Memoirs of a Movie Stand-in 030

It's time to talk about episode 1.22 of Promised Land.

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(Running Time 33:21)

Memoirs of a Movie Stand-in 029

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(Running time 28:37)

Memoirs of a Movie Stand-in 028

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(Running Time 38:37)

Memoirs of a Movie Stand-in 027

This time, it's all about Catering. You want to keep a film crew happy? Feed them.

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(Running Time 27:30)

Memoirs of a Movie Stand-in 026

In late February 1997, the crew of Promised Land went to Southern Utah to film three episodes. Why? How? I'll tell you about it.

The first episode we filmed in Southern Utah was called Outrage, and it was the story of a mining company that was pushing a bunch of Native Americans off of their sacred land. As it turns out, one of those Native Americans, Jesse Rainbird, it an old friend of Russell Greene. And, as it turns out, Russell and his family show up just in time to help these people fight against injustice. So... let's talk about what happened behind the scenes.

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(Running Time 26:19)

Memoirs of a Movie Stand-in 025

In this episode, I'll explain how a slow director can quickly become unpopular among film crew members. I only talked about that because it was on my mind, but I didn't mean to imply that the director of Promised Land Episode 117 was a slow-working director. In fact, Michael Schultz was very popular among the crew memebrs on our show.

Anyway, let's talk about this particular episode of Promised Land which was filmed in the last part of January 1997.

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(Running Time 27:33)

Memoirs of a Movie Stand-in 024

This time around, I'll talk about a big-time "crossover" episode involving characters from Touched by an Angel and from Promised Land. This episode was called Amazing Grace and it was filmed in late January and early February 1997. It was an "important" episode about racial tension in America. And we got a lot of attention for this big, two-part story. I had a good time working on the show but, in the end, I didn't find it very enjoyable as a viewer. So... I'll tell you more about this in this week's podcast episode.

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(running time 28:30)