D.C.: Hey, good to be here. Thank you.
D.C.: You know, I get confused by your different areas. I may. I may have flown. Oh, no. I have been to Alberta because Calgary’s in Alberta.
D.C.: So I’ve been. I’ve been to Calgary once in the nineties and then I’ve been to New Newfoundland, which is foundland into my american ear.
D.C.: Newfoundland, right.
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D.C.: Newfoundland.
D.C.: All right. And I’ve been there. And that’s it. Really? Oh, no. And I’ve been to Tron.
D.C.: Yeah, that’s the one that’s just north of New York. Right. So bad. My geography. But I loved it, actually. I love Toronto. It’s because it’s like, it’s like Manhattan, only it goes on in all directions for a long time.
D.C.: Yeah, but there’s. But there’s so many cool little cute things there, like by little clubs and music and things like that. I really loved it. So whereas I haven’t found the clubs here yet, and we do have some cool places.
D.C.: Oh, for that. Because mainly people know me for voice over, for doing Resident Evil, Mass Effect, and a lot of anime stuff like Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure. But for on camera, the only one I got that really like people like are Sharknado 2.
D.C.: Yeah, I know. Well, I’m also the only guy to. To die by alligator in a shark movie, so that’s.
D.C.: Wow.
D.C.: Okay, now, that’s different. That’s an illness. The funny thing, though, that you say that, it’s like you’re, like, going, I was really holding off. Didn’t really want to do that. I actually sought to be in a Sharknado movie, really, because the first one happened, and it, like, took off. First off, it’s. They’re done by The Asylum. And I did, like, I’ve done, like, seven asylum movies, and. But then when the sharknado thing took off, I’m like, why couldn’t I have been in the one that finally takes off for asylum? And so I talked to the producers. I go, if this second, I’d love to be in all that. He’s like, oh, definitely. Segment came. They were doing principal photography. Didn’t hear from them. I kept bugging them, and then. And then they wrapped photography. I’m like, oh, I guess it’s not going to happen. And then out of the blue, he said, they do want to do a pickup because they want a thing about alligators in the sewer. So if you can get to Buffalo, New York, this weekend, this weekend, you could be in the film. And because I had to work as a local hire, I had to pay for everything.
I had to fly myself there, put myself up, all that. So I basically. And I looked at it, and I go, this is about the amount of money I’m spending is, like, if, like, doing a PR press release or something, like, with, like, a high end company. And I. Well, that’s maybe kind of worth it because it’s a Sharknado 2, so people would be excited about it. Anyway, went and did that, and. And then finally, two years later, I’d made enough in residuals to pay back the money I spent to be in the movie.
D.C.: It was conventions, actually. It’s why I still have a picture at my table. If you come down here to get autographs of Sharknado 2, because there’s always that one person who says, I love Sharknado 2.
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