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November 28, 2007
Brendan Speaks!

November 6, 2007
Other Side of the Tracks teaser trailer

October 18, 2007
You got your wish (or did I get mine?)

September 26, 2007
CSI

September 1, 2007
Video interview with Brendan "Other side of the Tracks"

August 22, 2007
First Photo's from "The Other Side of the Tracks"

June 14, 2007
The Fifth Patient

June 8, 2007
The latest and possibly greatest. Not the news! ME!

April 12, 2007
Reposting this for Brendan

March 22, 2007
???????'s and #%@$^#@'s

March 19, 2007
The Dirty Side of Glamor

January 1, 2007
Holiday Message from Brendan

December 12, 2006
1999-2006

October 24, 2006
BAT

October 5, 2006
A couple of video interviews with Brendan from CTV

September 10, 2006
Brendan answers more questions

June 17, 2006
Video of Brendan on the set of Degrassi

April 12, 2006
Brendan on CTV's eTalk

March 11, 2006
Support a great Charity, and bid on unique autographed poster.

January 22, 2006
Brendan Fehr Pod-Cast interview

January 2, 2006
How to order Brendan's movies on DVD

December 16, 2005
Holiday Update

December 16, 2005
Holiday Update

October 12, 2005
Brendan to appear at the Slap Shot golf tournament!

September 13, 2005
Message from Brendan...

August 17, 2005
Brendan answers some questions from his messageboard

August 3, 2005
New gig

April 27, 2005
Childstar Contest -- Time to get those stubs sent in!

March 26, 2005
Brendan going to London

February 16, 2005
And the winner is....

February 9, 2005
Brendan nominated for a Genie award!!

January 17, 2005
Childstar Stubs

January 16, 2005
Childstar opening Jan 28th ***Contest***

August 28, 2004
"Childstar" to be shown at the Toronto Film Festival

August 6, 2004
The crap I said I posted

July 31, 2004
47th or so Annual AllStar Game

July 14, 2004
A timely announcement

February 13, 2004
Senator spends 'Weekends'

January 10, 2004
The Long Weekend

November 10, 2003
Brendan to star in "Childstar"

November 8, 2003
Former NHL, TV stars to play here tomorrow

October 24, 2003
Brendan to star in "The Long Weekend"

October 11, 2003
Jersey for Rent: Inquire Within

September 30, 2003
Server outage

September 29, 2003
Message Board down temporarily

September 6, 2003
Brendan's Website has a new home!

July 23, 2003
Brendan is playing in a Celeb. Charity Hockey Game

May 15, 2003
Charity Hockey tournament in NY

April 21, 2003
Polley, Chaykin and Rubinek star in "Sugar"

April 17, 2003
Coming soon ....

March 19, 2003
New movie project for Brendan - "Sugar"

March 14, 2003
The 'Biker Boyz' ! “Get Yer Motor Runnin’ …. “

February 13, 2003
Fehrian Gathering

January 31, 2003
Biker Boyz ride into town

January 30, 2003
Brendan - Stars with sticks

January 16, 2003
Brendan's Bio from "Crash into Me"

December 28, 2002
"Seventeen" News article on Brendan

November 26, 2002
Vancouver BC fans.. BRENDAN AT MTV CANADA

November 9, 2002
Biker Boyz Website

November 9, 2002
Brendan in DNKY Calendar

November 9, 2002
Brendan in Vanessa Carlton music video

October 19, 2002
"What's Your Anti-Drug"

October 7, 2002
Brendan in a few magazines.

September 25, 2002
Boards and Gallery offline

September 25, 2002
Boards and Gallery offline

August 29, 2002
Info about several movies that Brendan worked on.

August 13, 2002
Biker Boyz Set Report!

August 13, 2002
Biker Boyz - New Movie for Brendan

August 13, 2002
Markets are alien to Roswell star

May 24, 2002
Vancouver Fan Party

April 23, 2002
Brendan cast in "Paper, Scissors, Stone"

April 6, 2002
Brendan in May issue of Cosmopolitan magazine

February 10, 2002
Hockey Goes Hollywood

February 10, 2002
Brendan Drafted for the NHL celebrity all star hockey game.

February 10, 2002
Brendan Fehr - DON'T FENCE ME IN

February 10, 2002
Brendan Fehr - December SFX magazine

February 10, 2002
'Roswell's' Fehr Swears Off TV Acting

February 10, 2002
Brendan / Majandra Fan Forum party Q&A transcript

February 10, 2002
Interview with the Vampires: The Cast of The Forsaken

February 10, 2002
"FEHR GAME" What Magazine June 2001

February 10, 2002
All the Fun of the Fehr

February 10, 2002
Movie horse sends Fehr flying

February 10, 2002
'Roswell' Pair Find Their Space

February 10, 2002
Snow Job 2001 Transcript part 2

February 10, 2002
Snow Job 2001 Transcript

February 9, 2002
Wilderness filmmaker loved the late cold

February 9, 2002
The End

February 9, 2002
Teen Movieline interview

February 9, 2002
Alien Edge

February 9, 2002
SWEET DEAL FOR ROSWELL STAR FEHR

February 9, 2002
BRENDAN FEHR INTERVIEW - Christina Radish

February 9, 2002
Where have all the cuties gone?

