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The Aggression Scale

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Genre Mystery & Thrillers
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Contributor Steven C. Miller, Ray Wise, Dana Ashbrook, Derek Mears
Language English, Spanish
Runtime 1 hour and 25 minutes
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When out-on-bail mob boss Bellavance (Ray Wise of ''Reaper'') discovers that $500,000 of his money is missing, he sends four hardcore hit men (including Dana Ashbrook of ''Twin Peaks'' and Derek Mears of FRIDAY THE 13TH) to send a ''loud and messy'' message to the suspected thieves' families. But when the killers invade the Rutledge home, they'll meet the household's emotionally disturbed young son Owen (Ryan Hartwig). Owen has a history of violent behavior, knows how to make lethal booby-traps and is about to teach these thugs some deadly lessons in extreme vengeance. Fabianne Therese co-stars in the savage thriller that stunned midnight audiences at the 2012 SXSW Film Festival and IndieWire called ''like HOME ALONE with more death!''

Bonus Feature: The Making of The Aggression Scale

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  • Product Dimensions\n ‏\n :\n ‎\n 7.5 x 0.7 x 5.4 inches; 0.01 ounces
  • Item model number\n ‏\n :\n ‎\n 25148849
  • Director\n ‏\n :\n ‎\n Steven C. Miller
  • Media Format\n ‏\n :\n ‎\n Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen, Color
  • Run time\n ‏\n :\n ‎\n 1 hour and 25 minutes
  • Release date\n ‏\n :\n ‎\n May 29, 2012
  • Actors\n ‏\n :\n ‎\n Ray Wise, Dana Ashbrook, Derek Mears
  • Studio\n ‏\n :\n ‎\n Anchor Bay Entertainment
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pcsnake
5.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Very good. I know a couple kids like that\n \n
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2021
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n I knew a couple kids like that. They weren't killers or that mean, but they made weapons out of everything.
A bit of tape, some nails, a little bit of chemicals, some wire, some rope, a knife, and given a few hours they could make some really horrifying weapons that would kill and maim. If they were playing for keeps, i think one would have been better chasing Viet Cong. They did it for fun. This movie was interesting and the kid
was fantastic. His little grin was really special. The acting, action, and other things were good enough and
the plot was okay. There were a few silly mistakes that one could blame on the director who didn't deserve acting this good (a moved shotgun going whoosh, the sequence of shot and scream screwed up,
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Raymond jr
5.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Die Hard with a kid\n \n
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2022
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n A home invasion movie with a original story, instead of a group of bad men going into the home of a retired solider, ex assassin, helpless woman or the typical babysitter. They enter the home of Owen, a young boy with the survival skills of John Rambo, John McCain, and John Wick together. It's Die Hard meets Home Alone, this movie was a blast to watch, Owen was a very enjoyable antihero. Even though he maybe a little emotionally disturbed. You can't help root for the kid, the whole time you're watching him on screen. A awesome thriller with a unique edge to it.\n \n
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4.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n What's with Kids These Days?\n \n
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2019
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Set in upstate New York, mostly, present day. A bad guy gets ripped off of a few hundred thousand and sends 4 killers out to find the money (they have a list of suspects). The killers need to recover the money and kill all suspects.

A family moves in to a new home out in the countryside. The teenage daughter is typical anti-authority teen, skinny legs and not very pretty. Her younger brother (about 12 years old) has just come back from the psych hospital and appears to be autistic. Notice, \"appears\" . . .

The film shows what happens when 4 family members meet up with 4 mobsters. For those easily offended, there's violence but no real nudity. Some foul language, too. It's a good film, the bullets striking wood don't create sparks that most special effects people think happens. Acting is fine, nice cinematography except for a few shots with the ancient \"shaky camera\" technique.

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5.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n There's Something Wrong With Owen\n \n
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n I had no idea I was going to love this movie so much ,I mean I really love it.
The story itself is great ,yes I read all the references about Home Alone and it's true, it's very Home Alone Meets Toy Soldiers but much much more brutal.
For the synopsis you can read the one given. It's unnecessary reading in a review if it's already given.

The characters of Owen and Lauren 'Ryan Hartwig'and 'Fabianne Therese' were so intriguing and their acting was amazing.
They played perfectly off one another as newly not yet adapted step brother and step sister.

I loved watching the chemistry between them and seeing how her trust in him grows and blossoms.
Owen's genius and raw ability to inflict violence was in itself perfectly paced and brilliant to watch.

