'Go Jimmy Go' Bios and Cast & Crew Credits...
'Go Jimmy Go' Bios and Cast & Crew Credits...
| Geoffrey J Felder |
| Executive Producer, Co-Producer, Story and Portrayed 'The Killer' & the Voice of the 'Radio Newscaster' |
| After finishing Dartmouth College and Emory Law School, Geoffrey J Felder worked both for his uncle Raoul Lionel Felder's law firm and his father Doc Pomus' music publishing company. After his father's death in 1991 Mr. Felder, his sister and his brother-in-law formed Pomus Songs to control and exploit the songs and musical accomplishments of Doc Pomus. In 1993 he created Felder Pomus Entertainment to expand beyond his father's songs to other songwriters as well as other entertainments in film, TV and stage. These new non-film entertainments included the Off-Off-Broadway Sherita Marshone: The Argentine Bomb-Shelter and the one woman show Dollface. In film, Mr. Felder has financed or co-financed features and shorts including Expiration Date and Lifebreath (a.k.a. Last Breath) starring Luke Perry. Current projects include a documentary on the life of his father and the Broadway musical Save The Last Dance For Me also based on the life of his father scheduled to open in early 2002. |
| Brandi Savitt |
| Producer and Portrayed the Voice of the 'TV Newscaster' |
| Brandi Savitt began her film career as a production manager and line producer in New York City. Seeing small production companies' desperate need for temporary NYC office space, in 1999 Ms. Savitt created The Film Collective as a turn key facility which now caters not only to the entertainment industry, but to the internet community as well. Also in 1999, she created Senza Pictures to produce and develop feature films, where its latest, Double Exile is currently in post production. Other films currently in the Senza pipeline include the documentary Gesundheit based on the real life of Patch Adams recently portrayed by Robin Williams in the film Patch Adams and the feature My Secret Life. |
| Doug Torres |
| Director and Portrayed the Voice of the 'Commercial Announcer' |
| Doug Torres is a well respected 1st Assistant Director in New York City with over 15 features to his credit including Whipped, recently released by Destination Films, and Miramax’s Hamlet. Mr. Torres' talent expands to the music video world where he's worked on videos for a diverse group of artists ranging from Busta Rhymes to Marc Anthony and dozens more. On the small screen, Budweiser's Whasssup! and Reebok's Defiance are just two of the many popular campaigns he's helped create. Besides Go Jimmy Go, Mr. Torres took the director's chair for several music videos and the short film Mouse Hunter currently in post production. |
| Tom Shillue |
| Writer and Portrayed 'Sandy Natas' |
| Tom Shillue is a stand up comic who can be seen regularly at Caroline's on Broadway and The Comic Strip in New York City. He appears regularly on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and Premium Blend on Comedy Central. He includes among his numerous other TV appearances Late Night with Conan O'Brien and featured guest spots on NBC's Law & Order and ABC's Spin City. His TV and radio work also includes various commercials ranging from Staples to Florida Power & Light to Audi. |
| Juston McKinney |
| Portrayed 'James Harris' |
| Juston McKinney is a stand up comic who in just a few short years regularly headlines comedy clubs around the country. His numerous TV appearances include Comedy Central's Premium Blend and a principal role on A&E's new drama 100 Centre Street created and directed by Sidney Lumet. Mr. McKinney recently moved to Los Angeles where he's in a development deal for a situation comedy based on his life before comedy as a Maine police officer. |
| Amelia Borella |
| Portrayed 'Lily Bratton' |
| Amelia Borella graduated magna cum laude from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts Drama Program. She later studied at London's prestigious British Academy of Dramatic Arts where among her many achievements she portrayed the title role in The Duchess of Malfi. Since then, besides her many commercial, voice over, and student film roles, she starred in the Expanded Arts Theater's (NYC) production of A Beggar's Banquet. Among Ms. Borella's personal interests are an intense love for Italian culture and Italy where she lived and studied before leaving Europe. |
