General Hospital
Michael Easton and Trevor St. John Talk About Mutual Admiration, Collaboration & Hopes For Their Short Film, ULTRAVIOLENT!

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This past Wednesday night, former General Hospital and One Life to Live star Michael Easton’s short film Ultraviolent starring his best friend and OLTL castmate Trevor St. John was screened during the LA Short Fest.
The international festival showcased some of the most talented filmmaker’s works from around the globe, and some of whose short films will be eligible for Academy Award competition. Easton who wrote, directed, and produced Ultraviolent, chose none other than St. John to play the lead in the short film based upon the life of avant-garde film director Donald Cammell. In the film as in his real life, Cammell shoots himself in the head putting an end to a lifelong obsession with art, insanity, and death. All the more impressive is that Ultraviolent was shot over a two night period, and yet Easton was able to come out with this true piece of cinematic art.
Ultraviolent is all St. John commanding the screen in an incredible performance that left audience members breathless. His acting talents were on display against the visual imaginary, editing, and creative storytelling under the direction of Easton. On-Air On-Soaps caught up with Michael and Trevor immediately following the L.A. screening to get their thoughts on: collaborating on the project, how they chose to portray the life of the eccentric and troubled Cammell in their short film, shooting on such tight time constraints to get the desired effect, and their hopes for the future life of Ultraviolent.

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When discussing working together, St. John said of his best bud: “Oh, it was wonderful. Michael is the guy you want to work with. He knows the good stuff when he sees it. He lets you play. He is open to change, but he also knows what he wants. Michael has that perfect combination. He has vision, but he is also free enough to let things transpire in ways he didn’t predict. I will say, Michael is a brilliant man. He is a brilliant director and writer, and he has a big career ahead of him. This is his wheelhouse, and he should be doing this. “
Easton said of St. John’s performance: “Trevor is mind-blowingly good. I picked the right actor! I don’t think Trevor really knows how good he is. That is one of the nice qualities about Trevor. I like that. You never want to hire an actor who knows how good they are. (Laughs) He was magic in this movie, and there was a bit of magic while we were shooting it. We were up there in this isolated house in the Hollywood Hills with the sights and sounds and the city below us, and using that. The character is constantly looking out at this city that has rejected you, and having to face this every night, and yet still you face it. One of the most amazing things for me when I watch Trevor’s performance is at one point; you think there are two people in the room, or at least I did. A lot of credit for that goes to Don Hamilton our cinematographer. I tried to edit it to look as if it were two people talking, instead of one person.”

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As for how Ultraviolent came to the screen, Trevor related it didn’t happen overnight: “Michael was working on a script for awhile. I would look at the script to tell him what I thought, but this film is something the two of us have been thinking about for a long time. Michael created this structure, because it could be a much bigger story.” Michael added Trevor’s involvement was very important to the project: “Trevor and I had talked about the script. I had the advantage of being able to craft the script for him. We talked about it for months before we started shooting. But on the night we shot, it was basically Trevor’s stage. He was free to do whatever he wanted. There was no right take. There were just takes. I would say to him, ‘That’s great. Let’s do it again. Now, do it as if it’s the funniest story you ever told.’ Then, Trevor would go there. Then I would say, ‘Now, it’s the saddest story you ever told. Now it’s the most inspiring story you have ever told. Now you are talking to your father, and now you are talking to your son, and now you are talking to yourself.’ Trevor would then deliver all of that.”

