Podcast appearances and mentions of David Dean Bottrell

David Dean Bottrell joins Gianna Volpe in the WLIW-FM studio for The Heart of The East End HOTsightsandsounds segment underwritten by Sag Harbor Cinema ahead of his one-man show, “David Dean Bottrell Makes Love” this Saturday at Bay Street Theater. The show starts at 8 p.m.Listen to the playlist on Apple Music

"I would run my sticky fingers across images that seemed to be beamed from some magical, alternative universe where people gave dinner parties and owned patio furniture." -- David Dean Bottrell's "Crafty Little Christmas"  Every year, I'd put my name next to twenty toys in the JC Penny and Sears Christmas catalogs, and guess what ... every year I wouldn't get everything I wanted. And every years I was sorely disappointed. Big surprise. It took a long time before I woke up,  changed my ways, and discovered a lot more happiness on Christmas.  The Christmas catalog played a slightly different role for actor/writer/teacher/Kentuckian/homosexual David Dean Bottrell, and this week, we're setting the proper mood for the season -- don't be greedy! -- by listening to his story "A Crafty Little Christmas," which he performed for "Once Upon a Christmas" in 2012. (We first broadcast it on Off-Ramp in 2013.) Support for this podcast comes from Gordon and Dona Crawford, who believe that quality journalism makes Los Angeles a better place to live; and by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people. Off-Ramp theme music by Fesliyan Studios.

David Dean Bottrell discovers his passion after stealing the school play's spotlight; Andrea Kamen's bright menorah cuts through the darkness of anti-semitism; and Joe Charnitski tries to break a nightmare-before-Christmas bad luck streak. Show you appreciate these extraordinary storytellers by making a donation in any amount at give.worldchannel.org/stories.

Original Air Date: Monday 22 August, 9 pm EasternDescription:This week's show begins with a cold open about a … last week's cold open! Lord Turlock then shows up to explain the unique heat patterns of the town of Turlock. From there, Dean and Phil discuss their pal, David Dean Bottrell's remembrance of working with Anne Heche. That leads into “Celebrity Deaths” and celebrations of not only Anne Heche, but of filmmakers Wolfgang Petersen and Bob Rafelson, and actor David Warner. Then, Dean and Phil discuss movies, including Jordan Peele's Nope, David Lynch's Lost Highway and John Huston's Reflections in a Golden Eye. Finally, Phil hails the finale of “Better Call Saul” and he and Dean re-visit “The Lone Gunmen” wondering what could have been if show-runner Vince Gilligan had been given the opportunity he was given on the sequel/prequel series to “Breaking Bad”.

This week's show begins with a cold open about a … last week's cold open! Lord Turlock then shows up to explain the unique heat patterns of the town of Turlock. From there, Dean and Phil discuss their pal, David Dean Bottrell's remembrance of working with Anne Heche. That leads into “Celebrity Deaths” and celebrations […]

EVER CONSIDER CHANGING CAREERS?  EVER THINK ABOUT REINVENTING YOURSELF?Part 2 of an informative, insightful and inspirational conversation with David Dean Bottrell.David Dean Bottrell is an expert at reinventing himself.  An actor, comedian and screenwriter best known for playing on numerous TV series & as Lincoln Meyer on 8 episodes of the ABC television series Boston Legal. He is also the author of "Working Actor: Breaking In, Making a Living and Making a Life in the Fabulous Trenches of Show Business" published by Ten Speed Press, a division of Random House 

EVER CONSIDER CHANGING CAREERS?  EVER THINK ABOUT REINVENTING YOURSELF?David Dean Bottrell is an expert at reinventing himself.  An actor, comedian and screenwriter best known for playing on numerous TV series & as Lincoln Meyer on 8 episodes of the ABC television series Boston Legal. He is also the author of "Working Actor: Breaking In, Making a Living and Making a Life in the Fabulous Trenches of Show Business" published by Ten Speed Press, a division of Random House