| Gidget |
| Portrayed 'Jimmy the Dog' |
| Having started her career just a few short years ago, Gidget has quickly risen to the top of her profession. Her film and TV credits would make a human drool and include The Last Days of Disco, Real Blonde, The Cosby Show, Mad About You, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, The MTV Video Music Awards and many more. Gidget is currently collaborating with comedy writer Eddie Feldman (head writer for Dennis Miller Live and ABC's You Don't Know Jack) on a sitcom based around a doggie day care center set in New York City. |
| Michael McDonough |
| Director of Photography |
| A native of Scotland and a graduate from New York University and The Royal College of Art, Michael McDonough began his career as a gaffer but quickly moved up to director of photography more then five years ago. His DP work includes the features Success and Mistover as well as extensive documentary work. His shorts include Jorge winner of best short at the USA (1998), Minneapolis (1998) and Cleveland International (1999) Film Festivals; Dog Race winner of the Grand Marnier Award New York Film Festival (1997); Snake Feed winner of the best short film at the Sundance Film Festival (1998); and most recently, Upheaval starring Frances McDormand. |
| Raoul Lionel Felder, Esq. |
| Legal Services and Portrayed the 'Judge' |
| Noted divorce attorney Raoul Lionel Felder is seen or heard frequently on TV and radio giving expert commentary on legal matters in the news. His articles on jurisprudence and topical issues appear almost daily in publications around the world as do items about his work and his famous clients. He's authored numerous books on the law and on the lighter side, he's written several with Jackie Mason on living and dining in New York City and elsewhere. Among the many honors and awards he's received is the Defender of Jerusalem Award presented by Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir. Currently, Mr. Felder is the host of Metrolaw on the MSG Learning Channel and his own weekly radio show on the BBC. |
| Doc Pomus |
| Co-Wrote the Songs Go Jimmy Go & Teenager In Love and Wrote & Performed the Song Too Much Boogie |
| Born Jerome Felder, Doc Pomus authored more than 1,500 songs including This Magic Moment, Teenager In Love, Can't Get Used To Losing You, Surrender, Little Sister, Viva Las Vegas and Save The Last Dance For Me one of the 25 most popular songs ever recorded. Featured in hundreds of films, TV shows and commercials his songs have sold over 250,000,000 recordings and achieved more than 50,000,000 broadcast performances. In 1991 he was elected to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriter's Hall of Fame adding to his memberships in the Blues Hall of Fame and the New York Music Hall of Fame. His songs have reached number one on every type of Billboard domestic and foreign charts and have reached the top forty in every decade since the 1950's. |
| Sandy Natas ...................................... | Tom Shillue |
| James Harris ...................................... | Juston McKinney |
| Lily Bratton ....................................... | Amelia Borella |
| Jimmy the Dog ................................... | Gidget |
| Homeless Man .................................. | Brad Zimmerman |
| The Judge .......................................... | Raoul Lionel Felder |
| Officer Joe Payton ............................. | Anthony Katagas |
| Officer Bill Reed ................................ | John Paparazzi |
| Oswald Sinman (Murder Victim) ........ | Peter Rooney |
| Religious Nut (Murderer) ................... | Geoffrey J Felder |
| Sweet Old Lady ................................ | Myrna Felder |
| Flower Girl ........................................ | June Coleman |
| Paramedic 1 ...................................... | Freddie LaSenna |
| Paramedic 2 ...................................... | Yevgeny Simkin |
| Accident Victim Hit by Door .............. | Josh Zeman |
| Accident Victim on Stretcher ............. | Allison Street |
| Prisoner in Courtroom ....................... | Ian Williams |
| Restaurant Patron 1 ........................... | Kate Arterberry |
| Restaurant Patron 2 ........................... | Farrin Cary |
| Voice of Radio Announcer ................. | Geoffrey J Felder |
