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Was Maxwell Caulfield Difficult to Work with?
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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Kinney" data-source="post: 204386" data-attributes="member: 3219"><p>In 1984 he was in <em>Electric Dreams</em> and in 1985 just before <em>The Colbys</em> in <em>The Boys Next Door</em> (co-starring Charlie Sheen, directed by upcoming <em>Wayne's World</em>'s Penelope Spheeris, screenplay by future <em>The X-Files</em> writers Glen Morgan and James Wong) which was something of an instant cult classic - for those who have seen it, the production company went bankrupt around release time. Commercial failures but at that time Caulfied was still considered an upcoming star despite <em>Grease 2</em> because the magazines nevertheless continued to write about him - he was hot, just without a shot. I think <em>The Colbys</em> stopped his chances to get other offers from independent film productions and I always thought he was one of the three best actors on <em>The Colbys</em> besides Montalban and Beacham because they had an original style not the generic TV acting of Samms, James or Ross and not the either wooden or hamming it up old style of Heston.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brian Kinney, post: 204386, member: 3219"] In 1984 he was in [I]Electric Dreams[/I] and in 1985 just before [I]The Colbys[/I] in [I]The Boys Next Door[/I] (co-starring Charlie Sheen, directed by upcoming [I]Wayne's World[/I]'s Penelope Spheeris, screenplay by future [I]The X-Files[/I] writers Glen Morgan and James Wong) which was something of an instant cult classic - for those who have seen it, the production company went bankrupt around release time. Commercial failures but at that time Caulfied was still considered an upcoming star despite [I]Grease 2[/I] because the magazines nevertheless continued to write about him - he was hot, just without a shot. I think [I]The Colbys[/I] stopped his chances to get other offers from independent film productions and I always thought he was one of the three best actors on [I]The Colbys[/I] besides Montalban and Beacham because they had an original style not the generic TV acting of Samms, James or Ross and not the either wooden or hamming it up old style of Heston. [/QUOTE]
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