No matter how many conversations I have with artists, no matter how many episodes this podcast releases, I'm amazed at the variety of insights and lessons that each person brings to these discussions. But in this episode, I think we hit upon one of the biggest obstacles, if not THE biggest, that holds us back as actors and creatives--and that is fear. Being afraid of vulnerability or not making enough money or not being cast or simply not being good enough. This fear is the cause of our self-doubt and uncertainty and it can hold us back or even paralyze us from moving forward. Today, I'm talking with David Dean Bottrell, who knows all too well what fear can do to us. Though he's been in TV shows like Boston Legal and After Forever (created by former guest Kevin Spirtas), David has also battled fear as an artist and has even written a book to help us navigate the ins and outs of this business to become a Working Actor. David joins the podcast to talk about three specific examples of fear... His upbringing and the strange reaction his family had to success. The book he wrote and how completely inadequate he felt while writing it. His desire to imitate and be someone else, rather than understand or even accept his own unique talents.  Support WINMI through donations or subscriptions - https://winmi.supercast.com Podcast hosted and produced by Off-Broadway actor and singer Patrick Oliver Jones - https://www.pojones.com    This week's Artist Resource - WORKING ACTOR This veteran character actor draws on his 35+ tumultuous years of work in the entertainment industry to offer a witty, informative and very honest guide to breaking in, making a living, and making a life in the fabulous trenches of show business.   "Both practical and inspiring...open-eyed and unsentimental...This is no guru-like tome, but a hands-on, working manual written out of true experience and enthusiasm for what can be achieved.” --Alfred Molina "Weaves a lifetime's worth of experience navigating the slings and arrows of the acting game into a compilation of personal stories and pragmatic lessons to enlighten, encourage and forewarn both the novice and more advanced performer." --The Los Angeles Times   The Final Five Questions Learn more of David's journey from Louisa, Kentucky to Los Angeles and New York, as he chronicles various roles and milestones. It highlights his struggle and successes as well as covers topics we didn't get to in this interview. Find it on the WINMI Blog. Follow David - One-Man Show | Twitter | Instagram  

Listen to Arielle chat with actor/writer David Dean Bottrell about his one-man show currently running in NYC! FROM THIS EPISODE: Tickets to David Dean Bottrell Makes Love: A One-Man Show David's Book Follow David STAY IN TOUCH: Follow Arielle Work with Arielle

Why is it so hard for a gay man to find love? Throughout character actor David Dean Bottrell's multi-decade career, he has played just about every kind of character you can think of. His credits span a list of iconic TV shows that is longer than a CVS receipt and include True Blood, iCarly, Modern Family, Justified, Ugly Betty, NCIS, Castle, Law and Order: SVU, and of course his deliciously villainous turn in Boston Legal. This season, he plays his most colorful character yet…himself. After a decade, David Dean Bottrell Makes Love: A One-Man Show, featuring tales of missed connections, random hook-ups, and poor decisions, returns with new stories and an update to include dating from a gay man's perspective in the digital age. If you have ever had the privilege of seeing David tell a story, you may need to bring an extra pair of pants as his signature humor, unique outlook on life, and almost too crazy to believe real-life experiences take the stage with finesse and hilarity that only a craftsman like David can pull off. On this episode of Metrosource Minis, we chat about the realities of dating as a gay man in the modern world, coming out, the evolution of LGBTQ actors, missed connections, the fundamentals of being a good storyteller, finding love later in life, returning to the stage post-COVID, knowing when to walk away, and how to find the humor in everything…with host Alexander Rodriguez.

This episode, we'll hear some of Blair's favorite moments from four seasons of You Go First. (1:30) Amanda Giobbi talks about her favorite acting roles. (4:56) Ami Trowell shares Blair's addiction for Diet Coke. (6:53) Angela Dohrmann mocks Blair's accent. (14:24) Christie Williams may have been patient zero. (20:30) Blair's dad. (26:45) David Dean Bottrell's weird first date. (29:04) Blair's sister ALSO loves trash food! (31:36) Joey Camasta's British accent. (33:53) Nastasha Strang's Dating Clarity. (39:19) Sarah Coffey's commercial gig. Connect with us... Blair Peyton: @blairpeyton (IG) | @theblairpeyton (TikTok) --- Have a question? Send a message: @yougofirstshow (IG) | @YouGoFirstShow (Twitter) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yougofirstwithblairpeyton/message

Thanks to COVID-19, the audition process may be changed forever. David Dean Bottrell (Modern Family, The Blacklist) joins us to offer insightful tips on how actors can make the most of an audition, whether self-taped or in the room. Edited from a PTEOE livestream with an introduction by hosts Gabrielle Carteris and David White. **The views expressed by the guests are their own and not that of SAG-AFTRA. Any mention of products or services does not imply SAG-AFTRA’s endorsement.

