Researching Bryan Stoller
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![]() | Did you know that in the 1881 UK census there were 4 people with the Stoller surname? In that year Stoller was ranked number 3575 for popularity in the UK. |
The name Bryan means "Form of BRIAN - strong" and is of Celtic origin.
Records of Bryan Stoller on Ancestry
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Birth, Death and Marriage Records for Bryan Stoller and the Stoller Family Tree
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Some Famous People called Bryan Stoller
Bryan Michael Stoller
Bryan Michael Stoller (born 1960) is a Canadian independent filmmaker whose films include “First Dog,” “The Amazing Wizard of Paws,” “Santa Stole Our Dog,“ (Universal) Turn of the Blade, The Random Factor, Miss Cast Away, Undercover Angel, and Light Years Away.
His childhood hobbies included magic tricks and clay animation. His dad attempted to convince Bryan to pursue a different career; later, his dad said he was proud of Stoller's career. As a teen, he earned multiple Film Awards: a gold award in "Film Magic" at The Festival of the Americas (1978), a bronze medal at the Miami International Film Festival for a super documentary (1979), and Best Youth Film at the Canadian International Amateur Film Festival (1979).
After producing commercials for local businesses, he moved to Los Angeles at 19 to direct at the American Film Institute and earned a role dusting the actors on The Incredible Hulk TV series when they destroyed a wall.
Stoller said he prefers directing to producing because he enjoys the creative aspect. He has also acted briefly, making a few cameos in his productions and starring in a short "A Canadian Werewolf in Hollywood", a parody of American Werewolf in London where he transforms into a werewolf in the middle of a call and uses his wolf side to produce a film. "A Canadian Werewolf in Hollywood" and other spoofs Stoller directed were packaged into a movie called Undershorts: The Movie.
Other shorts in Undershorts: The Movie received attention from celebrities parodied by them. "The Incredible Bulk", a parody of The Incredible Hulk TV series, included Lou Ferrigno from the TV show reprising his role as the Hulk. "The Shadow of Michael", a parody of a Pepsi commercial starring Michael Jackson caught Jackson's attention, and Jackson reprised his minor character Agent MJ from Men in Black II for Stoller's short titled "Agent MJ" and movie Miss Cast Away.
Jackson and Stoller were planning to release a new movie called They Cage the Animals at Night prior to Jackson's death. Jackson's estate said there was no formal deal for the movie, as Jackson didn't have a management team at the time he discussed the movie. Stoller was interviewed after Jackson's death to talk about his friendship. Stoller noted that Jackson seemed frail prior to his death and said he didn't believe allegations against Jackson.
Stoller adopted a dog named Little Bear. The dog was previously fostered by former president Ronald Reagan and first lady Nancy Reagan. Stoller met Nancy Reagan, which inspired him to create the movie First Dog starring Little Bear as a 600-year-old dog.
Stoller has also coached filmmakers and actors and written the coaching books Filmmaking for Dummies and Harry Potter: Imagining Hogwarts.
Source: Bryan Michael Stoller, Wikipedia, The Free EncyclopediaOther names that sound a bit like Stoller
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