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Tim's new series, "SAM I AM" has a NEW name...."SAMANTHA
WHO?"
Tim has a regular role as a
mentor/doorman named Frank, on this new ABC show starring Christina
Applegate ("Married with Children"). Her character
in "SAMANTHA
WHO?"
has retrograde amnesia and is trying to piece her life back
together after a terrible accident. This comedy series airs on ABC, Mondays at 9:30 p.m., right after "Dancing with the
Stars." Christina Applegate just nails this part," of a woman who wakes
up from a coma with amnesia, and finds that the person she was
before her accident wasn't a very good one. "She creates a real
voice for the character, which I think is missing from a lot of
comedies." Also stars Jennifer Esposito, Melissa McCarthy, Jean
Smart, Tim Russ, and Barry Watson. ,"After the accident, she wakes up with no
recollection of any past experiences, memories or events. Faced with
amnesia, Sam must start over on. To her dismay, she discovers that she wasn't a particularly
honest, good-hearted or loving person. In fact she was
self-involved, narcissistic and devoid of real
relationships—essentially a bitch. Sam must now struggle with her
desire to be good and her temptation to be...not so good on "
.Finding the line between good and evil is never easy.
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"LIVE
FREE OR DIE HARD"
Starring Bruce Willis
Tim Russ plays Department of Homeland
Security Agent, Chuck Summer.
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Action/Adventure, Thriller and Sequel |
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2 hr. 10 min. |
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Release Date: |
June 27th, 2007
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PG-13 for
intense sequences of violence and action, language and a
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20th Century Fox Distribution
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SYNOPSIS
On the July 4th holiday, an attack on
the vulnerable United States infrastructure begins to shut down the
entire nation. The mysterious figure behind the scheme has figured
out every modern angle -- but he never figured on an old-school
"analog" fly in the "digital" ointment: John McClane. No mask. No
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"20 Good Years" is closer than
the "3rd Rock from the Sun"
Tim's new sitcom is a
comedy entitled "20 Good Years" with John Lithgow and Jeffery Tambor
about two aging guys who decide to make the most out of the next
twenty years of their lives.
This original comedy follows the adventures of two
friends who finally realize that life doesn't last forever. They're
polar opposites in every way and have a hard time seeing eye to eye.
The one thing they can agree on is that they only have twenty good
years left to live. In their moment of enlightenment, both men vow
to live each day as if it is their last, despite what anyone thinks.
It's age meets anarchy and there will be no regrets.
Tim's character is called "Marty," a penny pinching
hospital administrator
who makes everyone's life a bit miserable. His is a recurring role,
as not all of the shows are shot in the hospital setting. Series
premier is October 11th, 8:30 p.m./7:30 central. Your support is, of
course, appreciated |
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STAR TREK IS REBORN!
Tim directed this Star Trek film, which is far from a fan film, but
could only BE for the FANS!Click on the link to see the trailer of the new Star Trek movie that
Tim is directing, "Of
Gods and Men"
TOTALLY AWESOME!
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"DEJA VU"
PRESS RELEASE FOR "DEJA VU"
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jim Nestor 714-606-4371
The
short is now available for purchase.
IRVINE, CA – November 16, 2005 – Tim Russ, in association with Jim
Nestor and Robert Michael Conrad Productions,
www.geocities.com/bobandjimprojects
has released his latest short
film titled Déjà vu. Starring Garrett Wang and Chase Masterson, this
sci-fi thriller takes place in the future where the selling of
memories is neither legal nor illegal, just yet. Unusual consequences
are a result of this particular purchase which brings special meaning
to those immortal words “buyer beware”.
Filmed at an abandoned helicopter base in Tustin, California, Russ
used vast open areas as well as small nooks and crannies to achieve
his vision for this film. “The feel and openness of the site added
great production value to the film”, said Russ.
Sci-fi fans will enjoy this film written and directed by Tim Russ,
best known as Tuvok, the Vulcan security officer on Star Trek:
Voyager. Other Star Trek notables featured include Garrett Wang from
Star Trek: Voyager and Chase Masterson from Star Trek: Deep Space
Nine.
Along with Déjà vu, another of Russ’ endeavors, Art Police: Toxic Art
is included with the DVD that will be promoted at conventions around
the world as well as fan based web sites.
Russ’ other credits include working as writer/producer on the feature
film, East of Hope Street which has won several film festival awards.
Tim’s directing credits include an episode of Star Trek: Voyager,
several episodes of the cable TV show The Heartbreak Café, The FBI
Files, and recently an independent film titled Rodenberry on Patrol.
Over the past 10 years Robert Michael Conrad and Jim Nestor have
produced several cable television shows including The Heartbreak Café,
Hotel Vegas, and Haunted Crossing, as well as independent short films
including Blue Skies, Actor, and The Routine. They have teamed up
with Tim Russ on several of these projects. Other sci-fi notables
have worked with Conrad and Nestor over the years including Walter
Koenig, Roxann Dawson, Dominic Keating, Claudia Christian, Dean
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 EYE OF THE
BEHOLDER
The engaging short film, "Eye of the Beholder," is a
supernatural short story involving a woman named, Natalie, who
purchases a framed photograph of a mysterious woman from a garage
sale. Once the picture is in her apartment, Natalie slowly falls
under the spell of the woman in the image. The short features Chase
Masterson and Menina Fortunato. - Robert Michael Conrad & Jim Nestor
Productions.
www.geocities.com/bobandjimprojects
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FAHRENHEIT 452: THE ART POLICE
Premiered June 23, 2000 on
Galaxy TV
 Tim's
most recent independent project, The Art Police premiered
on Galaxy TV June 23,2000. If you missed it, click
here: www.galaxyonline.com and
follow the instructions to catch it again. Stay tuned,
and look for 23 more episodes!
e-mail:
contact@galaxyonline.com |
Dan Chace, Tim Russ, and Bruce Young as, The
Art Police |
Robert Beltran lends his artistic talent to
one of The Art Police episodes.
The new comedy short Fahrenheit
452: The Art Police, stars Tim Russ of Star Trek: Voyager,
Bruce Young of The Sentinel, and Dan Chace. This three
man team also serves as writers and producers, with Young and Russ
at the directing helm for their new Galaxy TV series, as three
officers who protect the Creative Violations Code. The Art
Police is a special unit of the city police force, charged with
the duty of busting artists and/or their works only when that work
offends someone. This artwork includes paintings, live theatre
(plays, musicals, & operas), poetry, prose, mime, photography,
dance, and sculpture.
Russ sums it all up with their motto,
"We don't judge it, we just remove it." The trio has
signed on for 24 episodes, each approximately three or four minutes
in length. According to Young, the genesis of the series comes
from backstage talks among actors. "Actors always joke
about the 'crimes' committed on stage while performing a play.
We used to give out citations for overacting or mugging. The
Art Police grew out of that idea," states Young. The
trio appreciates the creative freedom that the Internet, and
specifically www.galaxyonline.com,
offers for experimental programming. Russ and Young promise
that no artists will be immune to their surveillance, and all
violators will be prosecuted.
Russ, Young, and Chace shot the first
6-7 of their short comedy sketches over Tim's hiatus.
Fahrenheit 452: The Art Police, will be coming to an
artistic event near you, so look out," concludes Russ. |
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