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In Ultraviolent, Trevor sounds a bit like Rolling Stones lead singer and pop icon Mick Jagger, who is actually very important to the back-story of Cammell. St. John even emulates some of Jagger’s moves in a key scene. Easton agreed: “Yeah, Trevor kind of did the Mick Jagger strut! It’s interesting. If you haven’t’ seen the film Performance that Donald Cammell directed, Mick Jagger is the star of it, and he’s amazing in it. That is why in Ultraviolent we had the posters in the background of Mick, and stuff like that as a reference.” Trevor concurred on his accent in the film: “It was kind of Mick Jagger-ish, because Donald was a bit on the upper-to middle class side. So that is what I chose. I wasn’t doing cockney.”
As to if this is just a stepping-stone in order to do a full-length feature on the life of Donald Cammell, Easton said: “We have a larger story about Donald Cammell, and getting to tell that would be the goal. And it’s not this story, per se. This film is just a little appetizer of what his life was like. I think it’s very relatable to anybody who has strived to do something, and is more talented and able to do it better than others, and doesn’t get recognized for it, and lives a very frustrating life.” Trevor added that he would jump at the chance to play the eccentric filmmaker again exclaiming: “Oh, yeah! I would love to play Donald! It would be amazing. I had a blast doing this role.”

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In one of the most horrific and heartbreaking scenes during the film shortly after recalling his young son, Cammell shoots himself in the head. Trevor said his wife had an emotional reaction to the scene: “She had a hard time watching Donald killing himself. She also had a hard time watching our son. That was actually my son Aidan in the film, as well.” Easton added about the film’s very dark turn and how Cammell took his own life: “No one is quite clear on exactly what happened. He did shoot himself in his home and these are the stories that came out of it. He wrote that he studied at CIT with a neurologist about different ways you can live after shooting yourself, and the heightened consciousness of it, and all those variations of it, and heavy detailed subjects. Trevor and I talked about it. We thought no matter where you were, or how detached you were, that one of the thoughts you would have is about your son – even if you were, as he was, very disassociated from his son having never seen him in 20 or 30 years at this point. But that may be the moment it all comes back to you in the last moments of your life. No matter what the value you placed on being successful as a writer, director, or in Hollywood, in general. The film strikes people in difference ways, and loneliness is a very dangerous thing for most people. It was a heavy subject. But, it was a something we thought we would try to bring something to, and shed light on.”

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Having played Victor Lord Jr. on One Life and countless motion picture and television roles, Trevor said he certainly does gravitate to a certain kind of role: “They don’t need to be dark, but screwed up. It could also be a light-hearted character who doesn’t understand what he is doing. I kind of like playing anyone who is kind of messed up. ” And speaking of roles, St. John is about to be seen in the brand new series Containment for the CW come mid television season, “I don’t know the premiere date, but shooting in Atlanta had been a ball. We have a great cast, great directors, and a great executive producer in Julie Plec. I do play an investigative reporter/blogger, and it is such an intriguing story.”
As to the opportunity to display their talents at the festival and this film that they are most proud of, Trevor related: “I think it is a great avenue for filmmakers and actors who feel they need to do something and get their stuff out there. That is kind of where Michael and I were. We were saying, ‘Why are we waiting around to make something? Yes, we can’t make a feature, but we can make something. So, let’s do something. Who knows what that will generate?'”

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Michael added: “We are overwhelmed. This is only our second festival. When you hear about the thousands of films that are submitted for this from 30 something counties, we feel so fortunate. We saw some really good films here. When I see those I go, ‘Wow! We should have really made more of an effort!’ (Laughs) I watched the credits go by on these films and there were like 200 people in them. I go, ‘Wow, well we only have six!'” (Laughs)
Fans can view the trailer for Ultraviolent below! Then let us know, would you like to see the short made into a full length motion picture? What did you think of these two talented gents comments about each other, and the emotionally riveting short film? Does the trailer and Michael and Trevor’s thoughts on their collaboration make you want to see more from the former stars of OLTL? Share your thoughts in the comment section below!
(NEW) "Ultraviolent" Trailer
Posted by Michael Easton on Sunday, September 13, 2015
General Hospital
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Nina Stabs Brennan with Drew’s Meds During His Brawl with Valentin
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) was all over the place and frantic on the Friday, May 8 cliffhanger of General Hospital leading to disastrous consequences, plus Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) learns from intel from Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) that Rocco is the culprit who shot Cullum, and Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Ethan (Nathan Parsons) catch Ric (Rick Hearst) and Ava (Maura West) seemingly scheming over a big payday.
Here’s what went down: in the major turning point, Nina is once again unable to inject Drew (Cameron Mathison) for the second time with the syringe Willow gave her to keep Drew in his locked-in state. She starts rambling in Drew’s room on how she doesn’t want to be doing this, and for him to not stare at her. Suddenly the front door rings, and she puts down the syringe, while Drew looks on.
Once she gets to the door, it’s Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna), who Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) forced her to invite over. Nina hides the syringe and places it under a toy truck on the bookcase. When Jack entered, he questioned her as to why he is here, assuming it’s news about Valentin. Jack reminds Nina she should be concerned about their arrangement, not the one he has with Willow.

