Jason Behr - Frost #2: The only playboy we'd happily oblige! - Page 7

**Hell on Heels** · 01-18-2008, 09:54 AM

I cannot wait!

**Dreamer 4 Ever** · 01-18-2008, 11:59 AM

Thanks Mir Oh my, your icon makes me wanna

Of course I will be texting my co-mod with updates tomorrow

The show isn't until 8:30 p.m. so just be warned

**Crystaline** · 01-18-2008, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Dreamer 4 Ever (View Post)

Of course I will be texting my co-mod with updates tomorrow

The show isn't until 8:30 p.m. so just be warned

Text me any time of the day for anything newsworthy! I don't care if it's 3 in the AM. I'll be up. Hopefully.

**Roswell 10/2/00** · 01-18-2008, 11:02 PM

More FROST News updated on Thomas blog Jan 18,2008

Slamdance Film Festival 2008 Presents : Frost

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Greetings From Park City
by: FROST

We are here at Slamdance and having an awesome time. Big thanks to Sarah Diamond and the whole Slamdance staff for making us feel so welcome. We're honored to be in the company of these filmmakers and their films. We've met so many great people and have been handing out FROST shirts and buttons--including the infamous "I ****ed Frost" button.

Mike "Scotch Evans" Landry has truly found his element here. He reminds of a young Bill Clinton, working every room, restaurant, bar, coffee shop line, street corner and photo shoot we find ourselves at. He likes to introduce himself (jokingly, we think) as an "emerging star"...though he might actually be right. We will have more conclusive evidence when he emerges from the free facial he sweet-talked himself into at breakfast this morning.

We premiere tomorrow night at 8:30 p.m. at the Treasure Mountain Inn.

Hope to see you there.

--thomas

**Crystaline** · 01-18-2008, 11:16 PM

Thanks Erin! Still nothing on if Jason will be there or not.

Btw, I so want an "I ****ed Frost" button.

**Roswell 10/2/00** · 01-18-2008, 11:35 PM

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Thanks Erin! Still nothing on if Jason will be there or not.

He might be being Michael who was in the cast is there according to the Blog. Keeping my fingers crossed!

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Btw, I so want an "I ****ed Frost" button.

OMG me too

Honey-Girl · 01-19-2008, 01:55 AM

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OMG me too

Me three

tijuana_lady · 01-19-2008, 02:33 AM

I want that button too!!

**Roswell 10/2/00** · 01-19-2008, 07:37 AM

OK this has been long over due but here is my account of being an extra on the set of FROST! Enjoy!

Please note I kepted it as spolier free as possible because I want you all to see the movie!

As the saying goes "nothing venture nothing gained" and that is what happened to me on May 8,2007 when I was an Extra in Jason Behr's new movie FROST and got to meet Jason Behr.

I arrived at the Lotus Club at 8 O'clock in the morning. I had applied to be an extra but I never heard back. So I had the address of the location that they were filming at. So I thought what's the worse they could say to me no. But at least I could say I tried. So I got up early on Tuesday morning and headed to the Lotus Club that is located in the Meat Packing District of NYC on 409 W 14th St. As it turns out they were more then grateful I showed up being it was a Tuesday and they were in desperate need for extras.

When I arrived at the Lotus Club I was brought up to the second floor balcony where there were a bunch of other extras sitting there as well. Julia from wardrobe came and looked at our clothing to make sure it was right for the club scene that we were doing. Once we were approved we then could go to the lower level and could then go and change. I wore my black paints and a red oriental dress top.

After that we stayed on the lower level. There were huge wrap black around couches with tables in the middle. The Lotus club reminded me of a retro club from the 70's but with an oriental feel to it. There were a lot of pin wood on the walls and dark wooden tables and chairs along with dark black couches. The crew was telling us that we had to be out and done by 5:30 being the club is a restaurant at night and turns into a club later in the night. I found out later on that the director of FROST Steve Clark had a friend who was friends with the owner of Club Lotus so that is how they got permission to film there.

At that point I had seen non of the cast for FROST or even Jason. However I did notice that up on the second floor balcony there was a separate holding room down the hallway and off to the left hand side for the cast. The PA Tod told us that he would call us when they needed us for a scene. They were mostly shooting the scenes for that day in the basement part of the Club.

After a good while around 10:30 Tod came up and told us how they were ready for us.We went down the stairs leading to the lower basement level. The basement level had pine wood in the shape of squares on the walls. There was a bar by the main entrance on one side and two huge black wrap around couches in the middle of the room.

Across from the couches were two small out coves in where they had small booths inside with white couches and framed by mirrors on the walls. They also had a very small room off to the side where there was a huge wall to wall black couch that the crew was using as a holding room for their equipment.

At first I did see Jason being they had a bunch of extras mostly woman sitting on the couches and on top of the couch pillows. But then I spotted him. He was smiling and was dress in a light blue button down shirt and jeans and was talking to the director and to his fellow costars. TV or the movies do not give him justice. He is about ten times more gorgeous in person! Wow!

