On this episode of House Hunters International, real estate agent Malin Akerman meets a couple that's confused about Canada
Amelia gets unsolicited advice from her mother and sister who, once you meet them, make Amelia seem like a pretty decent person you could spend time with. Cast: Amelia- Adelind Horan Greg- Branson Reese Paula – Johanna Day Becca – Maggie Horan Crew: Director of Photography – Michael Herbert Production Designer – Kristina Porter Sound Editor – Jon Flores
Simmins Dupont hard at work.
Ben wants to show off his jams to Matt
Before Brexit, there was Amerexit. July 4th 1776: America wants a divorce and Britain is ready to fight for her. This Fourth of July watch the breakup that changed history… Visit subscribe.wearethomasse.com to be the first to hear about all latest releases! Awkward Exes: Britain & America 1776 – The Breakup Starring: Nick Afka Thomas and Sarah Ann Masse Featuring: Willem van der Vegt as George Washington Eric Phillips as John Adams JJ Dunlap as Thomas Jefferson Andrew Saunders as Paul Revere with Laurie Craig, Jessica Redish, Danni Spring, Toni Madison, Alyson Gorske and Marc Hawes Written by Sarah Ann Masse and Nick Afka Thomas (We Are Thomasse) Directed by Ed Ballart Sound by Paul Cornett Edited by Ed Ballart Makeup by Gabrielle Rossbach PA: Amy Hollenberg Costume Advisor: Darrell Rivers @historicinsights Produced by Zonino Productions & We Are Thomasse (Sarah Ann Thomas) Special Thanks to Ruth Jervis, Ed Toolis and Darrell Rivers http://www.wearethomasse.com Twitter: @WeAreThomasse Facebook: facebook.com/wearethomasse Instagram: @WeAreThomasse Music: “Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G, Movement I (Allegro), BWV 1049” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ & Yankee Doodle by Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps Usage: Public Domain
Fans might be disappointed to hear some of the plot points that didn’t make it to the screen.
Whether you like him or not, we can all agree that Ashton Kutcher is a bit of a doof (or at least that’s how we’re used to seeing him portrayed) and there’s something a little hard to swallow about him playing a serious figure like Steve Jobs. Here are some even doofier casting choices for serious biopics.
