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Colorado Actor joins Shadow Walkers Horror FlickPosted by:I always love hearing about a new horror flick, especially when it looks like it could be a keeper and isnt part of the Hollywood machine. Trygve Lode, Colorado actor, bodybuilder, stunt performer, and entrepreneur, takes on new role for The Shadow Walkers, a "creature feature" being produced by Mostly Films, LLC, in conjunction with Shoreline Entertainment. Best known locally for his role as the evil scientist, Therion, in Inferno Film Production's Dragon and the Hawk, Trygve also has played a number of other roles for films and live action performances, including that of a Viking chieftain for the Smithsonian's travelling Viking exhibit. In The Shadow Walkers, Trygve takes on the role of the "experimentee" who becomes a monster rather than the scientist as he was in Dragon and the Hawk. "One of the biggest difference between being the experimentee and the experimentor," says Trygve, "Is how long you spend in the makeup chair. The day usually starts before dawn. It takes three people four hours to apply the makeup."
The prosthetic makeup makes doing stunts more challenging, often requiring on-set repairs of masks and nails by the makeup team. But makeup alone does not a monster make. Trygve uses his six foot three height and imposing build to bring the creature to life even for the other actors.
But Trygve is going beyond just using his physical size and strength to intimidate the audience and fellow actors. Following in the footsteps of Christopher Lee's roles in "Curse of Frankenstein" and "The Mummy," Trygve is trying to breath some humanity into a monster bent on murder and mayhem. Using his blue eyes and body language he manages to convey the monster's sense of betrayal when attacked by one he trusted.
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