February 9, 2002
Much On Demand ..." Brendan Transcript

February 9, 2002
Hunk Alert

February 9, 2002
No!- Fehr

February 9, 2002
Vancouver Actor a Model ET

February 9, 2002
Vicki Gabereau Transcript, Nov 1999

February 9, 2002
Brendan Fehr Sizzles With UltimateTV

February 9, 2002
Brendan Fehr "Roswell"

February 9, 2002
Brendan Fehr Chat Transcript From React.com

February 5, 2002
Brendan Fehr - Mad Max Goes Fourth


Posted by Lisa


November 28, 2007

I'm posting this for Brendan, note... I decided not to change any of it as Brendan has his own unique writing style. I'm also not including the original questions as I normally do as Brendan did a fine job of letting us know what the question was. Hope you all enjoy reading this as much as I did!




I got a new computer and don't have Word yet. Holy Crap it's expensive! So I have to do it this way. Well, none of you would ever know since I'm sending this to Lisa and she'll post it. Well then, forget all that. I'm an idiot I guess. Let's continue with the questions.


Pantomime. Pantomime! PANTOMIME! Are you kidding me? C'mon Janetg, honestly! Wait, what is pantomime? Theater? Hah. Wow, laughing at your own joke while typing is infinitely worse than laughing at one in real life, no? I have never really thought of it and had only one close brush when I was close to getting a play called... oh crap what was it? At any rate, a ton of actors have done it at one point. If I recall correctly Matt Damon, Josh Jackson, uhhh, some others too. Any hoo, Jason Lewis ended up getting it and that was the end of that really. The other one I read and loved was one called "The Pillow Man" and I think Jeff Goldbloom? Ended up doing that. What the hell am I answering besides giving others resumes? Ah, would I do it. Sure. It's definitely a different beast and something I'd probably crap my pants over but really, what 30 year old hasn't crapped his pants. No biggie.


2nd question was regarding whether I'd turn down a role based on the character and their unsavory views or acts, etc. I have turn down auditions on more of a regular basis than my agents/managers like for such reasons as moral, ethical, religious views. I've also done some which in retrospect I realize don't fit in with my personal views and appear quite hypocritical. I understand and have reasons, not excuses, as to those decisions and still leave room to be condemned regardless. I have done so to myself already so have at it! Wait, I forgot, you guys kinda like me. Sorry about the last outburst. Someone such as Bernardo though I'd have no problem playing. Real people are easier to play since it's based on reality and you don't have to really take into consideration exploitation as much. Obviously it would depend on how the scripted was skewed and such but I've always maintained that when telling the plight of the Jews during the War someone has to play Hitler. It all depends on what the movie is trying to say and how it intends to say that. It's definitely a case by case scenario but I will tell you this Hefner is not someone I'm not sure I have alot in common with such a man. Take from that what you will.


Third. Wolfman is great thank you. The truck has been traded for a Toyota Camry Hybrid. The filming of Samurai Girl was great. I enjoyed myself thoroughly, did the best I could (was happy with everything I saw so far) and am looking forward to playing Jake Stanton again. I'll see a rough cut within the next month and will let you know some more. But let's just say I came away much more dangerous. That's right. You heard me. Anyway, I learned a lot, had fun, got to act and made some friends. I like the project and hope ABC does as well and look forward to simply getting more comfortable and better at this whole acting thing and hope that this project is one that I'll get to do that at. The swords are aluminum. There's your little tidbit. And once you see the ep. I did everything you see except the fall.


And lastly. The show, as of right now, would shoot in Vancouver and I'd quite like that. Being cable, there are only approx. 13 ep. so that would put the family up there for 4 months of the year which isn't crazy but quite nice really and then the rest of the year would be open for other projects and golf in LA. The CSI thing is quite interesting. The farther away I get from it the more I realize it was indeed a lame ending for Dan Cooper. Perhaps because people keep pointing it out. I understood that at the time as well but when you work one day a week, one quick scene every .75 eps. You have to realize your role and what you do and just accept certain things. It's their show and they dealt with the character as they saw fit and I accepted it. It was unfortunate since it was just pulled out of left field. Cooper had never exhibited any of those characteristics in the 2 previous years that he did in just that one scene but again, I did my best and accepted the role as it was. It's the only project I've ever done that with but it seems foolish to pretend I had a bigger role and say than I actually had and thus seemed to be the right attitude. One could say I was a pushover of sorts and I wouldn't necessarily disagree and that's not something I ever like but in this case, I don't regret the decision. I did do my best and tried to make him more than just the A/V guy and feel I kind of succeeded. It's not that it keeps me up at night, but when pressed, will admit Cooper went out a little differently. I feel I had given the character enough throughout the 2 years to warrant something bigger and better, at least something that made sense with what this character had developed into, but ultimately I take away the fun times, the nice people I had a chance to work with (cast and crew) and simply the chance to work and provide for my family. In that sense I think of it as an overall positive experience.

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