| Voice of Radio Commercial ............... | Doug Torres |
| Voice of News Caster ....................... | Brandi Savitt |
| Director ............................................ | Doug Torres |
| Producer ........................................... | Brandi Savitt |
| Executive Producer & Co-Producer .. | Geoffrey J Felder |
| Writer ............................................... | Tom Shillue |
| Story ................................................. | Geoffrey J Felder |
| Additional Dialogue ........................... | Jennifer London |
| Brad Zimmerman | |
| Geoffrey J Felder | |
| Director of Photography .................... | Michael McDonough |
| Editor ................................................ | Eric Lau |
| Sound Editor ..................................... | Esther Regelson |
| Production Designer .......................... | Roshelle Berliner |
| Gidget Trainer ................................... | Mary Gormley |
Production Services Provided By Senza Pictures
| Unit Production Manager ................... | Like Hannon |
| First Assistant Director ...................... | Carrie Fix |
| Costume Designer ............................. | Jennifer Newman |
| Make-up/Hair Design ........................ | Julia Lallas |
| Production Coordinator ..................... | Andra Hardt |
| Second Assistant Director .................. | Erin Wile |
| Script Supervisor ............................... | Nancy Kaimowitz |
| Additional Script Supervisors ............. | Pail Bowers |
| Anthony Pinter | |
| Property Master ................................ | Diana Pinter |
| Art Department Assistants ................. | Elisabeth Harris |
| John Mitchel | |
| Katie Connor | |
| First Assistant Camera ....................... | William Miller |
| Second Assistant Camera .................. | Harry Greenberger |
| Additional Second Assistant Camera .. | Ari Isler |
| Sound Mixer ..................................... | Noah Timan |
| Additional Sound Mixer ..................... | Tammy Douglas |
| Boom Operator ................................. | Eben Baum |
| Gaffer ................................................ | Moira Demos |
| Additional Gaffer ............................... | Deidre Lally |
| Best Boy Electric ............................... | Matt Craig |
| Key Grip ........................................... | Brain McKee |
| Additional Key Grip .......................... | Seth Loft |
| Best Boy Grip ................................... | Matt Hale |
| Swing ................................................ | Melissa Guimaraes |
| Additional Grip and Electric ............... | Stu Kauffman |
| Justin Whittaker | |
| Rob McKenna | |
| Josh Van Prague | |
| Tom Vulliet | |
| Tom Kemph | |
| Quinn Pawla | |
| Josh Reed | |
| Catriona Crosby | |
| Parking Coordinator .......................... | Bill Bourne |
| Parking Assistant ............................... | Spider |
| Still Photographer .............................. | Erin Wile |
| Production Assistants ......................... | Naim Kastrati |
| Ian Williams | |
| Aida Artieda | |
| Robyn Noble | |
| June Coleman | |
| Hunter Thompson | |
| Chris Rogers | |
| Doggy Animation ............................... | Doug Torres |
| Computer Graphics ........................... | Cappy Collins |
Office Space Provided by The Film Collective
Post Production Services Provided by
Solar Film/Video Productions
Metropolis Film Labs
SPECIAL THANKS:
| The New York Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting |
| Patricia Reed Scott - Commissioner, John Craig & Dean McCann |
| Raoul Lionel & Myrna Felder |
| Lynn & Sal Pintavalle |
| The Brooklyn Grill |
| John Hayes & 100 Centre Street |
| Ikon NY, Inc. |
| NYC Traffic Control Division |
| Warner/Chappell Music |
| Stazybo Music - Will Bratton |
| The Real Lily Pomus Bratton |
'Go Jimmy Go' Songs...
| Go Jimmy Go | Teenager in Love | Too Much Boogie |
| Written by | Written by | Written by |
| Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman | Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman | Doc Pornus |
| Performed by | Performed by | Performed by |
| Bob Marley & The Wailers | Bob Marley & The Wailers | Doc Pornus |
© 2001 Geoffrey J Felder & Felder Pomus Entertainment
Dedicated With Love To Doc Pomus
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