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Chris Eigeman

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Join host Alexander Woell in a conversation with Chris Eigeman about his life and career.Links to music on this episode:https://catsystemcorp.bandcamp.com/album/--8https://dinosaurusrex.bandcamp.com/album/ephttps://dinosaurusrex.bandcamp.com/album/pop-information

Join host Alexander Woell in a conversation with Chris Eigeman about his life and career.Links to music on this episode:<a href="https://catsystemcorp.bandcamp.com/album/--8" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://catsystemcorp.bandcamp.com/album/--8</a><a href="https://dinosaurusrex.bandcamp.com/album/ep" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://dinosaurusrex.bandcamp.com/album/ep</a><a href="https://dinosaurusrex.bandcamp.com/album/pop-information" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://dinosaurusrex.bandcamp.com/album/pop-information</a>

1. Chris Eigeman

The incomparable Chris Eigeman is probably best known for the three films he made with Whit Stillman—“Metropolitan” (which was his very first film), “Barcelona,” and “The Last Days of Disco.” The singular style of performance he delivered in those films led to great work with filmmakers and showrunners such as Noah Baumbach, Amy Sherman-Palladino, and John Frankenheimer. Lately he’s been writing and directing his own films. In this episode he talks about the importance of knowing your role in the story, the harmful effects of the disappearing table read, loving those monologues, the freedom of it NOT being game day, and much more. Recently he’s put acting on the back burner to  raise a family, but he talks about getting back in front of the camera soon. Oh and, no, he still won’t play Robert Chambers.

The incomparable Chris Eigeman is probably best known for the three films he made with Whit Stillman—“Metropolitan” (which was his very first film), “Barcelona,” and “The Last Days of Disco.” The singular style of performance he delivered in those films led to great work with filmmakers and showrunners such as Noah Baumbach, Amy Sherman-Palladino, and John Frankenheimer. Lately he’s been writing and directing his own films. In this episode he talks about the importance of knowing your role in the story, the harmful effects of the disappearing table read, loving those monologues, the freedom of it NOT being game day, and much more. Recently he’s put acting on the back burner to  raise a family, but he talks about getting back in front of the camera soon. Oh and, no, he still won’t play Robert Chambers.

Steve Cooper talks with actor/director/writer Chris Eigeman. Chris is best known for roles in the films Metropolitan, Barcelona, and The Last Days of Disco which were written and directed by Whit Stillman. He has appeared in many movies including Kicking and Screaming, Maid in Manhattan, Mr. Jealousy, Highball, Crazy Little Thing and The Treatment. A familiar face to TV he has been seen in shows such as It's Like, You Know..., Gilmore Girls, Malcolm in the Middle, Homicide: Life on the Street, Fringe and Girls. He also has written and directed the features Turn the River and Seven in Heaven and acted and directed an episode of Bunheads. 

Steve Cooper talks with actor/director/writer Chris Eigeman. Chris is best known for roles in the films Metropolitan, Barcelona, and The Last Days of Disco which were written and directed by Whit Stillman. He has appeared in many movies including Kicking and Screaming, Maid in Manhattan, Mr. Jealousy, Highball, Crazy Little Thing and The Treatment. A familiar face to TV he has been seen in shows such as It's Like, You Know..., Gilmore Girls, Malcolm in the Middle, Homicide: Life on the Street, Fringe and Girls. He also has written and directed the features Turn the River and Seven in Heaven and acted and directed an episode of Bunheads.

Chris Eigeman - Episode 764

Host Jonathan Moody chats with screenwriter Chris Eigeman (Turn the River, Seven in Heaven)Follow us on Twitter @WritersProcess Follow us on Facebook @WritersProcessPodcast

Host Jonathan Moody chats with screenwriter Chris Eigeman (Turn the River, Seven in Heaven) Follow us on Twitter @WritersProcess  Follow us on Facebook @WritersProcessPodcast