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Carlo Burton SAG/DGA | |
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| Other names | Charles Evans Jr. |
Carlo Burton (aka Charles Evans Jr.) is a film producer, director, actor, screenwriter, and cinematographer. He is a member of the Screen Actors Guild, the Directors Guild of America [1] and a signatory producer at both Guilds.
In 1992, Burton bought the rights to the life story of "Glasnost Gangster" Andrey Kuznetzov [2] who was murdered eight months earlier in Los Angeles . Subsequently, Evans was repped by ICM from April 22, 1992 to April 22, 1994 in a one project producer/writer deal concerning the life of Andrey Kuznetsov and "the infiltration by ex-KGB'ers into the U.S. mob scene." [3]
Burton directed and financed a film called Portrait of Eve written by Arthur V. Lowen. [4] Burton also produced a film called The Trophy, Acting by Elie Travis of Dead Air. [5] Burton also produces/directs documentaries. Featured in the New Mexico Film Festival, [6] Space Travelers "focuses on legendary aerospace pioneer and designer Burt Rutan as he tries to take space flight into the next generation. Star Trek actor George Takei narrates." [7]
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