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NEEDLE POINT
Now, Nina is becoming more hysterical as she needs an update from him on the evidence she wants to use against Drew. However, Jack does not give her any details or prognosis. He also adds that his boss is on him, and until Cullum lets up, she and Willow need to be patient. With nothing to hold over Drew she could use, Nina wants to get Jack out of the house before Valentin arrived, but it’s too late. Valentin confronts his nemesis with gun drawn.
As Valentin holds both Nina and Jack at gunpoint, he came at her for double-crossing him, and Jack realized Nina lured him into this trap! Valentin demands to know where Jack sent Josslyn, but Jack says he has no idea what he is talking about!
Next, the two go at it for control of the gun, while Nina is screaming for them to stop. Meanwhile, Drew can hear the whole thing down the hall. Panicked once again, Nina grabs the syringe to seemingly jab Valentin, but the men switched places as they fought, and Jack got the syringe-full of Drew’s meds instead.

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MY SON THE SHOOTER
Elizabeth comes to see Dante and they walk through who could have been on the pier the night Cullum was shot. It is then she admits that when Rocco was brought into GH for what he and Lulu claimed was a knife cut, she knew then, the hand injury looked like a slide bite from shooting a gun. Suddenly, the pieces all come together for Dante and why Jason would take the fall for his son, because he is Sonny’s grandson and Danny’s brother. Dante also figures out that Britt and Lulu have known the truth and kept it from him. He is rocked to the core.
Speaking of Rocco, Lulu (Alexa Havins) is now seeing the other more menacing side of the man she believes is Nathan West. However, his twin, Cassius Faison (Ryan Paevey) is firmly telling Lulu they have to get Rocco out of town to keep him safe now that Cullum is getting out of the hospital, but she takes his demands badly. Lulu tells Cassius he has no right to tell her what to do with her child. Could you see Lulu ending up just like Josslyn? Kidnapped under Wyndemere? Stay tuned.

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BROTHERLY BETRAYAL?
Sonny is spiraling over his distrust for his brother Ric, especially after Ethan reported to him what he saw between Ric and Ava. Now at Ava’s gallery, Ric finishes his business with a mysterious seller. Next, he hands over a hefty commission to Ava at the moment Sonny and Ethan arrive. Sonny aims a gun at his brother, accusing him of betraying him and Ric looks stunned. We fade to black.
So, what do you think will happen now to Brennan? Will Willow and Nina have to keep drugging him too? If Drew missed his dose, will he come out of his locked-in state and start to have some motion in his arms or legs and make some sort of escape? Do you think Sonny is truly being double-crossed by Ric? And, what did you think of when Dante realized that Rocco shot Cullum and who is the person Jason took the fall for her? Weigh-in via the comment section, but first check out these key moments from today’s GH below.
General Hospital
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Josslyn Learns She’s Been Kidnapped by Cassius Faison
Now it’s sink or swim time for WSB agent Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy)! Can the skills she learned training under Agent Vaughn and being lured into the world of being a spy by Brennan, help her survive being locked up in the same room Anna Devane was? That is the latest wrinkle to her reality that kicked off on the Thursday, May 7 episode of General Hospital.
In story, after having a knockdown drag out fight with “Nathan,” eventually Josslyn is left unconscious and wakes up in the same room that Pascal and company had tormented Anna in for weeks. When she comes to, Josslyn is in a panic and does her best by breaking a hanger, (there are nice clothes left for her on clothing rack, and some snacks) and attempting to unlock the door to her freedom.
Enter, the ominous Cassius (Ryan Paevey). Believing he was still “Nathan” who has developed some sort of psychotic mental break, she pleads with him to let her help him. It’s at that moment, Agent Jacks gets an earful. Cassius reveals he is Nathan’s twin, Cassius Faison.

