05.16.10
The Sweet Spot
Here is a short little-known Vincent Ventresca film that you may have never seen before. It is split into two parts and totals almost 17 minutes in length including credits. Warning: There is some adult content and language.
01.03.10
Lion’s Den
Let’s start out the new year with a little-known Vincent Ventresca project. When I first came across this project, I thought it was the trailer for a movie, but I found out from producer Jack Sollecito that it is actually a trailer for a TV pilot. The story is based on Jack’s experiences growing up in a boy’s Catholic military academy. Jack was kind enough to let me read the script as well as the query and cast bios.
Vince plays the lead role. His character, Daniel Cesta, is a freelance writer who returns back to his old school to teach history and English for a month. His motives, however, are another matter. Daniel, still bitter from his experiences at the school, is there to dig up dirt and write an expose on the harsh mental and emotional abuses that the boys are subjected to. Others at the school learn of Daniel’s true agenda and accuse him of being selfish and juvenile. In their minds Daniel really never learned anything in the time he was a student there. Slowly Daniel’s attitude begins to change and he begins to think more about helping the boys rather than just his own selfish goal. He decides to accept an extended teaching position that had been offered to him at the school.
I found the script to be well written and the subject matter to be unlike anything else I’ve ever seen covered in a TV show. This is the kind of show that I could see a cable channel picking up since they are usually more willing to take on unusual subjects and premises than the networks. Jack tells me that he’s had some good response from industry people that have read the script, so time will tell whether this project ever becomes a TV series.
Here’s the trailer to the pilot…
12.26.09
“My Neighbor’s Secret” Reruns Tonight
Just a quick heads up here. My Neighbor’s Secret is airing tonight on Lifetime. So if you missed it the first time, here’s your chance to see it again. Vincent Ventresca has a sizeable role in this movie. It airs at 7:00 p.m. Pacific time and earlier if you live in the Central or Mountain regions, so be sure to check the listings.
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12.16.09
Vincent Ventresca Returns to “Dollhouse”?
Wait a minute. Is that true? Didn’t we see his character killed off then drained of blood and chopped up into pieces? Well, yes, but somehow Nolan Kinnard is back in this week’s episode of Dollhouse entitled “The Attic.” That’s a good thing for us because we get to see Vincent Ventresca again at his creepy best.
“The Attic” airs this Friday, December 18, at 8:00 p.m. (7:00 p.m. Central Time) on Fox. If for some reason you miss it, you’ll be able to catch the episode on Hulu the next day.
10.21.09
Vincent Ventresca Back in “Dollhouse”
Vincent Ventresca in Dollhouse
Vincent Ventresca will reprise his role as Nolan Kinnard in this Friday’s episode of Dollhouse entitled “Belonging.” The episode airs October 23 at 9:00 p.m. PT/ET on FOX. Be sure to check the listings for your area.
Synopsis: Sierra is forced to face her past as her connection to the Rossum Corporation leads to obsession and murder in “Belonging.”
Following is the promo for the episode.