Dennis ventures to a near-empty house in Hollywood to talk with previous guest, writer-actor-author David Dean Bottrell about the new Random House audiobook of his one-man show David Dean Bottrell Makes Love. He talks about the genesis of the show, bonding with audience members after the show, how the show intersects with his Hollywood career, being gay married before it was national, having it all and losing it all overnight, getting over heartbreak, dating in Los Angeles, what his current boyfriend thinks of the show and what he's learned about love. We also talk about Available Men, the short film that changed the game for him, the state of gay content and talent in the current climate and how the LGBTQ actors he teaches are much more chill about being out. Other topics include: appearing in the Emmy-winning webseries After Forever, the ring he lost and wants back, the joy of TV Guide, his most impactful teacher, the Mayor Pete of it all, conspiring with Kathy Bates and the mannequin that didn't get away. http://daviddeanbottrell.net/

Veteran character actor & writer David Dean Bottrell (Modern Family, Law & Order: SVU, NCIS) joins Blair to promote his audiobook David Dean Bottrell Makes Love, now available from Penguin Random House Audio! In this episode, Blair & David talk Caroline In The City, awkward first dates, weird phobias, sports-ball, and more! Connect with us... You Go First: @yougofirstshow (IG) | @YouGoFirstShow (Twitter) Blair Peyton: @blairpeyton (IG) | @BlairPeyton (Twitter) David Dean Bottrell: @quitcherbitchyn (IG) | @QuitcherBitchyn (Twitter) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yougofirstwithblairpeyton/message

Welcome to What Does It Matter? Podcast! Episode #82: David Dean Bottrell Makes Love! David Dean Bottrell is a wonderful human being!His one-man show is happening in NYC and Los Angeles in the coming weeks, and you should go!He also has an audiobook on the wayas well as a wonderful book called Working Actor!Tune in. Tell your friends. Enjoy the real!Download the episode HERE! David Dean Bottrell Makes Love!Lincoln Meyer!Storytelling!What Matters! Tickets to NYC shows!Tickets to Los Angeles shows!https://twitter.com/QuitcherBitchynhttp://daviddeanbottrell.net/David Dean Bottrell Makes Love - AudioBookWorking Actor: Breaking in, Making a Living, and Making a Life in the Fabulous Trenches of Show Business Click here to donate to WDIM Podcast!Don't forget to use these links to support What Does It Matter? Podcast! Contact, follow, and subscribe to What Does It Matter? Podcast! with these links!WDIM Hotline - (973) 963-4556 WDIM Merch at Tee Public!WDIM Silly Songs!WDIM Podcast on YouTube!wdimpodcast@gmail.comhttp://www.twitter.com/wdimpodcasthttps://www.facebook.com/wdimpodcasthttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wdim-podcast/id1158571002https://myspace.com/wdimpodcastSubscribe in a reader Our sponsors!Seat Gianthttps://seatgiant.com/Use Promo Code: WDIMAnchors Mediahttp://www.anchorstoduskpublishing.com/Namaste Doing Yogahttp://www.namastedoingyoga.com/American-One Productions Rehearsal Studios & More!http://americanoneproductions.com/Very special thanks to Jason from Dumbprov Podcast for the cool artwork!Find him at http://dumbprov.libsyn.com/website Many thanks to Frank from Work/ Life Imbalance podcast for providing his wonderful voice for the intro!

David Dean Bottrell is a veteran character actor and author of Working Actor: Breaking In, Making a Living, and Making a Life in the Fabulous Trenches of Show Business. The post ActorCEO 114 Working Actor David Dean Bottrell on Breaking In and Building a Life in Show Business appeared first on Actor CEO.