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THE BIRTH OF CASSIUS
Josslyn tries to figure out how Liesl would not know she gave birth to twins. Cassius tells her Liesl believed he’d died at birth. It was his father, Cesar, who arranged the entire thing when he was born.
Next, Josslyn wondered how Nathan’s body could be gone from his grave, if he wasn’t still alive. Cassius shared he arranged to have Nathan’s body removed, and then hacked the PCPD database to replace Nathan’s fingerprints with his own. He gloats that no one would suspect him, since he is known as the good-guy cop at the PCPD.
Then, in a real kicker to Josslyn, she leans that Britt is the one who told Cassius she was a WSB agent, and then the lightbulb went off that Britt and Cassius are working alongside Sidwell and Cullum. Insisting he and his sister wanted out from under Sidwell and Cullum, and that he doesn’t want to have to kill Josslyn, Cassius warns her that her best shot at surviving is to do as he tells her and not cause trouble.
NO ONE WOULD SUSPECT
Josslyn says people will come looking her for, but in a smug manner, Cassius says nobody will ever suspect that “Nathan” would have anything to do with her disappearing. As she pleads, he walks out and locks her back in the room and regains his composure before he leaves.
Eden McCoy spoke with Soap Opera Digest about Josslyn’s shocking new predicament and shared, “I think Josslyn’s whole journey here is walking the line between being really vulnerable and really, really scared in this situation, but not being able to show that because it’s her job not to react that way. She’s trapped, she’s been kidnapped by a stranger and now she has to work overtime not to give in to her instinct to be scared. Instead, she’s got to incorporate her new training (as an agent).”
So, who will find Josslyn? What will happen when she comes face to face with Pascal again? Are they leaving just enough room for Cassius to come out of this without being a total “bad guy,” so when this storyline ends, it keeps Ryan Paevey on the canvas? Weigh-in via the comment section. In case you missed it, watch the moments below where Josslyn learns her captor is Cassius Faison!
General Hospital
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Ethan Burns Delilah’s Photo with a Promise in Touching Turn from Nathan Dean
General Hospital fans were reminded on the Wednesday, May 6 episode of the ABC daytime drama, just why Nathan Dean’s Ethan Lovett always had a special place in our hearts. After all, not only was he the son of the iconic Luke Spencer and Holly Sutton, but Ethan was always the guy who was great at running a con, but with a heart of gold. It was on full display in key scenes that locked Ethan back into a major storyline since Dean’s return.
Here’s what went down in the pick-up: Ethan is chatting with Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) and Chase (Josh Swickard) after having met baby Phoebe. The couple explain what happened to the woman they found needing medical attention, Delilah. Brook Lynn goes to explain how they tried to track down Phoebe’s family, but it proved fruitless, and now after becoming Phoebe’s foster parents, they have hopes to adopt her.
When Brook Lynn revealed how they found the unconscious Delilah, a devastated Ethan, who is trying not to let on he has any tie to the woman, asks if she had been attacked. Chase said she had no identification in her purse, but he couldn’t shake the feeling that she was hiding something.

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WHAT HAPPENED TO DELILAH?
As Ethan subtlety tried to nudge Chase for more intel, he reveals that the PCPD found Delilah’s luggage, and it was full of high-end clothes and a list of art galleries, but her fingerprints did not show up on any database. Chase is convinced that Delilah was covering her tracks.
Poor Ethan is gut-wrenched as he looks at baby Phoebe, after hearing how Delilah’s life ended, and when Brook Lynn and Chase talk about how thrilled that baby Phoebe just dropped into their lives, considering they were considering adoption anyways. Ethan says, while struggling to hold back tears, that it’s very clear how much Brook Lynn and Chase love Phoebe. Later, after Ethan left, Brook Lynn tells Chase she is scared that the state will take Phoebe away from them. Chase assures her that won’t happen.

