| WESTLEY THORNTON |
(Eldon Halverson) Westley stole his father's car and drove thirty-seven
hours straight to get to Los Angeles at the age of seventeen. It is with this
same reckless attitude that he has approached art. At first stagnant as an
actor, Westley wrote a short story series The Southern Gentleman
Chronicles, which was a humorous reprieve for the soldiers in Iraq who
were avid subscribers to the serial. He has also appeared in several
independent films, his first being Scorpio Men on Prozac, and his most
recent being Elvis Returns: From Memphis to Graceland. His most
interesting shoot was the twenty-one day filming of the next big Korean
television show. His theatre credits are as follows (these are his favorites):
Jerry in Zoo Story, Pale in Burn This and Roy in Lone Star.
hours straight to get to Los Angeles at the age of seventeen. It is with this
same reckless attitude that he has approached art. At first stagnant as an
actor, Westley wrote a short story series The Southern Gentleman
Chronicles, which was a humorous reprieve for the soldiers in Iraq who
were avid subscribers to the serial. He has also appeared in several
independent films, his first being Scorpio Men on Prozac, and his most
recent being Elvis Returns: From Memphis to Graceland. His most
interesting shoot was the twenty-one day filming of the next big Korean
television show. His theatre credits are as follows (these are his favorites):
Jerry in Zoo Story, Pale in Burn This and Roy in Lone Star.
