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337 - Christian Convery, Ray Giarratana
Christian Convery is a child actor who stars in the Netflix series Sweet Tooth and has also appeared in Supernatural, Legion, Lucifer, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Pup Academy, Descendants 3 and Playing With Fire. He is the recipient of two Young Artists Awards and worked opposite Danica McKellar in the Hallmark film My Christmas Dream. He currently appears opposite Queen Latifah and Dennis Quaid in the new family film The Tiger Rising. The film is currently in theatres and will be released on Demand on February 8th.
Ray Giarratana is the director of The Tiger Rising. For years he worked as VFX supervisor on such films as Godzilla: King of Monsters, John Wick: Chapter 3, Captain America: Civil War and Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou. He talks about adapting Kate DiCamillo's novel for the big screen, working with animals and children, and how he things his VFX background aides his unique directing style and abilities.
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By Dan McPeakeChristian Convery is a child actor who stars in the Netflix series Sweet Tooth and has also appeared in Supernatural, Legion, Lucifer, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Pup Academy, Descendants 3 and Playing With Fire. He is the recipient of two Young Artists Awards and worked opposite Danica McKellar in the Hallmark film My Christmas Dream. He currently appears opposite Queen Latifah and Dennis Quaid in the new family film The Tiger Rising. The film is currently in theatres and will be released on Demand on February 8th.
Ray Giarratana is the director of The Tiger Rising. For years he worked as VFX supervisor on such films as Godzilla: King of Monsters, John Wick: Chapter 3, Captain America: Civil War and Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou. He talks about adapting Kate DiCamillo's novel for the big screen, working with animals and children, and how he things his VFX background aides his unique directing style and abilities.
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