The fact that the intruders walked into the house blind to the time bomb that is Owen let you know you were in for a great ride.It did not disappoint.Owen's methodical planning and execution of his traps and justice were like that of Home alone but done with the mind of a child that blows pins out of a straw to kill insects and hits the target dead on.

The violence is plentiful,it's not extremely gory but it is very bloody and brutal.
I watched it on demand and immediately bought the Blu Ray.
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1.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n All involved in making of this flick should be subjects for coronavirus vaccine testing.\n \n
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Imagine you come to a restaurant, order a nice $50 steak, and get an inedible rotten piece of meat on a paper plate. What happens in normal life? The restaurant may get its license revoked. Not in the film industry. Unfortunately, the producers, the director, the sound techs, the script writer, the \"actors\", are all free to create more new \"gems\" for the unsuspecting naive viewing public.

If you happen to read this before watching that garbage of a movie, I beg you, skip this one, thank me later. I sacrificed 80 minutes of my life to give you this warning.\n \n
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3.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n A weird world where hitmen act like babies when they get hurt\n \n
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n It's great overall in the vein of \"You're Next\" type stuff. just unreal that this tuff hitman would just stare at is hands after cutting them on razor blades, not knowing what to do; Also, Unless she hit an artery, the girl would not be losing that much bood from cutting her hand on the window. If she did cut an artery, she would be constantly losing blood and eventually passing out
As it goes along, it becomes kind of like a gory version of Home Alone because these so-called killers for the mob act like big babies every time they get hurt. Also, thngs kind of drag at times.\n \n
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5.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n A little bit of weird, and awesome.\n \n
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Honestly, I watch a lot of movies. I really do mean a lot of movies. I watch real big budget films and some smaller budget films that peak my interest. The Aggression Scale, did just that, it peaked my interest. I read a review a little bit ago that described this movie as "Home Alone" grown up style, that peaked my interest. As I watched the movie, I was found myself wondering why is this kid the main actor? No lines spoken, minimal face reactions (except for the faces he makes to convince others), and some weirdness that I just can not figure out. When the movie did elaborate on the character, I was already fuel throttle in. The movie is slow at the beginning, but it definitely picks up here and there. It all just adds to the suspense. I loved the ending, and realistic harm on the characters (no one is going 13 rounds like a boxer or taking hits like a terminator). The "new siblings" characters are just the perfect part to this movie. I find myself watching this over and over again because it is what it is. It is a refresher from all of these whole CGI films, that is quite good and hard to turn away from until it ends.\n \n
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Gunshot
5.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n Genial b\u00f6se und eine originelle Storyline...\n \n \n
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n Das ist dann doch mal etwas anderes, was zeigt, dass doch noch nicht alle guten Ideen im Gangsterfilm aufgebraucht sind. Die Story ist schnell erz\u00e4hlt. Ein Grossgangster auf Urlaub will durch 4 Killer alle ausl\u00f6schen, die ihn um sein Geld betrogen haben. Das geht auch bei den ersten gut, dann landen sie jedoch bei einer 4 k\u00f6pfigen Familie, wo der ca 14 j\u00e4hrige Junge psychische Probleme hat, die sich in Gewaltausbr\u00fcchen \u00e4ussern bei denen zahlreiche Mitsch\u00fcler schwer verletzt wurden. Die Gangster kriegen es auf einmal mit einem Gegner zu tun, mit dem sie nicht gerechnet haben! Fataler Fehler!
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3.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Aggression Scale\n \n
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n If you always wanted an R rated/non-Xmas \u201cHome Alone\u201d this is the movie for you! This release itself is decent enough, because of the strength of the film.\n \n
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4.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n I Want That Kid on My Side\n \n
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Pretty wild movie. Kinda like a very gritty, violent, and blood soaked Home Alone spinoff. Baddies get what they deserve.\n \n
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n John L Probert's list of best horror movies of 2012 had given this movie almost the pole position. As a result, I had made up my mind to \"watch it\". And today I watched it. My, my...... What a gory-twisted-violent fun the viewing experience was! My humble advice to any reader of this review: watch it. The DVD could have benefited from subtitles and a few extra-s, but the movie IS so good that you wouldn't mind their absence. Recommended.\n \n
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Dana Ashbrook
Ashbrook at the 2017 San Diego Comic-Con
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Dana Vernon Ashbrook