At first they made us sit down on the couch next to them while they got ready for set up the scene. I over heard Jason and his fellow costar Lucy Gordon who plays Kate in the movie discussing their wardrobe. At one point Lucy said" So what shoe size are you an 8?" Jason looked at her with a you got to be kidding me look and laughed and said "An 8 oh come on" Then they both started cracking up.

After a few minutes the director said they were ready to start. He asked a few of the extras to sit on the couch by and near Jason. Me and a few other extras were asked to stay on one side of the room being we were going to be walkers. Basically we were to walk from one side of the room to the other when the director or PA pointed to us during the scene. It was hard to do being it was such a small space and there were to large cameras. So the director asked us to zigzag in front of both the camera when we were walking. It was pretty funny.

The scene we had was where one of Jack Frost played by Jason Behr friend Scotch played by Mike Landry gets into a confutation and causes a scene at the bar while Kate played by Lucy Gordon is at the club with Jack and his friends.

After that there was a pretty funny scene in which Jason's character and another girl switch shirts. Don't get too excited Jason had an undershirt under his blue button down shirt but it wasn't bad seeing him take his shirt off anyway. However the shirt he wears is priceless I was dying when he was walking around in between takes being the shirt said something along the lines of "I'd **** you for practice".

We did this scene a few times. Finally during one of the takes the director asked me if I could walk and then sit on the couch. I was so happy being I was sitting directly across from Jason and Lucy. It was really exciting. The director also asked for some people who were sitting on the couch to get up and look like they were leaving to do dance and walk around. When we were sitting on the couch we all had to look like we were chatting up a storm and having a great time.

We had to look like we were clubbers who would go out every night to the same club all the time and be familiar with the scene and everyone there. However it was funny we could clink glasses or talk we had to pantomime aka fake talking where no sound comes out of your mouth but you look like you are speaking.

However at one point we did a sound bit. It was cool someone from the crew came over with a huge over head mic that looks like a huge big puff ball and we all could talk and laugh and clink the glasses then to sound like we were having an amazing time at the club. They said how they were going to use it for the movie.

After the sound bit we then took a break.

It was interesting to see Jason on set. He looked like a kid in a candy store. I never saw someone smiling so much or so happy. Yet he is very focused and despite all of the fooling around had having a good time. Jason also knows when to be serious as well. I noticed how Jason he had his own copy of the script in his back pocket and would refer to it in between takes. It was scribbled with tons of notes on it. He would always be looking it over and asking the director questions and seeing what would work better in the scene or what scene they were shooting next. It was amazing to watch how professional and respectful he is on set. He was constantly observing and taking everything thing in on set. It was fractionating to watch.

After a while we broke for lunch. The extras had lunch up on the second floor balcony while the actors and crew had lunch on the main floor.

After lunch we headed back down stairs to do another scene. The scene was that we were all crowed around the bar asking the bar tender for drinks and dancing while Scotch played by Mike Landry talked to some friends. The scene didn't take too long to film.

After that we did the same original scene as before of when Jack Frost played by Jason Behr friend Scotch played by Mike Landry gets into a confutation and causes a scene at the bar while Kate played by Lucy Gordon is at the club with Jack and his friends but it was shot from a different angel. I was in one of the small booth for the scene. It was interesting to see the scene from a different angel.

The liming of the scene didn't last too long. We then took another break and went up stairs. I had to say the crew couldn't have been nicer. Tod the PA was always asking us if we needed anything like water or soda or food. It was really nice of him. After a while the said that they needed us again. So we all went down stairs. By this point they were up to the martini shot other wise know as the last shot for the day.

Jason and Mike we sit on one of the large couches surrounded by girls for the final shot. Some of us extras sat on the couch next to them for the scene. The scene was how Scotch played by Mike Landry was hitting on some ladies. It was a pretty funny scene.

After that the director said that he wanted some of us to move off the other couch being he didn't like how it looked. He told the rest of us that we were free to go or to stick around. I stayed and watched in the corner along with the cast and crew and helped clean up a little bit. I found the whole process so interesting to watch them film and to see what goes on when filming a scene.

After wards they said we were free to go and we actually finished a head of schedule and were out of the club by 5 being they opened the club up for dinner at 6. So we went up stairs and went out side to sign the wavers and to get our money for the day. They also took an individual photo of each one of us which was nice. It was wonderful to see how well organized they were.

I noticed how there was only one door to exit the club and how some of the cast were leaving from that door. So I thought to myself ok here is my chance to meet Jason. So I went inside and waited in the hallway. I was right by the stair case where the holding room was for the actors on the second floor. So I saw some of the crew gathering up their things and I waited.