After studying with the legendary New York acting teacher, William Esper, David began his career on stage performing everything from Shakespeare, to off-beat new comedies to edgy experimental work. His early east coast theatre credits include productions at The Second Stage, The Public Theatre, The Manhattan Punch Line, La Mama, The Long Wharf Theatre and The Actors Theatre of Louisville’s Humana Festival.    His first TV job was a small part in HBO’s historic drama “And the Band Played On.”  Known for his quirky characterizations, he’s since played many major guest star and recurring roles on such shows as "Modern Family," "The Blacklist," "Rectify," “Mad Men,” “Justified,” “True Blood,” “CSI,” “NCIS,” “Castle,” “Bones,” “Ugly Betty” “Criminal Minds,” “iCarly,” “Longmire,” and “Days of Our Lives.”  But he is probably best known for playing the creepy “Lincoln Meyer” on season three of “Boston Legal” (a character created for him by TV icon, David E. Kelley).   ​David is also a produced screenwriter (Fox Searchlight’s hit comedy “Kingdom Come”), a columnist, a popular spoken-word performer and an award-winning director (“Available Men”).  His critically acclaimed one-man storytelling shows consistently play to sold out houses.  Since 2008, he’s taught seminars and private classes for professional actors and when time allows, he serves as a part-time adjunct faculty member with the Professional Acting Program at UCLA and at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (both the New York and L.A. campuses) Over the course of his career, David has had the pleasure of working with many acclaimed writers, directors and actors, including Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, Candice Bergen, Craig Bierko, Julie Bowen, Delta Burke, Thomas Gibson, Whoopi Goldberg, Angie Harmon, Mark Harmon, Stephen McKinley Henderson, John Heard, L.L.Cool J., Jon Jory, David E. Kelley, Howard Korder, Ian McKellen, Matthew Modine, Timothy Olyphant, Dolly Parton, Richard Schiff, James Spader, William Shatner, Matthew Weiner and Julie White. In 2014, he created and co-produced Sci-Fest LA: The Los Angeles Science Fiction One-Act Play Festival, an annual event consisting of two rotating evenings of short original sci-fi plays featuring actors known for their work in iconic franchises like “Star Trek,” “The Walking Dead,” “Supernatural,” “Lost” and “The X-Files.”    ​His first book, "WORKING ACTOR: Breaking in, Making a Living and Making a Life in the Fabulous Trenches of Show Business" is being published by Random House (Ten Speed Press) in February, 2019. Originally from Louisa, Kentucky, David currently divides his time between New York and Los Angeles.  To watch a little of his work, click on the DEMO tab in the menu above.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/confessionsofanactress/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/confessionsofanactress/support

Kelly is joined by screenwriter, actor and now author, David Dean Bottrell where they discuss the ins and outs, the loves and hates, the ups and downs of choosing a career in the entertainment industry. David's just published book Working Actor: Breaking in, Making a Living, and Making a Life in the Fabulous Trenches of Show Business is a deep, funny, transparent look at not only David's path in the business as a screenwriter and actor, but real nuts and bolts of how to succeed in this crazy, fantastic business. Music by Logan Heftel

Dennis meets David Dean Bottrell at a coffeehouse in Hollywood to talk about David's new book "Working Actor: Breaking In, Making a Living, and Making a Life in the Fabulous Trenches of Show Business." David talks about the L.A. Times review that inspired him to write the book, how he sold it and some of the topics the book addresses, like social media, networking and the role luck plays in building a career in entertainment. He also talks about the role on Boston Legal that changed the game for him, working on lots of crime shows where he kills people, leaving LA for New York in 2016, being in the stage show Streep Tease and getting work from it and wonderful moments of serendipity that landed him is manager and agent. Other topics include: the Ann-Margaret movie he saw when he was too young to see it, growing up as a minister's kid, his first concert and the worst thing that ever went wrong for him on stage. It evolves partial nudity and a bed. http://daviddeanbottrell.net/    

On this month's show: Shoko Tamai's Ninja Ballet; The Angel's Share concert series; Sara Pekkanen and Greer Hendricks' An Anonymous Girl; Neil Rosen sits down with Saoirse Ronan; Lisa Beth Kovetz talks with David Dean Bottrell about being a working actor;

