Jay Thomas Fox's Reel

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I play the lead character of Sheriff Wade Walker in the intense short drama, "Every Man Has His Demons" - a modern-day Western. Writer/director Skyler Saddow, spared no expense in crafting a first-rate film by enlisting only top-caliber SAG and non-union talent. The film is being submitted to a handful of IFFs for 2020 screenings across the U.S., and between the screenplay, acting, directing, and editing, it's poised to garner critical acclaim.

As a guest star, I play the main character's father in this highly anticipated 'Nowhere to Run' feature film, directed by the talented Kyle Reardon (NYC/Los Angeles). Set to release on December 27th, 2019, my character is interspersed throughout the entire film. Albeit undisclosed at this juncture, the film is currently being pitched to (and under review at) several well-known production/distribution companies, and will showcase at a handful of 2020 IFFs.

I play the lead role of Sheriff Wade Walker in this intense short drama, "Every Man Has His Demons" - a modern-day Western. It is being submitted to a handful of IFF's across the U.S. for 2020 screenings and is expected to garner critical acclaim. Can't give too much away at this juncture, but additional clips (several of which are riveting - as the film's title implies) will be released soon.

One of my scenes from the well-crafted short film dramedy "Die Hard Fans" scheduled to showcase at a handful of IFF events in 2019/2020 with a legitimate shot at winning awards. I play the guest star role of Coach Peter Princeton, a character who's concentric to the entire story-line, i.e., a few of my younger-generation fans end up breaking into my home for memorabilia - but as it turns out - for a just cause.

I play a supporting role as the main character's father in this highly anticipated 'Nowhere to Run' film, directed by Kyle Reardon (Los Angeles). Set to release in the fall of 2019, my character is interspersed throughout the film (as with this official trailer), including its dramatic climax. Albeit undisclosed at this juncture, the film is currently being pitched to (and under review at) several well-known Los Angeles-based production/distribution companies.

One of my scenes from the well-crafted short film dramedy "Die Hard Fans" scheduled to showcase at a handful of IFF events in 2019/2020 with a legitimate shot at winning awards. I play the guest star role of Coach Peter Princeton, a character who's concentric to the entire story-line, i.e., a few of my younger-generation fans end up breaking into my home for memorabilia - but as it turns out - for a just cause.

Caption: Couple of clips from the poignant short film 'Cradle', written and directed by, Grady Craig (Los Angeles). I play a coach and mentor to a wrestler who is experiencing troubles with an abusive family member. Cradle is scheduled to hit the 2019 IFF circuit.

This is one of my scenes from the touted indie film, "In My Mother's Eyes" about a Colombian woman named Eva - a single mother and struggling immigrant. I played the supporting role of 'Boss' who ultimately fired her from her job as a waitress at my establishment.

One of my scenes as Police Captain O'Donnell in Daniel Cayarga's (Boston, Miami) full-feature film 'Disposable' - available on Amazon, YouTube, Google, iTunes, Vudu, Fandango, and Blu-ray. Disposable made it to the final round at the 2017 Hoboken International Film Festival (considered a "Top 10 Worldwide via Fox and Time Warner") and also won Best Thriller at the 2017 Buffalo Niagara International Film Festival.