(1967-05-24) May 24, 1967 (age 56)[1]
San Diego, California, U.S.[1]
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Years active1978\u2013present
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Dana Vernon Ashbrook (born May 24, 1967) is an American actor, best known for playing Bobby Briggs on the television series Twin Peaks (1990\u20131991, 2017) and its 1992 prequel film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.[2]\n

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Ashbrook was born in San Diego, California;[1] his mother, D'Ann (n\u00e9e Paton)[3] is a teacher and his father, Vernon L. \"Buddy\" Ashbrook,[4] was a director of the Palomar College drama department.[5] He is the brother of writer Taylor Ashbrook and actress Daphne Ashbrook.[6]\n

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In 1978, Ashbrook made his film debut in an uncredited role in Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! A decade later, after an acting hiatus, Ashbrook guest starred on the television series Cagney & Lacey, Knots Landing, and ABC Afterschool Special before starring as Tom Essex in the 1988 horror film Return of the Living Dead Part II. The same year, he starred in the horror film Waxwork alongside Deborah Foreman and guest starred on an episode of 21 Jump Street.\n

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Ashbrook arriving at the 43rd Primetime Emmy Awards in August 1991.
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In 1989, Ashbrook portrayed Joey in She's Out of Control. From 1990-1991, Ashbrook played Bobby Briggs on the cult TV series Twin Peaks. While starring on Twin Peaks, Ashbrook appeared in the films Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat (1990), Ghost Dad (1990), Girlfriend from Hell (1990), and The Willies (1990) as well as on an episode of the television series The Hidden Room.[7]\n

In 1992, Ashbrook reprised his role as Bobby Briggs in the prequel film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me and portrayed Clyde Barrow in the television film Bonnie & Clyde: The True Story alongside Tracey Needham. In 1994, Ashbrook appeared in the short film The Coriolis Effect (alongside Jennifer Rubin and Quentin Tarantino) and in the film Cityscrapes: Los Angeles. He acted in the 1995 science fiction television pilot W.E.I.R.D. World, written and produced by the makers of the Tales from the Crypt series.\n

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In 1995, Ashbrook starred in the film Comfortably Numb. In 1996, Ashbrook guest starred on the television series The Outer Limits. The following year, Ashbrook was cast as Gary McDermott on the short-lived television series Crisis Center. In 1998, he portrayed Seth in the film Interstate 5 and guest starred on the television series Welcome to Paradox.\n

Ashbrook has appeared on The WB's Charmed in the 2001 episode \"Just Harried\", on NBC's The Pretender in the 2000 episode \"Rules of Engagement\", on The Outer Limits in the 1996 episode \"Resurrection\", and on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in the 2007 episode \"Haystack\". Ashbook played the recurring role of Rich Rinaldi on the television series Dawson's Creek (2002\u20132003). In 2009, Ashbrook joined the cast of the series Crash for the regular part of Jimmy. In 2010, he reunited with some of the cast of Twin Peaks on the comedy-tribute episode of Psych, titled \"Dual Spires\". In 2012, Ashbrook starred alongside Ray Wise and Derek Mears in the Steven C. Miller psycho-thriller The Aggression Scale.[8] In 2014, he appeared in the werewolf horror film Late Phases.\n

In 2017, Ashbrook reprised his role as Bobby Briggs in David Lynch's revival series Twin Peaks: The Return.[9]\n