S4 E13: In this episode meet David Dean Bottrell, author of WORKING ACTOR; Laura Vanderkam, author of JULIET'S SCHOOL OF POSSIBILITIES; and Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin, authors of THE HOME EDIT. Whether it’s making a dream career come true, learning how to manage your time efficiently, or organizing your home, each of these authors wants to help make listeners lives’ easier. And catch which author had trouble pronouncing the word “Artists.” Working Actor by David Dean Bottrell: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/572592/working-actor/ Juliet's School of Possibilities by Laura Vanderkam: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/594558/juliets-school-of-possibilities/ The Home Edit by Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/565028/the-home-edit/

Final February 2019 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Linda Goldman, executive producer of The Green Book: Guide To Freedom, Smithsonian Channel's special playing tonight; Matt Lopez, creator and executive producer of Gone, the missing person procedural launching Wednesday on WGN America, and David Dean Bottrell, guest star on numerous TV programs and author of the new book Working Actor.

The awesome Sci-Fest LA is back for it's 3rd Year and festival organizer David Dean Bottrell is back on Geekscape for the 2nd Year in a row to talk about it! Joining David is one of the festival's writers and directors, Jack Kenny, who you may know as a TV writer, producer, actor and show runner of SyFy's 'Warehouse 13'! The two of them talk about both the success and growth of Sci-Fest LA, what to expect this year and why this is one of the best experiences a science fiction (or theater) fan can have! Also, we talk a bit about that big 'Game of Thrones' Season 6 premiere that just happened! Enjoy!

Sci Fest is a month long theater festival of 1-Act science fiction plays put up here in Los Angeles. In it's second year, Sci Fest features plays written by such luminaries as Clive Barker and Neil Gaiman! Sci Fest organizer David Dean Bottrell and Star Trek Voyager's Tim Russ beam aboard Geekscape to discuss the heart of science fiction, the challenges of translating it to live theater and the stratospheric success of Sci Fest! In addition, we talk about the juggernaut that is 'Avengers: The Age of Ultron' and I tell you all to check out 'The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened?'!

This week on The Popcorn Podcast Izola is back, Chad is tongue tied and they are joined by a fantastic guest David Dean Bottrell.  David is one of the founders of Sci-Fest LA so he gives us the run down on the past, present and future of this amazing festival of one act plays. You can find all of our coverage on Sci-Fest LA at Fanboynation.com http://fanboynation.com/the-2nd-annual-sci-fest-l-a-returns-may-2015-to-hollywoods-acme-theatre/ http://fanboynation.com/sci-fest-la-launches-indie-gogo-campaign-2015-festival/ http://fanboynation.com/clive-barkers-the-departed-to-be-featured-at-2015-sci-fest-l-a/ The post Ep 27: David Dean Bottrell appeared first on The Popcorn Channel.

You've seen him on TV in JAG, Boston Legal, Criminal Minds & Days of our Lives. Actor & Co-writer of the 2001 hit film Kingdom Come, David Dean Bottrell talks with Matt on The Matthew Aaron Show Tuesday night. David will be discussing his career, his upcoming guest role on Harry's Law which happens October 19th on NBC and his critically acclaimed one man show “David Dean Bottrell Makes Love,” which is returning to the stage in LA for 8 performances only starting November 16th. The fun starts at 8:30pm CT, 6:30pm PT & 9:30pm ET. Listen live or subscribe for free and download the show on iTunes. www.thematthewaaronshow.com iTunes Link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-matthew-aaron-show-blog/id432585574?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We speak with actor, writer, and director David Dean Bottrell, who has recently written and directed an award winning comedy short film Available Men, representing his first effort as both writer and director. David Dean Bottrell has appeared on a number of television series, most recently with a recurring role as the creepy Lincoln Meyer on the hit show Boston Legal, and co-wrote the screenplay for the film Kingdom Come.

Boston Legal TV Podcast; David Dean Bottrell talks about portraying Lincoln Meyer, the source of David's "Lincoln" voice, his very unusual audition story, the secret Julie Bowen told him and singing the Chipmunks song. 68 min.

Boston Legal TV Podcast; David Dean Bottrell talks about portraying Lincoln Meyer, the source of David's "Lincoln" voice, his very unusual audition story, the secret Julie Bowen told him and singing the Chipmunks song. 68 min.