November 22, 2009 in Features

Marlowe lands mobster role in locally filmed ‘Big Bang’

Jim Kershner The Spokesman-Review
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The Smothers Brothers, Tom, left, and Dick will perform in Spokane on Jan. 30.
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The Spokane-filmed Antonio Banderas movie, “The Big Bang,” doesn’t just have Hollywood names (Sam Elliott), rap stars (Snoop Dogg) and up-and-coming Brits (Sienna Guillory).

It also has some local talent in the cast. In fact, Spotlight has just learned that one of Spokane’s favorite actors, William Marlowe, is playing a Russian mobster named something like Mr. Skinny Fedyedev.

Mr. Skinny meets a particularly sticky end in the movie. He dies covered with hot steaming borscht.

Da. That’s right. You might say the guy gets beet to death.

Roaming the earth?

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