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1978\nAttack of the Killer Tomatoes!\nBoy on Boat\nUncredited\n
1988\nReturn of the Living Dead Part II\nTom Essex\n\n
1988\nWaxwork\nTony\n\n
1989\nShe's Out of Control\nJoey\n\n
1990\nSundown: The Vampire in Retreat\nJack\n\n
1990\nGhost Dad\nTony Ricker\n\n
1990\nGirlfriend from Hell\nChaser\n\n
1991\nThe Willies\nTough Dude\n\n
1992\nTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me\nBobby Briggs\n\n
1994\nCityscrapes: Los Angeles\nHipster\n\n
1994\nThe Coriolis Effect\nRay\nShort film\n
1995\nComfortably Numb\nWilliam Best\n\n
1998\nInterstate 5\nSeth\n\n
1999\nBlink of an Eye\nMikey\n\n
2001\nPuzzled\nRyan\n\n
2001\nAngels Don't Sleep Here\nMichael / Jessie Daniels\n\n
2002\nThe Last Place on Earth\nRob Baskin\n\n
2002\nNew Alcatraz\nKelly Mitich\n\n
2005\nInner Balance\nMike\nShort film\n
2010\nDarkmatter\nRogaski\nShort film\n
2011\nLightweight\nRich\nShort film\n
2012\nThe Aggression Scale\nLloyd\n\n
2014\nLate Phases\nWestmark\n\n
2014\nThe Opposite Sex\nGary\n\n
2016\nHitler's Folly\nJosh\n\n
2017\nKensho at the Bedfellow\nScott\n\n
2017\nGetting Grace\nRon\n\n
2017\nRestraint\nJeff Burroughs\n\n
2019\nFraming John DeLorean\nBen Tisa\n\n
2019\nIce Cream in the Cupboard\nPat\n\n
2020\nMinor Premise\nMalcolm\n\n
2022\nPlease Baby Please\nCal\n\n
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1986\nCagney & Lacey\nKevin Slade\nEpisode: \"Capitalism\"\n
1987\nKnots Landing\nTeen\n2 episodes\n
1987\nABC Afterschool Special\nBrian\nEpisode: \"Just a Regular Kid: An AIDS Story\"\n
1988\n21 Jump Street\nMark Stevens\nEpisode: \"Whose Choice Is It Anyway?\"\n
1990\u20131991\nTwin Peaks\nBobby Briggs\n27 episodes\n
1991\n\nMatt\nEpisode: \"Taking Back the Night\"\n
1992\nBonnie & Clyde: The True Story\nClyde Barrow\nTelevision film\n
1993\nDesperate Journey: The Allison Wilcox Story\nMarc\nTelevision film\n
1994\nGolden Gate\nRudi Venera\nTelevision film\n
1995\nW.E.I.R.D. World\nDylan Bledsoe\nTelevision film\n
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Since Twin Peaks Ashbrook has racked up a number of roles in both film and television. His latest role as a put upon hit man in Steven C.Miller\u2019s fantastic film The Aggression Scale is perhaps his best role in years. Whip thin and greying, Ashbrook cuts an impressively menacing figure throughout the film working again with Twin Peaks alum Ray Wise.

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We got to grill the actor about The Aggression Scale as well as Twin Peaks, it was an enjoyably candid chat and Ashbrook has little in the way of pretension which made for an amusing interview\u2026

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*Warning \u2013 Minor spoilers for The Aggression Scale follow.

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Starburst: Let\u2019s talk about The Aggression Scale first, if we may – your role as Lloyd is one of the two pivotal performances in the film, how did you come to be involved?

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Dana Ashbrook: Well they actually offered the movie to me, I was just kind of sitting around doing nothing and they came and gave me the script which I really liked. I was in New York and they were shooting the movie in Upstate New York so it wasn\u2019t that far for me to go and it was great. I was looking at the part of either the husband or of Lloyd and I really responded to the part of Lloyd, it\u2019s more fun to be the guy who is beating on people than the guy who is being beat up in general, just as a rule of thumb, and so when I talked to the makers on the phone they were great and it was one of the fastest things that I\u2019ve done. We shot it so fast and it came out so good and was one of those things that could have gone either way.

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What kind of preparation did you do for the role?

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Well, y\u2019know, I spent a few months being a hitman and all that but no I didn\u2019t prepare that much. I got it a week before I went to the set so I just kind of developed the character on my own and did my own thing. The way I work is within the parameters of the script and then try and use my imagination, that\u2019s how I prepared.

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Apart from your role, there is the other major role of Owen (played by Ryan Hartwig) as this represents such a young kid doing such incredible acts of violence were you concerned going in at all? Was the screenplay darker at all than it ended up on screen?

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Wow, y\u2019know that\u2019s really interesting, the first time I read it I remember telling my girlfriend that it seemed like Home Alone where this kid, instead of throwing paint cans, he\u2019s into guns and ammo and making real booby traps and fucking guys up. That to me was interesting and I found it to be justified because they killed his dad; when someone kills your dad you can pretty much kill who you want right? At least in the movies (laughs). Yeah it is a violent movie; it starts off that way from the first scene. I steered clear of violent movies for a long time but it doesn\u2019t bother me, If I go to a movie and there is violence then I can leave, know what I mean? I just saw Killer Joe, and it\u2019s pretty violent against women man, I mean Gina Gershon takes a beating, at times in that I thought it was too much but it doesn\u2019t offend me or anything as it\u2019s art I guess.