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TEARS AND A VOW
Then, in the heartbreaking conclusion of the episode, an emotional Ethan heads back to the pier. In tears, he pulls a photo of Delilah out of his pocket. He cries that she should have been there for her and he apologizes, crying that his hope was for her to be safe in Port Charles.
Ethan tells Delilah that he’d seen the baby, and she is beautiful. Next, Ethan takes out his lighter, and sets fire to Delilah’s photograph promising her that he’d keep their secret to himself and no one would ever have to know.
So, what do you think the connection is between Ethan and Delilah? Was she working with him on a con? Were they at one time lovers and she had his child? Are they related? What did you think of the performance of Nathan Dean in the emotional scenes? Let us know in the comment section, but first, you can watch it again below and then weigh-in.
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I’m really hoping to catch a screening of Ultraviolent and would absolutely love to see it made into a full length motion picture. The trailer was amazing. I am looking forward to anything these two extremely talented men create.
Totally agree! Miss OLTL but over it. They are two excellent actors/producers on their own 🙂
I’m a huge fan of both men. I can’t wait to see this film and will continue to follow both men’s careers.
I would love to see more! It looks and sounds commanding and emotional.
God, I have to see this, give me details on how I can!!!!!
PLEASE
Need to see a full length movie after that teaser!!!! Please???
I hope this gets screened in New England.
This week a friend asked on FB what song would you do in lip sync battle. I posted a clip YouTube clip, Memo From Turner from the movie Performance!! To see ME & TSJ referencing the same movie, that I hadn’t thought of in years….
Nobody plays messed up better than Trevor. I wish Michael great success with this short. I’m sure he has a future in this, his “wheelhouse”.
Wow about the trailer was awesome I wish I was there and the screening because know it was amazing. I think I would really enjoy it.
Two extremely talented guys. Really looking forward to seeing the film. I’m sure there is much more to come from both of them. Thanks for the interview Mr. Fairman. 🙂
Trevor St. John is an amazing actor. I fell in love with his work during his time on OLTL. He can play so many diverse layers of a character. I’ve only known Michael Easton’s work as an actor and love him too. I’m very excited to see another avenue of his creativity.
The trailer is riveting. I definitely want to see Ultraviolent.
So happy for Trevor. He is such a talented actor. I wish him all the best.
Oh wow. How I love Trevor St. John! I would love to see this.
Me as well. Trevor is the real Todd Manning.
Great piece! These two gents are true talents and I am happy to know that greener pastures await them. They both deserve it.
Michael has the artistic deep dark in him sorata like Stephen King kind of mind..
I have read his writings and they are spellbinding.
Trevor is a great actor in many directions he and Michael make an awesome team..
I see success ahead for both..
Looks like a great film .please give more information on this , like a date and time to start with .. Love how they used the name of the Club from One life to live
Love how they used the Club name from One life to live.. Looks like a great film , please give more information, like date and time
I truly love these gifted actors!!! They are a rare treasure on T.V. And in Film . Trevor St. John I can’t keep my eyes off you, one of the best actors of are time, truly magnificent!!!! Loved you in Finding Normal a warm hearted spiritual family movie . The grief of other what a wonderful film . I’ve been watching you since you first appreard in Llanview on OLTL!!
Michael Easton’s “Ultraviolent” was disturbingly AH-mazing. The nuance and honesty in his work is unparalleled, no matter what artistic expression he uses. Trevor St. John’s performance was powerful and mesmerizing. Together, these two are MAGIC on the screen. FABulous interviews Michael Fairman…TY!
Look at these two guys, I would cast Trevor as Billy Abbott and Michael as a new detective for the GCPD!
I would do like to see full length. Absolutely love Trevor, where I was first introduced to his acting on OLTL. Excellent actor. Love Michael and am pleased with his decision to put this at the film festival. Have loved Michael since first seeing him on OLTL
