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Exclusive trailer for Two Deaths of Henry Baker starring Gil Bellows and Tony Curran

November 30, 2021 by Gary Collinson

Saban Films and WellGo is set to release the gritty, neo-western thriller Two Deaths of Henry Baker this coming January, and we’ve got an exclusive trailer for the film, which features a cast that includes Gil Bellows, Tony Curran, Sebastian Pigott, Jess Salgueiro, Joe Dinicol, Dani Kind, Corteon Moore, Sergio Di Zio, Nigel Shawn Williams. […]

Filed Under: Exclusives, Gary Collinson, Movies, News, Trailers Tagged With: Corteon Moore, Dani Kind, Gil Bellows, Jess Salgueiro, Joe Dinicol, Nigel Shawn Williams, Sebastian Pigott, Sergio Di Zio, Tony Curran, Two Deaths of Henry Baker

Blindspot’s Joe Dinicol to play Ragman in Arrow season 5

July 23, 2016 by Gary Collinson

It looks like Arrow is adding yet another vigilante to its ranks for season five, with Entertainment Weekly reporting that Joe Dinicol (Blindspot) has signed on for a recurring role as Rory Regan, a.k.a. Ragman. The character description for Ragman reads: “Fresh from a personal tragedy, Rory hopes to find answers in Star City, where […]

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