As a young man, Dylan Playfair left it all on the ice. But he knew there would come a time when he would hang up his skates and make the transition to his other passion in life: acting. That transition played a helpful hand as Dylan stepped into his latest role as Dean Hunter in Odd Man Rush. Based on the true story of hockey player Bill Keenan’s time in the European minor leagues, Odd Man Rush tells the inspiring story of what keeps these players motivated, even after their
Marco Martinez is quickly making a name for himself for the dynamic character he’s brought to life on the stage and screen. The former veteran has wowed audiences in productions and projects including West Side Story, Castle, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and Bosch. Pop Culturalist caught up with this rising talent to chat about his career. PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts? Marco: It started at a young age. I was always drawn to the arts. I would watch Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. on television
Award-winning actor, filmmaker, and philanthropist Dylan Duff became an artist to bring awareness to the causes and issues he’s most passionate about. He believes there’s no better medium to do that than through art, and he makes it a point that every project he works on has a message. Pop Culturalist caught up with this talented sixteen-year-old to learn more about his career, his new short Perspective, and founding his own company. Career PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts? Dylan: When I was little, I used
Jack Mulhern became a household name as one of the breakout stars of Netflix’s The Society. He enthralled audiences with his vulnerable and sensitive performance as Grizz in the sci-fi mystery drama that follows a group of high school students who are forced to form their own society after everyone in the world vanishes. This September, he brings that same charisma as he makes the leap from the small to silver screen in his first feature film, Odd Man Rush. Based on a true story, Odd Man Rush follows a