it apart as soon as it arrived and reversed engineered a second entire ram. I now owned 2 out of the 5 rams in the Toronto stunt community and I was training on them every single week. Honing a skill that lots of working “professional” stunt performers didn’t have. Then shortly after, opportunity collided with preparation. I was working as an SSE (Special Skilled Extra) as a Swat Officer in the backseat of a police cruiser with 2 other SSE while two stunt performers rode in the front, Danny Lima driving and Robert Racki riding shotgun, when the other two SSE started having a loud conversation about their stunt experience. It seemed clear at the time that they were trying to impress on Danny and Rob that they had the skills to be considered for stunt work. Robert is Branko Racki’s brother. Branko is one of the top stunt coordinators in Canada. It was an easy assumption that if you made a good impression with Robert, it might lead to work with Branko. Eventually, the SSE conversation turned to air rams and one of the SSE made a statement that was incorrect, and I corrected him stating that that wasn’t how air rams worked. Rob turned around and said to me “What the f*ck do you know about air rams” in a tone that clearly showed that he believed I had zero clue. I responded that I believe I knew at least a little as I owned two and had built one from the ground up. Rob said “Bullshit! There are only 3 rams in this town, and you want me to believe that you own two of them?” I replied “Well, now there are 5 rams in this town and yes, I own two of them.” Soon after that, I had the opportunity to strike up a conversation with Branko and he said “You’re the guy with the rams right? I want you to bring one to set tomorrow and show me what you can do.” So, I did. The next day, during lunch, I pulled out one of my rams, set it up, and in front of the entire stunt team (there were a lot of stunties out that day) I showed my skills on the air ram. This led to Branko allowing me to volunteer to work for free for him and his team. I came to set everyday to hump matts, clean matts, get coffee, carry gear, help with rigging, etc. I wasn’t being paid, but I was in heaven. It was a golden opportunity to learn from some of the best in the business. And then once again opportunity collided with preparation. During a rehearsal for a big stunt gag that involved wires and fire, one of the stunt performers had a last-minute conflict and couldn’t make it to the rehearsal on time. Branko said “Okay Cordell, you want to be a stunt guy? Let’s see how you do.” He put me in and fortunately all the skills I had been training from Wade Eastwood’s notes helped me meet Branko’s needs in that moment. He was impressed enough that he hired me to do the stunt when it went to camera. I was very lucky to get that job because a TV series called “Hollywood’s Greatest Stunts” showed up to do an expose on me and my first major Hollywood Union stunt. I also met Marco Bianco on that film set. Marco is likely the best stunt rigger in the business, not just in Canda but in the entire world. He became a mentor and a beacon of knowledge for me for a great many years. This all lead to me being taken more seriously as a “professional” and reliable stunt performer and became the real start of a career in stunts.

STANDISH: You did driver stunts on the TV series "The Handmaid's Tale", how did this go? What was this like?

CHRISTOPHER: This was an interesting shoot because I was also hired to be an actor at the same time and act in a scene with the two female leads, Elisabeth Moss and Yvonne Strahovski. (A clip of this scene can be found on Instagram at @actorcordell). Both actors were extremely kind and generous to me. Which may sound like no big deal, but on a TV set, actors are often working very long hours, are hungry, tired, cold and under a boat load of pressure. It is often very difficult to be “your best self” under these conditions and yet both ladies were absolutely wonderful to me. The director, Dana Gonzales, went out of his way to ensure that I had all the knowledge and tools needed to ensure my comfort and coax a believable performance. The scene appears to be one continuous drive, but in reality, we shot it in two parts, on two separate days, shot weeks apart from each other. I love how seamless the scene turned out and that one would never know the huge amount of time that took place between the start and the finish of the scene.

STANDISH: You were stunt performer on 12 episodes of TV series "Titans", how did you land that and what was the set atmosphere like?

