Looking to get in touch with…

G. Conley on April 17th, 2008

I know that some industry folk read my website, so I figure I may as well give this a try.

I’ve largely relied on my research skills and various connections to track people down that worked with PM, but there are a few that have managed to elude me.

Judy Yonemoto - A longtime makeup artist and hair stylist for PM from about 1987 - 1995. She has since gone onto bigger and better things, having worked on the entire run of “Malcolm in the Middle” and, since that shows cancelation, “Weeds.”

Wings Hauser - The great actor who directed three movies for PM — Art of Dying, Living to Die, and Coldfire. I sent an e-mail out to the address listed on his IMDb ‘Contact’ page, but I have no idea if it is real or not.

C. Thomas Howell - A longshot, but why not try? Howell directed and starred in Pure Danger for the company, and according to a source had a difficult time as a result of the largely comedic script being cut to emphasize the action element of the film. He also acted in a few other movies.

Jacobsen Hart - A writer responsible for many PM movies in the mid-90s.

George Shamieh - PM Entertainment’s Head of International Sales for many years as well a partner in the company from around 1991 until the end of the company. George is now the CEO of American Cinema International. I’m sending him an e-mail tonight but if any readers know him personally it would be a big help if you shot him an e-mail as well.

2 Responses to “Looking to get in touch with…”

  1. Here’s a kinda related news about PM Entertainment.

    Apparently Joseph Merhi’s last directed movie (after a 10-year hiatus) will see the light of the sun as a direct-to-dvd exclusive to be released fall 2008 by MGM.

  2. I was at PM off and on from around 96 to whenever it closed. ? 1999 or 2000 somewhere in there. I edited movies Executive Target, Extramarital, and several others including the Master P’s Hot Boyz.

    Feel free to e-mail me about PM. It was a fun place to work.

    Best,
    John

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