Birth information20 July 1948, Alexandria, Louisiana, USA BioMuse Watson was born in Alexandria, Louisiana. He attended Louisiana Tech on a music stipend for two years before transferring to Berea College, Berea, Kentucky, where he performed for the first time on stage as Petruchio in "Taming of the Shrew". During and after his years at Berea, he worked in outdoor dramas, dinner theaters, and small repertory groups. His theater credits include Hamlet in "Hamlet", Stanley in "A Streetcar Naned Desire", Pale in "Burn This", Cervantes in "Man of La Mancha", and directing "Ain't MisBehavin". In 1989, with a new commitment to acting, Muse began pursuing roles in feature film. By 2007, he had appeared in 44 feature length films sharing scenes with Julia Roberts, Jason Robards, Jon Voight, 'Robert DuVal', Jennifer Love Hewitt, Don Cheadle, Richard Gere, Sylvester Stallone, Robert Patrick, Hilary Swank, Kiefer Sutherland and Richard Gere. In television, he appeared as the wise Charles Westmoreland/DB Cooper in the award winning first season of "Prison Break" (2005) with Wentworth Miller and five episodes of "Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service" (2003) as Mark Harmon's mentor. Muse also gave an unforgettable performance with Jennifer Love Hewitt as a special guest on Saturday Night Live. Muse and his wife and daughter now divide their time between their home in Los Angeles and their "hide-out" in the foothills of the Smokie Mountains.

The Panorama section will comprise a total of 50 titles with about a third of those being documentaries and here's the first 21 of the list. Oddly enough Dominic Murphy's White Lightnin' will be playing although it's having it's premier at Sundance. Another film we reported on, Uli Lommel's Absolute Evil starring David Carradine will also be playing, and I'm still wondering how the hell they got that in there.
You can check out the list of all 21 titles after the break.
Absolute Evil by Ulli Lommel, USA (world premiere)
With David Carradine, Carolyn Neff, Ulli Lommel, Chris Kiesa
Ander by Roberto Castón, Spain (directorial debut and world premiere)
With Josean Bengoetxea, Cristhian Esquivel, Mamen Rivera, Pilar Rodríguez, Leire Ucha
At Stake by Iwan Setiawan, Muhammad Ichsan, Lucky Kuswandi, Ucu Agustin, Ani Ema Susanti, Indonesia
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Coyote by Chema Rodríguez, Spain (world premiere)
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Der Knochenmann (The Bone Man) by Wolfgang Murnberger,

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Actor/director Jeremiah Sayys dropped Fango a line with an update on his film Of Silence, which we last reported on here. The indie chiller follows Colby (to be played by Sayys), an ailing scuba instructor facing extremely tough times who begins to experience otherworldly incidents, and is set to begin production this April in Palmdale, CA.
The cast has been filled out with Masiela Lusha (from the upcoming live-action Blood: The Last Vampire, pictured) playing Colby’s wife, genre regular Muse Watson as his father and Paul Cuneo portraying Miskit, a debt collector. Marky Andrews will be providing makeup and special FX for the flick, while Erick Crespo will serve as cinematographer. Check back here for more updates as Of Silence heads into its shoot.

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And one more giveaway before calling it a night. Once again thanks to the generosity of Over The Top Fest we have 5 double passes for the opening night film White Lightnin’.
Written by Vice Magazine co-founders, Shane Smith and Eddy Moretti, White Lightnin’ tells the story of Jesco White, ‘The Dancing Outlaw’. Jesco (Edward Hogg) is the last of the Appalachian Mountain dancers. Ever since he was a child who was hooked on huffing gas and lighter fluid, his daddy D Ray (Prison Break’s Muse Watson) tried to keep his boy on the right hand of the Lord. But it didn’t always take.
When D Ray is murdered, Jesco is in danger of falling into the darkness. Thankfully he has two calming influences in his life. The traditional dances that his father had taught him as a boy, and his loving wife, Priscilla (Carrie Fisher). They can only
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