CHRISTOPHER: Season one of Titans was stunt coordinated by Tig Fong. Tig and I worked together on Nikita and several other projects over the years, so he was very familiar with me and my work. This led him to ask if I would be available to assist him on Titans. The set atmosphere was tricky to navigate as it was difficult for the cast and crew to always be their “best selves” due to the very high demands of the show. I was extremely excited to wear the Robin costume and consider myself very fortunate that I received such a fabulous opportunity. I really enjoyed working with Geoff Johns, who was always super kind. Producer/director, Akiva Goldsman, was also very generous to me. Anna Diop, who played Firestar, was a treat to get to know. I really enjoyed her work ethic, kindness, and positivity. Alan Ritchson was also very generous to me with his time and inclusion. I very much enjoyed getting to know DOP, Boris Mojsovski. I loved watching him work and sharing jokes and ideas together. One of the writers, Bryan Edward Hill, and I got along famously and I really enjoyed listening to him explain how the writers developed the story and why some moments in the script where more important than others. Bryan has written a boat load of work outside of Titans. If you get the opportunity, I highly recommend picking up his graphic novel American Carnage. I found it very well crafted. Director, Grant Harvey, was a breath of fresh air to work with. I enjoyed his collaborative spirit and enthusiasm to work together to tell a great story. He was also very generous with his time and patience. He showed me a rough cut of the episode he directed, and I believe to this day that it was the very best episode of Titans that I have ever seen. Unfortunately, the top decision makers chose to shelve the episode and to my knowledge it never aired. We also reshot large amounts of the first 3 episodes, which I believe seemed to crush everyone’s spirits, making it difficult for most of the cast and crew to remain positive. Add in the fact that it was an extremely cold winter, lots of outdoor scenes, lots of night scenes, and lots of very long hours and the show quickly becomes less ideal.
I still consider it a huge honour to have been able to work with so many exceptional and hard working people
You performed stunts on the TV series "Taken", can you tell us more?
We did a bunch of fun stunts on that show. My most favourite being a ratchet we did.

STANDISH: What was it like working on the "Kick-Ass" franchise?

CHRISTOPHER: The first Kick Ass was stunt coordinated by Brad Allen. Brad was one of the top action performers in the world and had done extensive work with Jackie Chan and his team. Unfortunately, Brad has passed and is no longer with us. Having the opportunity to work with and learn from Brad was an absolute treasure. The work I did with Brad on Kick Ass led to the work we did on “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World”. I loved that project so much. I had the good fortune of being one of Lucas Lee’s on camera stunt doubles. Chris Evans plays Lucas Lee. He was a treat and so was Micheal Cera who played Scott Pilgrim.
The second Kick Ass had a different team and I ended up on that project due to Angelica Lisk’s recommendation. Angelica and I had worked together on several other projects, so she was familiar with me and my work and recommended me to audition for the film. Working with Olga Kurkulin who played Mother Russia was a fabulous experience. She was so very mighty yet kind and perpetually concerned that she was going to hurt me. She didn’t know very much English, and I don’t know any Russian, so we often communicated by simply showing each other what we were trying to convey with hand gestures and grunts. It was a great time.

STANDISH: You have many "uncredited" titles on iMDb, is this something that bothers you when you don't get the credit you deserve?

CHRISTOPHER: Our standard contracts normally state “credit at producer’s discretion”. I believe on lots of TV shows they try to keep their credits as short as possible to keep the run time and costs down. This sometimes leads to those that didn’t insist on a credit on their contract, being dropped from the credit crawl. I initially didn’t care about credits, but I have learned that they can be important, and I now strive to ensure that it is included in my contract.
I do find it strange, that in today’s world of action, The Academy Awards refuses to recognize stunt performers or stunt coordinators with an award category. Giving credit where credit is due.

STANDISH: With having so many awesome credits, what's your overall favorite set you've worked on?

