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Suzy do you ever get to a chance to direct and do a storyboard for a script..You seem to be a extra producer on the set . Also do you sing or play a guitar.just curious.

Glad your armed Suzy makes it a fair fight with the Blueman.

gold wrote:Suzy how did you happen upon Blue as a producer,and also gain your experience with some mainstream parts. .Have enjoyed your willingness to try tru multi custom roles. Thanks

Hi Gold, I just read Blue's response to another question, and it looks like he answered the question about how we met. It was fate! Fate orchestrated by a fan who had very specific visions of how he wanted his custom videos to be. Blue was able to bring some of his custom ideas to life!

Ahh, Blue - the bodyguard story you mention. Yes, that bodyguard was Dean! Who did indeed fall asleep while he was supposed to be "bodyguarding" during my very first Bluestone shoot. I guess he knew there wasn't an element of danger present. Other than the possibility of the maid walking in while we were in the middle of a gory scene!

What amazes me is despite the volume level (screams, groans, death sounds), not once has the front desk ever called to check to see if we were ok!

Sultry Suzi wrote:What amazes me is despite the volume level (screams, groans, death sounds), not once has the front desk ever called to check to see if we were ok!

There were challenges though, Suzi... like the fire alarms... the floods... and all the other catastrophes along the way! It has been a fun ride though!

Blue

Bluestone wrote:Suzi, thanks for leaving that actor nameless. I wouldn't want him to feel centred out. I mean I still feel so bad that I--- er, that that nameless guy misjudged that kick. I know he didn't mean it. I'm sure that he'd much rather have just strangled you gently in that scene.

By the way, Suzi does seem to have a photographic memory, and is super with getting the scripts, as well as the overall scenario, into her mind.

A Nameless Blue Man

That nameless actor does an incredible job playing a strangle victim, during that Bluestone interview video! "OH! Don't hurt me!" Hands and legs flailing like a fish out of water!

Bluestone wrote:Suzi's very scary to work with now that she's armed.

Blue

This is true. She now demands extra bellinis with monkeys on top. Pink monkeys only. Or else.

Sultry Suzi wrote: That nameless actor does an incredible job playing a strangle victim, during that Bluestone interview video! "OH! Don't hurt me!" Hands and legs flailing like a fish out of water!

That was elder abuse plain and simple. You should be ashamed of yourself, young lady!

Blue

Bluestone wrote:

Sultry Suzi wrote:What amazes me is despite the volume level (screams, groans, death sounds), not once has the front desk ever called to check to see if we were ok!

There were challenges though, Suzi... like the fire alarms... the floods... and all the other catastrophes along the way! It has been a fun ride though!

Blue

Oh my gosh, the Great Flood of 2010! One morning, I was in my hotel room, getting ready for the Bluestone day. I flushed the toilet, and all of a sudden, it became a geyser. Not only did it immediately overflow, but it was gushing, rather it was projecting with force, like a waterfall. I tried to turn the knob to get it to stop. No dice. The water was filling the bathroom and flowing into the bedroom quickly. In a panic, I weighed my options. Do I call the front desk and risk have them see the shooting accoutrements: fake blood, tarps, guns, knives, cameras, etc etc.? Or do I call Blue? I chose the later. Thankfully, Blue had already arrived at the hotel, and he was able to come up quickly. He was able to work some plumbing magic or voodoo, and he fixed it!

Not before inches of water had flooded the entire bedroom and living room though.

We ended up shooting in Petra's room that fun filled day.....

Suzi kind of reminds me of Jenny McCarthy. I wouldn't mind seeing a remake of Jenny's death in Scream 3.

RebelYank wrote:Suzi kind of reminds me of Jenny McCarthy. I wouldn't mind seeing a remake of Jenny's death in Scream 3.

You mean, I should knock her through a door window and stab her in the back for good measure? Hmmm. I will consider it. Hey Suzi, is your disability insurance all paid up?

Blue

mikedark wrote:I'm sure I'll be here, but I'll post a few short early ones.

Suzi, who is your favorite co-star to work with?

What type of roles do you like to play? What role haven't you done that you would like to (ie. President, superheroine, soldier?)

You're most famous for your pain reactions, especially your "first hit" reactions and your death stares. Do you practice these, or do they come naturally?

Hey MikeDark, great questions! I answered this one earlier, or rather I tried to, but the post did not take. Fortunately Blue just brought it to my attention. So here goes:

Dean Paul was undoubtedly the most fun to work with, from an acting perspective. He was a complete jokester - a cut up, or class clown, if you will. He is hands down one of the funniest people I've ever met. We were always cracking up on set when Dean was around. And his accents, oh, his accents! From the GODFATHER accent to the hispanic accent to the southern accent - it was hilarious. He is an incredibly talented actor, and I learned alot from him. He has since retired from Bluestone. My favorite female actors are Tiffany, Petra, and Velvets. All 3 of us click really well, and have alot of fun on set. They're all really fun, really giving actors. And the trust is there, and that is important when you're throwing punches and knives! I really love all of the Bluestone actors though - there are seriously no "bad seeds" - no one that I do not enjoy working with. Blue knows how to pick em!

I've really gotten into target shooting this past year - rifles and shotguns - and I would love to play a role where I can utilize these skills.

In term of the pain reactions and death stares, this is definitely not something that comes naturally. I think it is a learned art. When I first started acting, I remember someone explained to me how to react to being shot. They said, "pretend as if you were hit with a sledgehammer". It is excruciating, stop you in your tracks extreme pain. As an actor, I channel the way I feel if I were to experience extreme pain, and project that onto the character I'm playing. In terms of the death stares, I just try to go blank and zone out. It's almost like an out of body experience. I'm zoned out, but I'm still aware enough to hear Blue's direction!

Thank you Rebel Yank! :-)

RebelYank wrote:Suzi kind of reminds me of Jenny McCarthy. I wouldn't mind seeing a remake of Jenny's death in Scream 3.

Thank you all for having me here tonight! I need to head out, but thank you so much for your great questions and enthusiasm! If you have any more questions, feel free to post, and Blue will forward to me and I will answer.

Have a wonderful holiday everyone! Keep on screamin'!