I actually was very lucky to have met Jason Behr being he was the last cast member to leave for the day being the main door was the only door you could leave from so I waited inside to make sure I would catch him being I saw the cast of FROST leaving from that door.

I ran into Jason's Female co-star Lucy Gordon who plays a reporter in the movie and told her how I thought she did an amazing job and thanked her for letting me be apart of this movie. She was very sweet and very touched by my compliment.

Then after that I saw Jason coming down the stairs being the holding room for the cast was on the second floor.So you had to come down the stairs and then walk out the main door to leave the building.

I was the only one who knew who Jason was. He was talking to one of the crew members near the doorway and was all packed up and ready to leave for the day. So after he was done talking I was like ok here is my chance it is now or never so I went up to him how I was able to have the guts to walk up and start talking to him was beyond me let alone form a sentence.

So I walked up to him and said Hi Jason I have been a fan of your for a long time and I told him how I thought he did a great job during filming and I loved him in his other independent film Shooting Livien that was filmed in NYC in 2003 and he put so much time and hard work into making it.

He was so touched his eyes lit up and he was like "thank you so much." It was kind of funny being where he was standing in the door way the sun was shinning in so it looked like he was glowing and had a halo around him.

He then turned to me and looked me in the eye damn those eyes I thought I was going to melt right then and there and asked me what my name was and I told him Erin and then he shook hands with me and said "Hi I'm Jason nice to meet you." I then asked if we could take a photo and he said sure. So the crew member took it for us. he then gave my shoulder a squeeze and after that By this point I think I was starting to get tong tied but I managed to get my point across and I told him how great it was to meet him and I thanked him for the opportunity for being in his movie. And he said oh thank you nice meeting you and then left for the day.

It was wonderful being it was just the two of us which was nice because outside was crazy between the crew packing up and the extras signing release forms and getting there money for the day and the cast leaving and saying there goodbyes.

Plus I didn't want to cause a scene being no one knew who Jason was and I wanted to be as professional as possible so that is why I waited inside. To be honest with you I think he was so touched that someone remembered him and knew who he was.

Over all it was wonderful meeting him. Jason is a wonderful man very kind and endearing. He has a wonderful heart and a good soul that one! I wish him nothing but the best in life! He is really one of a kind! Oh and he is even more gorgeous in person! It was an honor and a dream come true to finally meet him.

Afterwards I lost all sense of direction I had what is called the Behr effect

met up with some friends at the local Starbucks and then we went out to dinner complete with champagne at a nearby restaurant called The Old Homestead to celebrate me being an extra and having met Jason. Over all it was a wonderful and magical day!

Never in a million years did I think I would meet Jason Behr an actor who I have loved and admired for years! It was a dream come true and will be a day I will never forget!

Love,
Erin

Me with the one and only Jason Behr!

Club Lotus in NYC where we filmed our scenes for the movie FROST.

Doorway that I met Jason Behr in

Me with my fellow FROST Extra's

In Honor of Jackie aka LTL who met Jason when she was an extra in Jason Behr's movie Shooting Livien in 2003 in NYC "It's NOT a dream it's not a dream"

The best 50 buck I ever got! But meeting and spending the day with Jason Behr priceless

Honey-Girl · 01-19-2008, 10:30 AM

Thanks for the encounter.

The guys wore the t-shirts and some buttons!

MyrnaLynne · 01-19-2008, 10:31 AM

Thanks Erin for your great story! Jason is just so nice, so professional, so good at what he does (so gorgeous) - totally understand your brain melting after direct contact with him!

He is a very special person! Thanks for sharing, I'm so glad you were there and got to be part of the movie!

And LOL about the size 8 shoes - he's really skinny but I think he has a pretty good-sized 'behr paw' ;p

Hoodie · 01-19-2008, 11:17 AM

I'm so glad to read that again, Erin! Congratulations to you for having the guts to go there by yourself and get in to be an extra! And to top it off, go up to Jason and introduce yourself. Bravo for you! And I enjoyed reading your story! Thanks for sharing it!

And I would've loved to have your chutzpah! Good for you for going for the moment!

Thanks for all the articles and new pics, everyone! I'm anticipating hearing what Jen has to say about the movie and her Slamdance experience. The movie opens today!

**Crystaline** · 01-19-2008, 06:25 PM

I'd be too chicken to go up to Jason and introduce myself. If I wasn't with fantastic company, I'd have never met Jason at all.

VeronicB · 01-20-2008, 04:39 AM

Hey all!
I was hoping for some news since I won't be near the computer for a while... not yet ha?

Ok... I'll just keep waiting.

Crystal, where's that ani you have from? He looks so sweet in it!

Hoodie · 01-20-2008, 01:47 PM

I wonder if Jason didn't attend the Slamdance Festival so maybe there isn't much to report? I found the "Frost" movie portrait session on wireimage and there aren't any Jason pics. Awww! Too bad!

Well, at least I hope Jen enjoyed the movie!

WireImage: Listings