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Theodus Crane is an American actor who portrayed Big Tiny, one of the five surviving prisoners, on AMC's The Walking Dead. I have a great agency (the SAM agency) in New Orleans that got me the audition. Then my acting coach, Voice Monet and I worked on the audition. I was extra fortunate because we had to tape it and email it, so I had a little more time to play with the role they sent. I didn't, I was not aware of it as a graphic novel before hand, but as soon as we wrapped, I started investigating, lol. I really appreciate you all! It is a pleasure and an honor!

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rdfs:comment	Theodus Crane is an American actor who portrayed Big Tiny, one of the five surviving prisoners, on AMC's The Walking Dead. I have a great agency (the SAM agency) in New Orleans that got me the audition. Then my acting coach, Voice Monet and I worked on the audition. I was extra fortunate because we had to tape it and email it, so I had a little more time to play with the role they sent. I didn't, I was not aware of it as a graphic novel before hand, but as soon as we wrapped, I started investigating, lol. I really appreciate you all! It is a pleasure and an honor!
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abstract	Theodus Crane is an American actor who portrayed Big Tiny, one of the five surviving prisoners, on AMC's The Walking Dead. I have a great agency (the SAM agency) in New Orleans that got me the audition. Then my acting coach, Voice Monet and I worked on the audition. I was extra fortunate because we had to tape it and email it, so I had a little more time to play with the role they sent. I didn't, I was not aware of it as a graphic novel before hand, but as soon as we wrapped, I started investigating, lol. I actually don't have a favorite character, I love the interactions and breakdowns between humans as this crisis unfolds. I think it's more about the nature of man and what we would do in extreme circumstances. When I arrived on set. We all (the prisoners) discussed what was going to happen. It was kind of surreal to discuss with Nick how he was going to kill me in calm, civilized tones. It was like making a TV show with good friends. That's actually kind of how it turned out. And it helped that they shot it in my hometown, there were people that I already knew on set. You add that with the caliber of talent walking around, and you've got a recipe for success. I honestly loved working with everyone! Everyone had their own fantastic quality that made being there that much better. The show is very action driven, so even at calm points of filming, I feel the need to make sure things are ok after takes. When we were out on the yard and i'm poking the walker with a stick (that was an actual actor) and just kept looking down and asking: are you still ok? I did that alot, lol. I have a couple of projects coming out, "Motel" with John Cusak, Robert de Niro, and Rebecca de Costa. "The Starving Games", which is a hunger games spoof. There might be a movie airing on cable, but i'm not entirely sure of the particulars right now, so I won't let the cat out of the bag just yet. But you guys can always check back on twitter @TheodusCrane, the Theodus Crane Facebook fan page , and TheodusCrane.com. I really appreciate you all! It is a pleasure and an honor!

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