Those New York ’Nineties—Film/TV/video stills of Rohan Quine
Those New York ’Nineties—
Film/TV/video stills of Rohan Quine
(helicopter chases and gunfights)
This footage that I’ve called Those New York ’Nineties (residing in the top-menu called “Film & TV Acting”) is just for fun—a frisky little soufflé laying no claim to profundity, presented for moral instruction. My presence in all of its 115 items of footage, including my acting in the 64 items of film/TV that yielded most of the stills on this page, probably adds up to something like one full B-movie’s worth of performance in total. A general introduction and an insufficient apology for Those New York ’Nineties as a whole is here. See also:
list of film and TV acting projects at the IMDb (Internet Movie Database);
film and TV demo reels at the IMDb;
headshots at the IMDb; and
page at the Oz TV Wiki.
The stills in the above gallery are also in the Google Photos album “Rohan Quine – Those New York ’Nineties – film & TV & video stills”.
The above stills are from all 115 videos in Those New York ’Nineties. Among the 115, the 64 items of Film & TV that I acted in can be accessed here:
Those 64 can also be seen in the Vimeo album “Those New York ’Nineties—Film & TV”:
Zoolander, 100 Centre Street, Election, Third Watch, Oz, Spin City, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, The Basketball Diaries, Garmento, Simply Being, The Last Days of Disco, $1,000 Shoes, The Next Big Thing, Same Thing in Reverse, A Sublime and Atrocious Spectacle, New York News, Nick and Jane, Too Much With Us, Too Much With Us Audition, Unzipped, Shelter, To Iron John and Back, Dellaventura, Party, The Dresser, 1997 MTV Video Music Awards, Puffy Contest, It’s Good to Be Alive, Zoo, Untitled, Independent Love Song, Chaos Theory, The Beatnik Beat, Swampass Diary, Destination Anywhere, Sitting Down in Public, The Bourne Identity Crisis, Time Warp, Eresmas.com, American Dreams, Semiotics of the American Family, Mel’s Snipes and Spikes, I Wanna Go Where the People Go, This Corrosion, Save Yourself, First We Take Manhattan, Kingdom Come, Big Bad City, An Endless Game, The Last Goodbye, Angel’s Baby, The Errant Girl, Bad Reputation, If the Shoe Fits, Sexuality and Our Faith, I’m a Slut, Welcome to the Family, Two Girls, One Guy and an Umbrella, I’m Macho, Huffer, The Trouble with Happiness, Radiohead, The Hole and Sex and the City.
And in the YouTube playlist “Those New York ’Nineties—Film & TV”:
Zoolander, 100 Centre Street, Election, Third Watch, Oz, Spin City, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, The Basketball Diaries, Garmento, Simply Being, The Last Days of Disco, $1,000 Shoes, The Next Big Thing, Same Thing in Reverse, A Sublime and Atrocious Spectacle, New York News, Nick and Jane, Too Much With Us, Too Much With Us Audition, Unzipped, Shelter, To Iron John and Back, Dellaventura, Party, The Dresser, Puffy Contest, It’s Good to Be Alive, Zoo, Untitled, Independent Love Song, Chaos Theory, The Beatnik Beat, Swampass Diary, Destination Anywhere, Sitting Down in Public, The Bourne Identity Crisis, Time Warp, Eresmas.com, American Dreams, Semiotics of the American Family, Mel’s Snipes and Spikes, I Wanna Go Where the People Go, This Corrosion, Save Yourself, First We Take Manhattan, Kingdom Come, Big Bad City, An Endless Game, The Last Goodbye, Angel’s Baby, The Errant Girl, If the Shoe Fits, Sexuality and Our Faith, I’m a Slut, Welcome to the Family, Two Girls, One Guy and an Umbrella, I’m Macho, Huffer, The Trouble with Happiness, Radiohead, The Hole and Sex and the City. (If playback of any of these videos looks at all fuzzy on YouTube, then you can quickly and easily adjust the YouTube video-player’s playback “Quality” setting, by doing the following: (1) if you’re on a mobile device, first touch the video image, then touch the three-dots symbol that appears in the top-right corner of the player, touch “Quality” and choose “1080p” (or the highest other setting available on your device, e.g. “720p”); or (2) if you’re on a laptop/desktop device, click the cog symbol on the lower edge of the video-player, click “Quality” and choose “1080p” (or the highest other setting available on your device, e.g. “720p”).)
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