Wasnt a fan of Silas but Michael seems like a good guy. Never saw Trevor act but heard a lot of good things and his name alone would carry some weight in casting him as Billy Abbott. The current Billy is horrible!
Hi Timmm…Trevor is an excellent actor but wanted off OLTL for awhile before anyone suspected the show would be canceled. They wrote him out and brought back Roge Howarth who played Todd Manning before him. Trevor’s Spain in interviews he then changed his mind and decided to finish his role as Todd when they learned it was going off the air…but it was too late by then. It wasn’t that he didn’t love his role or the soap, but he stated that he never intended to stay so long on any soap. Wanted to do theatre and film. All this to say if his mindsrt is the same he probably wouldn’t be interested in a long term soap role.
Ughhhhhh! Corrections…
Roger
Said, not Spain
Mindset, not mindsrt
I would not normally be attracted to this type of movie, but I am such an avid fan of both Michael Easton and Trevor St. John that I would definitely want to see it and also see it as a full-length feature. I loved watching them both on OLTL and I always felt that Trevor St. John, especially, was an intense, incredible yet underrated and under-appreciated actor. I always look forward to seeing both of them on the screen(s).
I agree with you Karen, not my type of movie. I so loved you Michael on GH and hated to see you go. I would love to see the full length feature, to show me your talent.
By the way Michael, my grandson’s first name is Easton. Is that your family name?
Looks great would like to see a full length
Movie for sure. Michael and Trevor are great actors!!!!!
Of course I would love to see a full version. I think both Michael and Trevor are brilliant actors. It’s not often you find actors that bring characters to life like these guys do. When they play a character, they put their heart and soul into it.
WOW!
Yeah! Michael and Trevor this is the start of a long relationship of genius. We are so happy when we are kept posted during your journey as you venture into your own creations. I really enjoyed what I have seen and read so far. You, Trevor and your team rock!
2 fantastic actors
1 intense trailer that leaves you at the edge of your seat
My opinion? Of course, a movie needs to follow! !!!!!!!
hey!
Michael should have been hired on as a writer for GH and possibly director..
he is knowledgeable with soap scripts..
trevor st john & michael easton together are a force to be reckoned with – i would definitely like to see a full length movie……………….
Would love to see this made into a full length film. I love both Easton and St. John as actors and look forward to seeing more from both of them.
I am very interested in seeing a full film of this. I know how good you both are and I think it would be very good.
Love these guys! Wishing them great success!
Thanks for another great interview. These are 2 of my favorites!
I actually had the great privilege of going to the L.A.gilm fest on Wednesday and viewed Michael Easton short film and it was amazing. I loved Michael and Trevor on oltl and knew these actors were talented,but they showed a different side of to their talents. Would love to see the full version of this story.
I loved the clip, and would like to see more. Will it be on Netfix, Hulu, or Amazon. I am a fan of Both Michael and Trevor.
I love both of these men! They are truly a class act. Trevor is amazing and his portrayal of Todd Manning was truly amazing. He was truly robbed of the Emmy when Todd almost died on death row. Wonderful man. Michael is right about Trevor, he doesn’t know how good he truly is. Michael is truly the best! he is always so great to his fans and his work is outstanding. I would love to see this project in full length.
Great interiew as always, thanks Michael! It’s great seeing their frienship and mutual admiration! I do hope they make this into a full lengthed feature film. I know it would be amazing as is the short from what I have seen. I was thrilled it won a best of show award! Michael told me he submitted it to the Nashville Film Fest just for me, so I will see it then.
Trevor is my favorite actor and is the reason I miss OLTL.
John is also one of my favorites.
I can’t wait for Trevor’s debute in his new TV show.
I would love to see him with John again.
Are you listening General Hospital. Of course
Trevor is destined for greater things.
An Oscar someday? I hope!!!!