CHRISTOPHER: Tough question. Different sets are great for different reasons.
For example, I really enjoyed the friendships we built on the TV series Nikita. Rob Stewart, Shane West, and Devon Sawa are all people I still consider friends. Shane and Devon and I would hang out regularly during the run of the show and Devon and I will still get together whenever possible. I am always thrilled to hear about his new successes and accomplishments.
My experience on Chucky was a complete thrill and Don Mancini went out of his way to make me feel welcome and included. He even presented me with a
Giant Chucky doll as a gift just for being on the show. I keep it on my bookshelf in my bedroom and it is a great reminder of the fabulous experience and opportunity.
Accused was also a great experience. I really enjoyed the collaboration with Director Brad Turner and the actors, Julia Chan and Ian Anthony Dale. All of whom were super kind and welcoming.
I would have to say though that my most favourite experience to date is likely The Ace and the Scout. That was the working title although I believe it is going to be released as Battle for the Western Front. I will follow director/producer Aaron Hugget to the ends of the earth. That man is astounding. He creates such a well flowing and conducive work environment. It is likely the lowest budget feature film I have ever worked on, yet the comradery and collaboration were absolutely phenomenal. We shot during Covid just outside of Sarnia in the fall. The producer billeted the actors in Airbnbs and we were grouped depending on who we did the most scenes with, which ended up being our scripted platoons. Our Airbnb was a house that was situated right on Lake Huron. I am a total water enthusiast, so I was in the lake every single day after wrap. We would all make a meal together, light a bonfire and sit around after our swim running lines and fleshing out the scenes. It was a total dream scenario. I had the time of my life.

STANDISH: Is there any role/character you'd love to play?

CHRISTOPHER: Yes, writer/director, Kim Barr, has written a fabulous script that has a role that I would love to play. I can’t say much about it as I signed an NDA but it is a striking coming of age story that takes place in Germany during WW2. She has written a complex and compelling character named Max, that I am absolutely dying to bring to life.
That and Victor Von Doom from the Fantastic Four comic books. I had the opportunity to portray Victor in a short “Fan Film” made by a group of students as their thesis project many years ago. I would be thrilled to get a chance to bring him to life on the big screen. I believe Victor and Darth Vader are two of the most misunderstood heroes of our generation.

STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?

CHRISTOPHER: Battle for the Western Front will be released in 2024 so we have that to look forward to. I have been cast in a feature that Director/Writer Robin Carless is currently working on securing funding for so hopefully that will go to camera late 2024.

STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

CHRISTOPHER: I see myself working with Stephen Spielberg on his next project. Just need to convince Stephen to see that too!
I will be continuing my pursuit of acting opportunities in projects big and small. It is my desire that that pursuit will lead to collaborating on projects with likeminded and creative artists.

STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?

CHRISTOPHER: In the stunt world, some people who have provided great opportunities and shared their wealth of knowledge have been John Stead, Branko Racki and Marco Bianco.
In the acting world, Rosemary Dunsmore has been one of my favourite teachers. Micky Rooney gave me advice as a teenager that may or may not have been helpful.

STANDISH: Where do you find your motivation to be so great?

CHRISTOPHER: Life can be difficult for absolutely everyone. In my experience it will always have its ups and downs. I try to recognize that both my bad days AND my good days are not a true reflection of who I am. I will not fail all the time and I also will not win all the time. I try to take each day one at a time, always striving to accomplish at least one thing everyday that moves my career in a forward direction. It doesn’t have to be something monumental; it can be something as simple as reading a script, or watching a famous actor reflect on their career, or going to the gym. That way I continuously have a belief that I am moving in a positive way towards my goals and desired achievements. This makes keeping a positive outlook easier for me and I found positivity begets positivity. When you smile others will often smile with you.

STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?

CHRISTOPHER: struggled with two things. I was surprised at how much I relied on mouth movements and positions to both read other people and to convey my own thoughts and feelings. I really struggled with masks covering such a large portion of people’s faces. I found it very difficult to communicate affectively and to accurately read other people’s emotions and wellbeing.
I also struggled with how divisive Covid seemed to make society. There seemed to be two main groups, people that were afraid of the disease and people who were afraid of the vaccine. I struggled and was saddened by the amount of fear and the amount of anger that seemed to erupt from Covid and it’s mandates.

STANDISH: Where can fans find your work?

CHRISTOPHER: My Instagram page has a great selection of scenes that I have performed @actorcordell
Otherwise people can look me up on IMDb and find the shows that I have worked on and then locate that show on their favourite streaming service.

STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include?

CHRISTOPHER: Thanks for taking the time to include me in your publication.

STANDISH: What are your social links?
Instagram @actorcordell
Instagram @stuntcordell
Twitter/X @stuntcordell

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STANDISH: DMC Cookies have been introduced to the universe, can you tell us more about your cookie mission? Any other varieties coming?


