Today I played a Wall Street passerby and stood in for Jim True-Frost on Episode 09011 (“Gods and Insects”) of the television series Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
I also passed along to Jeff Goldblum’s assistant my recent essay titled “The Day Michael Jackson Died” from ETC: A Review of General Semantics. The essay covers the rumor about Jeff’s death which circulated on the same day Michael Jackson passed away.
Today I stood in for Greg Edelman in Episode 119 (“There Is No Superwoman”) of the television series Mercy.
Today I stood in for Kevin Anderson on Episode 11020 (“Torch”) of the television series Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
Today I played a pedestrian on Episode 119 (“Trade-Off”) of the television series The Good Wife.
I just heard word today that The Baster, the romantic comedy for which I stood in for Jason Bateman, has officially changed its name to The Switch. This sounds like a better, more pronounceable (!) name for the film. Simple and brilliant!
I need to get around to updating my website’s references to The Baster so they’re now The Switch.
For more information on the film, with a projected release date of August 20th, 2010, in the USA, click below:
Today I stood in for Benjamin Sinclair and Patrick Yeoman on Episode 119 (“There Is No Superman”) for the television series Mercy.
Today I played a penthouse cocktail party guest for a commercial titled “Lovely” for a Coty Playboy fragrance.
Today I played a wardrobe assistant on Episode 421 of the television series 30 Rock.
Check another thing off the to-do list: I have a new blog!
I’ve officially released my general semantics blog titled “Off the Map.” It can be found at the following address:
https://benhauck.com/offthemap
You can also access it via the “GS Blog” box at the right.
This blog is special in that it will have a companion Feature regularly running in ETC: A Review of General Semantics, the journal for general semantics. To subscribe to ETC, become a member of the Institute of General Semantics. You can do so by clicking here.
The blog will feature my […]
Tonight I attended the wrap party for Season 3 of the television series Gossip Girl.
Today I played a Grand Central pedestrian and stood in for Matthew Settle in Episode 322 (“Untitled”) of the television series Gossip Girl.
Yesterday into early this morning I played a beefeater, a club goer, and even a bouncer in addition to standing in for Episode 418 (“London Calling”) of the television series Ugly Betty. The beefeater bit should be fun.
