Leon Acord
- Artiste
- Scénariste
- Production
Leon Acord est né le 23 mai 1963 dans l'Indiana, États-Unis. Il est acteur et scénariste. Il est connu pour Old Dogs & New Tricks (2011), Some Prefer Cake (1997) et Foucault Who? (2002).
Artiste
Scénariste
Production
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- Sites officiels
- Autre nom
- Leon Accord
- Taille
- 6′ (1,83 m)
- Naissance
- Autres travauxCo-produced and portrayed Quentin Crisp to critical acclaim in hit stage comedy "Carved in Stone," by Jeffrey Hartgraves, at the Eureka Theatre in San Francisco in August 2002
- Offres publicitaires
- Gender / Gender identity
- Male
- AnecdotesIn 2001, he shot the feature thriller "Mortuary" while simultaneously appearing in the world premiere of Ronnie Larsen's stage play "A Few Gay Men," driving back and forth from the film's set in Marin County to Theatre Rhinoceros in San Francisco. He describes this period as "one of the happiest times of my life.".
- CitationsRegarding what he calls his "Sharon Stone moment" at the beginning of the film "Foucault Who?", in which he urinates on screen: "When I first read the script, I thought, 'I hope they don't expect me to actually pee on camera!' Director Jed Bell said no, that he didn't plan to shoot it that way. But it was the last scene we shot -- and by the time we got to it, I realized that the tone of the film would be immediately established if I did. Jed agreed. So I loaded up on liquids, and didn't go to the bathroom all day. Jed closed the set to essential personnel, but I still had a terrible time getting it to happen! There must be a 10-minute outtake out there somewhere of me standing there, waiting for it to happen."
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