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Christopher L. Golon in Life Lens (2010)

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Christopher L. Golon

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  • Height
    6′ (1.83 m)

Biography

  • Christopher L. Golon is known for Knock 'Em Dead, Kid (2009), Visions of Violence (2007) and Life Lens (2010).

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  • Inspired to become a filmmaker by the films of John Carpenter, Paul Schrader, Brian De Palma, and Walter Hill.
  • Christopher L. Golon used to work at a video store, in the mid '90s, and that's how he met actor James Abucewicz.
  • Attended and completed a film program at the New York Film Academy, fall 2007, in Los Angeles, CA on the Universal Studios lot.
  • Worked with actor Jeff Marquis, while the two were in high school together, on a low, low budget 'remake' of Cruising (1980) entitled 'Crushing.' The film was crudely shot and edited, but had a unique feel and many homages to the Friedkin film.
  • When Chris was ten-years-old, he accompanied his brother and aunt to be an extra in a Pringles commercial. The commercial was filmed at a local minor league baseball field and took place on a very hot summer day.

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  • I don't want to be famous, I just want to make films for a living that somebody might say, 'Yeah, that was good.' That's it.

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