(Publicity Stills)
14th Annual Gen Art Film Festival - NYC
"Momma Would Be Proud" 2010
George Katt w/actress Kristina Klebe
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"In Montauk" 2010
George Katt as 'Josh Cohen' in Award-Winning filmmaker Kim Cumming's "In Montauk".
"Untitled S. Manzione Film" 2010
"Waiting for the Blackout" 2010
George Katt stars as 'Lloyd' opposite Israeli Academy Award-Winner Dana Ivgy.
Production Stills - click on different thumbnails below for full pages
"In the Gray" 2010
Starring Lee Arenberg, George Katt, Chad Lindberg and Martin Klebba.
*Winner - Warner Brothers Film Award (2010)
"George Katt is an inspired and dedicated actor who keeps growing in each phase of his career, there's no telling how far his great talent will
lead him. His highly dedicated work ethic and relentless commitment to a given project both before and after it's completion is uncanny."
lead him. His highly dedicated work ethic and relentless commitment to a given project both before and after it's completion is uncanny."
"George is an incredibly gifted and talented actor who gives everything and more to his performance. He finds nuances to his characters that
really bring them to life. He's truly a pleasure to work with." - Writer/Director Kim Cummings
really bring them to life. He's truly a pleasure to work with." - Writer/Director Kim Cummings
- Writer/Director Shlomo Godder
"I am at peace when I work with George. There is no fear or restraint with him. He will take a delicate gem and protect it, cherish it; for it is far
too often that an actor misses these opportunities. He is not a destroyer of ideas; he is a creator of ideas. I can give him the most outlandish
director’'s advice because I know there is no shame with him. He can understand me in terms of colors, metaphors, symbolism and
sometimes a simple word can give him the answer he needs in a scene. It is quite comforting knowing that I can ramble on without fear of
humiliation trying to find the key to a scene, but that’s the beauty with George, it is a partnership where there is a profound respect of each other
and no matter how insane my work is with him, I know he'’ll listen and find his way." - Writer/Director Peter Meli
too often that an actor misses these opportunities. He is not a destroyer of ideas; he is a creator of ideas. I can give him the most outlandish
director’'s advice because I know there is no shame with him. He can understand me in terms of colors, metaphors, symbolism and
sometimes a simple word can give him the answer he needs in a scene. It is quite comforting knowing that I can ramble on without fear of
humiliation trying to find the key to a scene, but that’s the beauty with George, it is a partnership where there is a profound respect of each other
and no matter how insane my work is with him, I know he'’ll listen and find his way." - Writer/Director Peter Meli
"George Katt has an intensity on screen which is immediately compelling. He brings complexity and depth to his characters with apparent ease.
Collaborating with George was a privillage and his imput radically enriched the finished show. A rare and special screen talent."
- Director Ben Chanan (A&E/Raw TV Networks)
Collaborating with George was a privillage and his imput radically enriched the finished show. A rare and special screen talent."
- Director Ben Chanan (A&E/Raw TV Networks)
"A Hollywood Love Story" 2010
George Katt stars as undercover NARC 'Yancy' opposite Lee Arenberg ("Pirates of the Caribbean I, II,III").
"I've never met another actor like George Katt. He is all heart and puts every bit of it into his work. Amazing." - Director Rob Holloway
"George Katt is a tremendous actor. He gave 'Sean' a depth and authenticity beyond what I could have hope for. I’ve toiled with 'Sean'
for many years, heard his voice in my head, and reads his words, thousands of times. It was a real pleasure to see George give him
flesh and blood." - Writer/Director Terence Donnellan
for many years, heard his voice in my head, and reads his words, thousands of times. It was a real pleasure to see George give him
flesh and blood." - Writer/Director Terence Donnellan
"George Katt does not merely "act" or "play" he "becomes" and "embodies". In him, the intensity of James Dean and the commitment to his
craft, analogous to Heath Ledger's, lives on." - Writer/Director Stefano Cargnel
craft, analogous to Heath Ledger's, lives on." - Writer/Director Stefano Cargnel
"Beyond the Door" (2010)
"My own gratitude for working with George Katt, an actor who brings to the set not only professionalism, but also devotion to the integrity of
meaningful material and the inspiration to bring such material to new heights -- is immeasurable. It is because of performers such as him that
independent, no-name filmmaking can flourish, sometimes in ways that "Hollywood" cannot." - Writer/Director Sean Manzione
meaningful material and the inspiration to bring such material to new heights -- is immeasurable. It is because of performers such as him that
independent, no-name filmmaking can flourish, sometimes in ways that "Hollywood" cannot." - Writer/Director Sean Manzione
A&E TV's "Fugitive Chronicles" 2010
George Katt as Bucky Phillips in season opener episode "Bucky" premiering April 1st, 2010 on A&E.
"And I Will" 2009
Producer/Director Ben Barenholtz ("Requiem for a Dream"), George Katt, and Sophie Meister