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One of the things that stood out for us watching The Aggression Scale was how confident everything about it was from the first frame onwards, the music and the editing just tell you this is going to an incredibly fun ride, how was it working with Steven C.Miller as director?

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He\u2019s great I think he is the reason it came out as good as it did. It was actually a pretty cool little group, it was a really small crew and we had the writer Ben (Powell) with us and we had a good producer Travis (Stevens) and also the people who were acting in the film. It was a really fast situation and it was shooting and moving very fast. I come from TV world so it wasn\u2019t that big a deal to do a lot of pages (of script) a day but we were doing action sequences that fast and the guys were totally great. I trusted Steven as he had everything under control always from the first day I got there. The day I arrived was the day that Fabianne (Therese) put her hand through the window, I don\u2019t know if you know that part of the movie? That really happened! She put her hand through the window and sliced her arm open so she had to play it out and they re-wrote the rest of the movie with her having this bandage on her arm. It was crazy and in a normal movie she probably would have been re-cast and it would have been re-shot but we just went with it (laughs). I credit Steven and Travis and that whole team that was working with it in making it good. These kind of movies they make tons of them, they make tons of genre movies that come out shitty, with a super low budget you never know, we just happened to have a cool script and there was a dynamic in there that was interesting and the fact that the girl was trying to work her own angle was kind of interesting. Yeah, it\u2019s violent but it\u2019s still got some cool twists and was still a cool movie.

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On that point, looking through your filmography you don\u2019t really have much involvement in horror films despite being in a couple fairly early on, was that intentional on your part? I imagine that every young actor in the business gets offered roles in horror films almost constantly.

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No I just kind of stopped getting auditions for those kinds of movies. It wasn\u2019t ever a conscious choice to stop doing any kind of genre it was just as an actor you audition for a lot of shitty shows on TV and if you get one then that is the path that your career is going to take, but if you get a good show then you are going to go that way. It\u2019s like a crapshoot, it really is, because when you\u2019re struggling then you\u2019re auditioning for everything whether it\u2019s a David Lynch show or a David Hasselhoff show, you know what I mean? Honestly when you\u2019re young and hungry it\u2019s like you need a job and you just get lucky. I got lucky as I happened to get a show with one of the better filmmakers of our time (laughs). It was just luck honestly.

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How was it working with Ray Wise again on this film?

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Great, and you know it\u2019s actually the fourth time I\u2019ve worked with Ray. I\u2019ve worked with him more than any other guy in Hollywood. Twin Peaks was the first time and then I did Dawsons Creek with him; I did the Twin Peaks movie with him and then this. Ray is the best, he\u2019s like my hero, he\u2019s my idol if I could have anyone\u2019s career it would be Ray Wise\u2019s honestly. The guy works all the time and he does what he wants, he isn\u2019t like a huge superstar and just does what he wants and he\u2019s a great guy, a great actor. He\u2019s done a ton of plays in New York and has a really great family. I met his daughter, we hung out when we did Psych. Oh, that\u2019s the other thing I worked with him on, Psych, we did a Twin Peaks tribute episode!

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That episode was called Dual Spires right?

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Dual Spires yes (laughs). The guy who is on that show (Actor James Roday) is one of my best friends, he\u2019s a huge Twin Peaks fan and he was trying to do an episode with me and Madchen (Amick, TP actress) anyway and it turned into this Twin Peaks tribute episode. He loved the show so he wrote a tribute episode (laughs).

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If we can just talk about Twin Peaks for a while, when the show first came out it was a HUGE phenomenon worldwide, you literally couldn\u2019t block it out if you tried, whilst all that was happening were you aware at all of how big it had become or were you too busy working on the show?

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No way, not like today. I mean today it seems like everything gets blown up so huge so fast here. We did the pilot and then got picked up to do the next seven episodes before the pilot even aired, so we had started before anyone even knew what we were doing. So that was the purest form of doing it before any hype. After that came the hype during the summer and then we started the new season and it was what it was and it just became like this thing, I mean I was never able to travel to like Japan or when they went round the world promoting it, I was always working on something or whatever and didn\u2019t end up going so I didn\u2019t get the worldwide scope until much later when I would travel. I was in Bulgaria doing a movie and I found out that they would shut down the town of Sofia when Twin Peaks was on because everyone was watching it, it was insane and bizarre. Shit went on and I wouldn\u2019t even know. Yeah I got a little vibe of it because it was easier to get jobs back then (laughs), that was one thing that was much easier for sure.

