Exclusive Interview: Kim Coates Talks ‘Double Down South,’ Immersing Himself into the Role, and More
Kim Coates, a dynamic storyteller, is best known for his transformative and layered performances in projects including Sons of Anarchy, Bad Blood, Godless, and Goon. His latest role finds Kim stepping into the shoes of a former keno player and current plantation owner in the critically acclaimed thriller Double Down South. Double Down South penned by the Oscar-winning writer Tom Schulman. Immersed in the perilous realm of illegal keno pool gambling, Diana (played by Lili Simmons), a sharp and resilient newcomer, skillfully captivates keno-veteran Nick (Kim Coates), convincing him to
Brian J. Smith, known for his versatile performances in projects like Sense8, Stargate Universe, The Matrix Resurrections, and Class of ’09, is now making waves as a director. His film A House Is Not A Disco is set to make its world premiere at SXSW, showcasing his talent behind the camera alongside his captivating storytelling on screen. The compelling film documents a year-in-the-life in the world’s most iconic “homo-normative” community: Fire Island Pines. Situated fifty miles from New York City, this storied queer beach town finds itself in the midst
Singer-songwriter Brynn Cartelli has solidified her place as a defining voice of her generation. With her compelling lyricism and undeniable vocal talent, Brynn effortlessly crafts vivid imagery through her words, drawing from personal experiences that resonate universally with listeners. In her debut album, Out of the Blue, Brynn takes listeners on her journey from Massachusetts to New York during a pivotal time in her life. Through her music, she delves into the complexities of relationships, leaving home, and self-discovery. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak With Brynn about the