May | 2012 | EntertheDraven.com

The trailer for the feature film, Zombie Hamlet, is now up on itunes. I am not in the trailer, but in the film I do a mean Charlton Heston impersonation, and I must admit, its pretty darn funny! Let’s just say my scene looks something like this, but with a funny little twist.

(by the way, the beautiful Stephanie Lemelin plays the Linda Harrison role)

Here is a link to the trailer on itunes, Check it out!:

http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/independent/zombiehamlet/

The film was directed by John Murlowski. Here is the synopsis:

First-time director Osric Taylor finally manages to get his dream film financed, Shakespeare’s HAMLET–set against the epic backdrop of the American Civil War. He heads to a small town in Louisiana to start filming when production funding suddenly dries up. Osric agrees to take up southern matron Hester Beauchamp’s offer to finance his movie as long as he throws some zombies in the film to attract a wider audience. When Hester suddenly dies mid-shoot, and with the local sheriff and ambitious news reporter Shine Reynolds hot on his trail, Osric is thrust into precarious and hilarious situations in a desperate effort to keep ZOMBIE HAMLET alive.

Let me know what you think!

What is NKLA you ask? It stands for ‘No-Kill Los Angeles’… and I couldn’t be more excited! NKLA is a coalition of animal welfare organizations and passionate individuals, led by Best Friends Animal Society. (Our non-profit, Angel City Pit Bulls, is of course a coalition member).

Please support the NKLA campaign by spreading the word and maybe even buying one of these awesome T-shirts! I can attest that the material is VERY comfortable and it fits great. Thank you for supporting this awesome campaign!

Here is an excerpt from NKLA.org (please visit for more info!):

We are the best friends of animals. We are a movement. We are a coalition of organizations and passionate individuals dedicated to making Los Angeles a no-kill city. Last year more than 17,000 healthy or treatable animals were killed in L.A. City Shelters. Each one an individual. Each one a loving pet worth saving. 17,000. That number should be zero. And it can be. There is a solution, but only if the people who care work together. Join us and help make L.A. into NKLA.