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- American character actor of stage, films, and television. A native of Idaho, Rainey was the son of a colorful character who was, among many other things, a champion of local dance contests. As a boy, Rainey was painfully shy, but found an outlet in school plays. He pursued stage work in regional companies, then went to New York to study with the legendary Michael Chekhov. He worked numerous "civilian" jobs while attempting to make a career as an actor, including work as a logger, a lineman, and a licensed carpenter. He served in the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II, then went to California where he helped start the Ojai Valley Players and then acted in his first film in 1949. He became a familiar face in films and television shows of all sorts during the next five decades while maintaining a deep attachment to the theatre. In his ninetieth year, he played Giles Corey in "The Crucible" at Theatricum Botanicum, the Topanga, California theatre founded by his friend, the late Will Geer.
- Richard McKenna was born in 1913 in Mountain Home, Idaho. In 1931 he joined the U.S. Navy, retiring in 1953 as a Chief Machinist Mate. During his time in the Navy he served on the USS Gold Star AG-12, USS Asheville PG-21, USS Edsall DD-219, USS Luzon PG-47, USS Mount Vernon AP-22, USS Wakefield AP-21, USS Washington BB-56, USS Wisconsin BB-64 and USS Van Valkenburgh DD-686. In 1948 he won the Naval Institute Proceedings Enlisted Essay Prize for his article "The Post War Chief Petty Officer: A Closer Look". Upon retirement from the Navy he attended The University of North Carolina, where he met his wife Eva Grice, a librarian at the University. In 1956 he graduated with honors and undertook a career in creative writing. His literary accomplishments include "The Sand Pebbles"--made into a hugely successful film, The Sand Pebbles (1966), with Steve McQueen--"The Left Handed Monkey Wrench" numerous essays and an unfinished book of short stories "The Sons of Martha". He passed away from a heart attack in 1964.
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Todd E. Freeman was born on 28 January 1976 in Mountain Home, Idaho, USA. He is a producer and cinematographer, known for Cell Count (2012), ABCs of Death 2.5 (2016) and Deep Dark (2015).- Actress
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Raised in Oklahoma, Tinasha became interested in acting in high school. She earned a bachelor's degree in Theatre Performance and a Master of Liberal Arts Degree with an emphasis in Film Production and Direction from Oklahoma City University. As a poet, writer, actor, director, and storyteller for stage and film, many call her a renaissance artist. Fun fact: she reigned as Miss Black Oklahoma 2007.- Actor
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Cal Shrum was born on 4 July 1910 in Mountain Home, Arkansas, USA. He was an actor, known for Rollin' Home to Texas (1940), Swing, Cowboy, Swing (1946) and The Rangers Take Over (1942). He was married to Alta Lee. He died on 12 March 1996 in Springfield, Illinois, USA.- Editorial Department
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Tony is an award winning video editor and writer based in the Seattle, WA area. He is a graduate of the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, CA. With over two decades of experience in the entertainment field Tony has worked on a variety of television shows including the Emmy Award winning television show Elbow Room, feature films, documentaries such as Hopped Up an award winning film he helped write and edit, commercials, product launches and corporate videos.- Steven Schlotterbeck was born on 7 May 1985 in Mountain Home, Idaho, USA. He is a producer, known for HENRi (2012).
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Carson Jones was born on 17 April 1982 in Mountain Home, Arkansas, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for By the Devil's Watch 2, Death Hair 2 (2017) and Death Hair (2007).