I met one of my film heroes last week.....

[Trevor]

 

As most of you know, films have been part of my life since I was a very small child and films now earn me my bread and butter, with a little jam on the butter. A little jam, followed by generous helpings of flies and stinkbugs. 

Last week at a gala function in Bloemfontein, I was fortunate enough to meet James Ryan, the man who starred in the feature film Kill & Kill Again, which was the first martial arts film I saw as a child. He doesn't seem to have changed that much if at all, is very gracious and humble: he is also very aware of the fanbase that he has as a result of this film and its' prequel, Karate Olympia, a.k.a. Kill Or Be Killed.

Nice to know that one of my childhood heroes hasn't developed feet of clay. 

[Raffine]

Great story! Good for you. 

I was afraid this was going to be an account of a bloody, violent encounter with Uwe Boll.

[Andrew]

Something I've noticed is that a large number of actors and actresses from the low budget and b-movie crowd are pretty cool people in person.  They do not receive so much attention that they start to despise it and are, as you put it, quite humble.

[Snivelly]

Great story! Good for you. 

I was afraid this was going to be an account of a bloody, violent encounter with Uwe Boll.

 

Since he mentioned him recently I did too!  That's a neat story Trevor.