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Bobby Briggs is kind of the high school jock gone incredibly bad but also has a goofy side to him, like in the scene where he first shows up at the high school and the girl tells him the principal wants to see him and he does this crazy little walk\u2026 how much of that was in the script and how much did you bring to the role?

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It didn\u2019t say in the script that he shuffles out backwards or anything like that. I was just goofing around but I really don\u2019t remember, I know it wasn\u2019t in the script though. At some point I was shuffling backwards and then when I went through the door I turned around like I was going to the principal\u2019s office. I know that David (Lynch\u2019s) idea was then that I do it backwards, like don\u2019t stop and turn and keep going backwards through the door which was funny I thought and bizarre and kooky. It was his idea for me to walk in and put my hands up in the victory stance like I was so great too but I don\u2019t know if that stuff was in the script or if it was his idea on the set. I can\u2019t remember but y\u2019know he was awesome with ideas, you could throw stuff at him and if he didn\u2019t like it he would shoot it down but if he did he would go with it.

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You have a wonderful chemistry with Madchen Amick who played Shelly on the show, was that there off camera and how did the two of you get that going?

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No actually I met her only at dinner once before, when we got cast in LA I had never met her. I had a meeting with David Lynch and Mark Frost and Johanna Ray the casting director and I just talked to them about stuff and then I went in for a rehearsal, it wasn\u2019t called an audition it was a rehearsal and it was me and some girl who was playing Shelly and the next thing I knew I was testing and I never saw that girl again and I don\u2019t remember her name. Madchen got cast from the other auditions they had and then we tested and that was it, so I only met her once before up in Seattle at a dinner and the chemistry we had was due to us being friends, we still are friends and she is just a great girl. She had a boyfriend at the time and they ended up married and had kids, she is still married to him and she is just an awesome person and we were both young, she was 19 and I was 22 and it just worked.

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Throughout Twin Peaks, chronologically from the prequel film onwards, you get the sense that Bobby was going off the rails spectacularly and he kind of almost gets stopped in his tracks by Laura\u2019s death and redeems himself somewhat come the ending. Whilst in production were you aware of the massive arc this character is on? 

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No I don\u2019t know, honestly I don\u2019t know if anyone knew if we had anything like that planned for Bobby (laughs). I mean they would write for me and they would soften my character up as time went on and that was their choice. When you are on serious television they will use your personality and incorporate it into the character. Even on something as great as Twin Peaks I think they will do that when you get to know the writers and get friendly with them and they see your work and see you act in a social setting, they start to think of you when they are writing and they might try and lean more towards what they think is your strong points or whatever. They try and use a little more of your personality.

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What is your opinion of the final episode of Twin Peaks?

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I don\u2019t even know the last time I saw it, maybe ten years ago! I have no idea, I don\u2019t know what was going on there. I know that the scene we shot in the Diner which was a repeat of the scene in the pilot we had shot for a Japanese coffee commercial, the German\u2019s are always on time thing, there were two Japanese actors in the same scene as well it was really funny. I couldn\u2019t tell you though, I don\u2019t know man, I have no idea. I\u2019ll leave it up to the people that watch it, the fans.

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There is always talk online that Twin Peaks is going to return in some form or another, if this were to happen would you want to be involved and how would you want to see it come back?

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Of course I would want to be involved but I just can\u2019t see it happening, not in a million years. I mean what would they do thirty years later? I don\u2019t ever see it happening because I don\u2019t think David wants to fuck with it. Why would you want to fuck with it? I mean they are making musicals out of every old TV show, they bring back 90210, they bring back every old series like Hawaii Five-O. I mean what are they going to do, remake it? Can\u2019t it just be what it was and good? Feels like it would kind of cheapen it. I mean Arrested Development is back in production and I\u2019m all for it, it was awesome and I love that show and I can\u2019t wait to see what they do but that\u2019s a different show and a way different vibe, know what I mean? And so many people have moved on and passed on and I would work with David on anything, don\u2019t get me wrong, I mean if he wanted me to read the phone book in Times Square I\u2019d do it every step.

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The Aggression Scale is out now on DVD, and is reviewed HERE.

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Dana Ashbrook And Ray Wise Reunited In The Aggression Scale

It has happened again: two Twin Peaks alumni have been reunited in a movie. In The Aggression Scale, Dana Ashbrook plays Lloyd, one of the four hit men sent out by a mob boss played by Ray Wise, to collect $500,000 of missing money from the suspected thieves' families.
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It has happened again: two Twin Peaks alumni have been reunited in a movie.

