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Deadbacks' principal performers include:
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Kodie Nagy
Montgomery
Victoria
Actress and model Kodie Nagy Montgomery is a veteran
of numerous theater productions, particularly at St. Edwards University’s
Mary Moody Northern Theater. She accurately lists “sarcasm” among her
many skills.
Kodie plays Victoria, one-time daughter of a wealthy
turn-of-the-20th-century family, now a ghost who has escaped the world of the dead
and wishes to find happiness in the world of the living.
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Adrian
Quiñonez
Matt
Houston-area model/actor Adrian Quiñonez is a
veteran of theater (particularly at the Abilene Repertory Company), industrial
shows, and commercials. An athlete and martial artist, he is also a guitarist and
artist. Many of his original works of art dress the set where much of the
Deadbacks action takes place.
Adrian portrays Matt Herrera, an artist whose
marriage is already crumbling when he meets Victoria, a mysterious woman who
encourages him to pursue happiness instead of business success.
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Nicole
Graf
Tina
A chameleonlike performer with considerable range,
Nicole has portrayed a ninja, a snobbish sorority girl, and a teenaged masochist
in short films, and is most proud of her participation in a staging of The
Vagina Monologues.
Nicole plays Tina Herrera, Matt’s wife, whose
life and marriage are not turning out the way they were supposed to... and who
makes some hard decisions, with harder consequences, to make things work the way
she wants them to.
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Neil
Fennell
Hank
Musician/actor Neil Fennell has performed in a
variety of film and theater projects, including the Central Texas favorite,
Greater Tuna.
Neil plays Hank Ivey, an avid hunter and one-time
boyfriend of Tina. He has reentered her life at a time when he might just be able
to reclaim her from former rival Matt.
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Andrea
Stevens
Karen
A former ExxonMobil executive, Andrea has made
several independent films, worked in TV, and performed in theater as Blanche in
A Streetcar Named Desire.
Andrea portrays Karen Warden, an immigration official
who looks for illegal immigrants in the vicinity of Matt Herrera’s ranch...
and finds more than she expected.
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Robert
Spivey
Mitchell
Austin-based performer Robert Spivey was recently
featured in another movie about flesh-eating undead, Day X. Robert is also
an artist, singer, and web designer.
Robert plays Mitchell, the first of Hank’s
hunting buddies. Mitchell, crude and hard-living, is protective of his friends
— a trait that becomes increasingly important as flesh-hungry ghosts begin
walking the Earth.
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Jason
Konopisos
Sarge
A very busy performer, Jason acts in independent and
studio films (including New Line’s Secondhand Lions and 20th Century
Fox’s 3001), produces, performs stand-up comedy, and does voice work
for anime specialist ADV Films.
Jason plays Sarge, an upstanding Army veteran and
atural leader... who just happens to be dead.
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Matthew
Bushong
Jim
Austinite Matthew Bushong has appeared in the CBS
teleplay of Picnic (2000) and has had extensive training with Mona Lee and
Les McGehee at the prestigious Bright Lights Acting Studio.
Matthew portrays Jim, the second of Hank’s
hunting buddies — a peaceful man caught in a decidedly unpeaceful
situation.
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Paul
Smith
Stephen
Radio-industry insider Paul Smith has film experience
with several independent Production companies and the University of Texas’
new filmmaking company, Burnt Orange Productions.
Paul portrays Stephen, a one-time schoolteacher who
died when Elvis Presley’s star was just rising. A decent man whose chief
concern is education, he finds himself woefully out of place in the modern world
of the living.
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Melissa
Holmes
Rafaella
Melissa Holmes has extensive theater experience,
particularly with Colorado’s Mary Miller Theater. Recently she appeared in
another zombie thriller, Day X, with Robert Spivey.
Melissa plays Rafaella, one of the more flamboyant
and bloodthirsty members of the undead.
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Kirk
Lansdon
Larry
Kirk’s career history sounds like the stuff of
a television series protagonist — he has been a USMC pilot trainee and
communications officer, TV news anchor, disc jockey of an underground rock
station, businessman, and private investigator. He is equally at home in front of
and behind the camera (as a freelance director of photography and sound/lighting
supervisor for Austin’s Riverbend Chirch).
He brings his military experience to his role as
Larry, an ex-serviceman whom death has given a strange new perspective on
life.
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