DMC: Darryl Makes Cookies was something I’ve been thinking about for a few years.. I like creating things that are fun good and that make people happy. I’m always around children adults and families. I thought in addition to my music, My Adidas and my comic books, what could I create. I love cookies and I love people! I’m going to be everywhere cookies are. We will have more flavors, gluten free, vegan and of course a protein cookie for the gym!


STANDISH: Should we be expecting any new books from you? Whether comics, children's, etc.


DMC: Of course more books are coming. 2 new childrens books are own the way: Darryl’s Decision and Young DMCs Christmas In Hollis. And the DMC #4 graphic novel comic book is being created as we speak!


STANDISH: Having "Darryl Makes Comics", is there anyone you're dying to collab with in the comic world?


DMC: I have really incredible productions coming. Not just the books! I’m working with Chase Conley on something SUPER magnificent!  I’ve worked with him before on early on in The DMCU. DMC #4 has a great writer, some incredible new talents, and one of my fav writer artist creators! DMC #4 is really good because of the people I worked with. I also want to collab with Marvel and do a DMC Spider-Man team up! Makes sense because we are both from Queens!!! Marvel Let’s Meet!!!!


STANDISH: You have your own DMC wine, can you tell us more and where we can purchase it at?


DMC: I don’t actually have my own wine. Old York Cellars in Ringoes NJ has a magnificent vineyard where they do collaborations for charity! They created a DMC wine line where percentage of the proceeds go to The Felix Organization my foundation for children and youth in the foster care system. You can go to Old York Cellars website to find out how to get the DMC Labeled wines.. People that do drink and love wine say it’s a real good wine! Great for collectors, people that do drink and if you want to do something good for children. Old York is a wonderful place so if you ever come east to NYC or NJ, I suggest you should visit there. They do sell the DMC wine certain in Wegmans Supermarkets right now. 


STANDISH: Today, what would you say your biggest accomplishment has been?


DMC: My biggest accomplishment is being living proof that you can beat and defeat whatever you are struggling with. I had a multitude of mental health battles.


“Im not afraid of the dark anymore 

Because I am the light

I’ll be there at the start of the war

Because I am the fight

I’ll be the first to walk through the door 

cause I don’t want you die

I’m not going to cry anymore because I already cried

I’ll be the cure for all of the ills 

All the emotions and the thing that kills

Paid my dues like I pay my bills

Still gonna fued with the dudes on the hill

It’s okay cause I’m at ease

Kool like a breeze as it moves through the trees

Just like a wind as it sails on the seas…..

Sweet melodies is all I need!!!


STANDISH: You create opportunities for kids in foster care with "The Felix Organization", can you tell us more?


DMC: Every child deserves the opportunity to become the people they were born to be. Their situation doesn’t define who they are. We started Camp Felix to get them around others like them, their siblings and other children so they can see the truth and beauty of who they are regardless of what they are going through. From camp to college or career is what Camp Felix focuses on! Me and Sheila Jaffe, who is an award winning casting director out in Hollywood, are the cofounders. We are both adopted and we have the best team of people that make it possible to make dreams come true. Check out TheFelixOrganization.org - Donate Participate and become part of the empowerment! 


STANDISH: What all can we look forward to in the future from you?


DMC: My next frontier to boldly go where no one has gone is animation, tv series, film and Broadway! And of course new single is being released in June with album to follow. 

Single is called "She Gets Me High" and the musicians feat on it are Travis Barker, Mick Mars, Duff McKagan and Sebastian Bach. It is PHENOMENAL! Album is called America! Feat. Joan Jett Chuck D Ice T Jazzy Jeff and Sammy Hagar just to name a few. 


STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?


DMC: Right here still doing interviews with Standish!!!


STANDISH: If you could pick 1 person in the entire industry to do a song with, who would it be?


DMC: Looking to collab with Sir Paul! One of The Beatles with One of The Beatles of Hip Hop??? PMC and DMC! Legendary!!!! Game Changer!!!


STANDISH: Who's your top 3 of all time?


DMC: Me, Myself and I! As De La Soul would say!

or

Freddie Mercury Mick Jagger Rob Halford

or

Sharock Joan Jett Janis Joplin

or

Chuck D Grandmaster Caz Kool Moe D

or

Paul McCartney John Lennon Chris Cornell

I could go on and on!

My top 3 changes because of each individual connection on a daily basis.

