Duet
A while back, my pal Christopher Andrews asked if I wanted to make an appearance in his independent film series, Duet.

The part he offered was a drunk, belligerent Jew. As these are all things I am or am widely believed to be, I accepted the part.

I have a really small role, and I don't show up until episode three, but the first episode is now up, if you want to see the work of people who are much, much better actors than I am.

Here's Christopher's press release:

I am very pleased to announce the debut of "Duet," Episode One!

Originally adapted as a one-act stage production, this fan-project is based on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet" and the stage play "The Man in the Glass Booth." This dramatic web-series follows Kristina Bischoff -- a Jewish woman and former resistance soldier from World War II -- whose visit to a friend's medical clinic sparks a quagmire of unexpected and traumatic events.

DUET was shot entirely with green screens and virtually no budget, using a borrowed DV camera and edited with consumer-level equipment. New episodes will debut every Saturday until the 14-episode series is complete. If you subscribe to my YouTube Channel, the new episodes will appear on your YouTube home page, and YouTube will also remind you with a weekly email (if you are so configured).

DUET stars Kristin Elliott, Christopher Andrews, Michael J. Searing, Kathryn Brayton, Carl Wawrina, and Marcus Alexander Hart.