In The Aggression Scale, which premiered at SXSW 2012 earlier this year, Dana Ashbrook plays Lloyd, one of the hit men sent out by mob boss “Mr. Bellavance”, played by Ray Wise, to recollect $500,000 from the suspected thieves’ families. Casting these actors as the bad guys, could its 31-year-old director, Steven C. Miller, be a Twin Peaks fan? I’d say so.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fbpuyXfYAg

After Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, the two actors have shared credits in the “Dual Spires” episode of Psych and, yes, Dawson’s Creek. Dana Ashbrook told Starpulse the following about working together with Ray Wise:

I\u2019ve worked with Ray more than anyone else in my whole career \u2013 I\u2019ve worked on four different things with Ray. He is a great guy and a great friend and I love him. Every time we see each other it\u2019s been like no time has passed. And interestingly enough when I heard he was coming up Travis Stevens (Producer) told me that I was gonna be really excited about who they cast for Bellavance and I actually guessed it right away. \u2018You\u2019re kidding me, Ray Wise?\u2019 And he was like, \u2018Oh sh#t \u2013 yeah!\u2019 Ray actually just flew in for a day on the movie and I thought that he had heard that I was in it maybe and he wanted to come do it with me. Nope \u2013 he just read the script, liked it and wanted to come in and do a part. When he got there he saw me and he was like, \u2018Hey Dana! Great!\u2019 He didn\u2019t even know that I was involved at all! It\u2019s because he liked the movie and liked the guys. Steven Miller really had what he wanted in his head, so there wasn\u2019t a lot of f#cking around \u2013 we got it done.

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More from the Starpulse interview:

SP: In “Twin Peaks” you played Bobby Briggs \u2013 a character that\u2019s essentially James Dean filtered through David Lynch \u2013 any idea when you got cast or while you were working on it that it would become so huge?

DA:: No – I had no idea. I knew that when I read the pilot it was the coolest thing ever and it was such a cool script. But I didn\u2019t know what I was doing – I would have taken any job. I just happened to be lucky that it all fell into place like that. It could have been “Baywatch,” you know what I mean? I got lucky for some reason getting into that room with David. So when I actually met with David and Mark Frost we had this great meeting and we just chatted and talked. And I was myself, I\u2019m kind of lighthearted and funny, making jokes and at the end of the meeting he was like, \u2018You know Bobby doesn\u2019t smile a lot \u2013 he\u2019s not a smiley guy.\u2019 And I was like, \u2018No, no I won\u2019t smile!\u2019 It was really just fun and David for some reason took a liking to me and I really didn\u2019t know why because I didn\u2019t audition, I just met him. It was the easiest job I\u2019ve ever gotten honestly.

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SP: Let\u2019s talk David Lynch as his directing is a bit of a mystery. Can you compare working with him first on the “Twin Peaks” series and then later in “Fire Walk With Me” and specifically his process directing on-set?

DA: When he directed the series it was always such a relief. It was great when we had other directors \u2013 we had great directors on Twin Peaks \u2013 but when David came on the set it was like the owner coming home and being able to do whatever he wants. With others there were time constraints and money constraints and what not, but when David was there it was like we\u2019ll do it when I want to do it and get it done when we get it done kind of thing. When we first did the pilot David would do this thing where he would sit on the front of the dolly, the camera would be on the dolly, and he would sit underneath the camera and watch the scene. That was where he was \u2013 the monitors weren\u2019t really the thing then. Now he\u2019s changed and he sits at the monitors with his headset, but he used to have his headset and sit on the front of the dolly and it was the coolest thing EVER. And he always had music piping in his headphones; incidental underscore music and he would let us listen to it to give us the mood. So he really perfected by the time he did the movie. By the time we did Fire Walk with Me he had that on lockdown and he had a soundman that knew exactly what he needed, so it was pretty cool.

Read the complete interview on Starpulse, and also check out our transcript of the Q&A with Dana Ashbrook in New York last February.

The movie, described by Dana Ashbrook as “Home Alone on crack,” was released yesterday on Blu-ray and DVD.

Bonus clip of Dana Ashbrook as Lloyd. \u00a0Warning: there will be blood.

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  1. Qbin2001 says:
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    Dana looks fantastic!

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