The Junkyard Trio, as the
crew dubbed them, entertaining during session breaks. (L to R):
Chris Poole (Rubbermaid drums!); Kevin Shaner (bass); and Mark
Kelly (trumpet). |
Rob Leonard enjoys the down time
and the entertainment. |
Our buddy Tim keeps everything
moving during filming. The band was treated like gold by the
crew and the staff, from the hair and make-up group all the way
up to the assistant director and director. Filming My One
and Only was an experience we'll never forget. |
Chris Poole gets a hair and make-up
fix during a jam session. |
Holly Palmer works up a number
with the boys during a break in filming. |
Bernie Robier, one of the
few guys in the band who could actually tie a real bow tie, gets
Chris Poole ready for the last day of shooting. |
Kevin Shaner kills some time
on the morning of the final day of shooting. |
 Taking it to the streets. The guys (joined
by Sandra) entertain the locals between shots on the final day
of shooting. |
 Dixieland on the streets of Baltimore! |
The street session turns into a
party as Christina and Jon Jolles ("Carl, the band manager"
in the film) cut a rug. |
This is just one example of the
grueling work for the band - being "forced" to hang
out with these extras (L to R: Christina; Sandra; Cat) day after
day. This movie business is tough stuff, but somebody's got to
do it! |
Turn out the lights, the
party's over. Waiting for the final shuttle after the last filming
session. (L to R): Christina "cigarette girl turned groupie";
Mark Kelly - with cigarette; Bernie Robier - in a JCPenney's
pose; Todd Clontz - leaning on trombone case; Scott Stansfield
- sitting; member of the crew; Eric Wetzel - t-shirt; John Pritchett
- far back, blue shirt. |