But a consistent top 3 who will show up constantly is Chuck D, Freddie Mercury and Caz! 


STANDISH: What does a relaxing day look like to D today?


DMC: Sitting writing a song or creating a new story for my childrens book, comic book, or writing for my play or musical.


STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include here?


DMC: 50 years of Hip Hop and I’m just getting started!!! Joan Jett told me to keep on Rrrocking!!!


STANDISH: What are your social links?


DMC: IG is @kingdmc, @dmcmakescomics and @dmccookies


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"JASON BAYLE"!


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HEATHER: What was the most memorable part of acting on "Happy Death Day”?


JASON: Sometimes you can tell from the beginning that you have good actor chemistry with someone and I could sense that Jessica and I could play well with each from the minute we met. And that that film is so funny and touching and scary is a testament to how talented a filmmaker Christopher Landon is. 



HEATHER: You played "Gordon Metzger" in 2023's "The Burial" starring Jamie Foxx & Tommy Lee Jones, how'd you land this role?


JASON: I audition, had a zoom callback with Maggie Betts, the director, and booked it. 



HEATHER: You played an "Associate Lawyer" in "Get Hard" starring Kevin Hart & Wil Farrell, how'd you land this role & what was the set atmosphere like? 


JASON: That was the first film I ever booked and I got cut out of the scene I was in. The atmosphere was great but I was scared out of my mind. I was there with Will, Alison Brie, Craig T. Nelson, and I could barely breathe. Probably why I didn’t make the final cut. But they were super welcoming and supportive. It was great experience. 



HEATHER: Which set location was the most interesting to work at?


JASON: The closed prison they used for Black Bird is a spooky one. You can feel the ghosts in the walls. 



HEATHER: What is the most fulfilling part of being a speaker coach?


JASON: Helping people find their most authentic and expressive self never gets old. And I feel like I get to use a lifetime of experience and brand new way. 



HEATHER: Out of every location you've worked on which was the most challenging and why?


JASON: We did over night shoots for Roots and that was tough. Hard to muster your best concentration at 2am in the morning. 



HEATHER: We find inspiration in so many things. What inspired you the most to start your career in the film industry?


JASON: The main thing that has kept me in the business are teachers and mentors and the people I meet. The combined effect of someone appreciating your work and the encouragement you receive along the way is the thing that keeps you going. 



HEATHER: What types of characters are you most excited to land role for, why?


JASON: I’m not too picky these days frankly, but I love characters that do the wrong thing for the right reasons. 



HEATHER: Have you had to reject any roles due to conflicting schedules?


JASON: I try not to! But happens to the best of us. Schedules shift and sometimes things just can’t be help and you have to pull out of project.



HEATHER: Acting can be very demanding on the mind and body. What is something, possibly a hobby, you do to relax in your free time?


JASON: I like to read, spend time with my family. I try to exercise and meditate. I have a great group of friends and I play golf as often as I can with them. 



HEATHER: If you wouldn't have proceeded with acting, what do you think your career would be today?


JASON: That’s a really great question. Maybe in tech somewhere, like IT? Hard to tell. Feel like I”m pot committed at this point in my life. 



HEATHER: Out of all of your credits, what's been your favorite?


JASON: Like asking who’s your favorite child! I’ve been lucky to work with tremendously talented artists. Getting to do a scene with Jamie Foxx was a dream. Working with Dennis Lehane on Black Bird. In 2019 I got to double Alex winter and and play Bill, of camera for he and Keanu on the new Bill and Ted movie. It was a fantastic experience. I’m lucky on so many levels. Every piece of TV or film that gets made is miracle. I try to appreciate them all and not take them for granted.



HEATHER: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?


JASON: If I could script it for myself, I’d be on a really cool Sci-Fi series. 



HEATHER: Who are some of your mentors?


JASON: Kathy Scambiaterra, Jon Shear, Fred Hoebel, George Judy, Rick Holben. 



HEATHER: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?


JASON: Paying the mortgage! We were really lucky though and as I look back on that time, we spent so much time together as a family that I treasure it. And we never got sick.



HEATHER: Where can fans find your work?


JASON: I think I’m just about all over the streamers. But you can find me on Instagram too. @jasonbayle



HEATHER: What are your social links?


JASON: @jasonbayle, on instagram and X


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