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Leo Raw (1994)
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Directed by Eric Brown |
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Written by Paul Phillips |
| Live Audience: | Cast: | Filmed at: Rigby Hall 1st North, | |
| Jermey Cates | Paul Phillips as Big Leo | Room 119, Ricks College. October | |
| Rhys Yeakley | 1994 | ||
| Joel Barret | Crew: | ||
| Tyler Trounce | Music by Troy Salo | Running Time un-cut: 111 mins. | |
| Aaron Mace | Produced by Eric Brown | ||
| Brian Cochran | Lighting by James Palmer | Film: 8mm video tape | |
| Karl Kill | Costume by Eric Brown | ||
| Dalton | Set Decoration by Troy Salo | Rating: Rated R for strong | |
| Jared VanBlankenstein | Cinematography by Eric Brown | profanity, sexual content, nudity | |
| and drug use. | |||
| Circulation: The film was copied once from its master tape in 1994 and then twice in 1999. All copies were missing footage as to keep the master copy the only full version of the film. | |||
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Movie Review (as printed in the Ricks College Scroll movie section, December 1994) |
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| The film "Leo Raw" is the ranting and ravings of a character named Big Leo. Played by Paul Phillips, the character teeters on reality and fiction mirroring Paul's real life. The movie was filmed one night when Paul was feeling ready to portray the character in all its glory. What is caught on tape is a rare performance by Paul in which he is uninhibited and unrestrained. He makes it a point to push the envelope on many topics. Sometimes he comes across as very comical, other times the embellishment is thick. Overall, Paul delivers an incredible performance of a man much rawer than can be described here. After this film, Paul will no doubt be categorized as a comic genius. | |||
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Eric Brown Web Design. 2002 |
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