âItâs fun to film out in the elements. Itâs a blast. You donât have to pretend. Youâre on a horse and the mountains are right there in front of you. This is maybe the only time Iâve worked in film that represents what I thought making a movie would be like before I started making movies. All the other times itâs lights and a studio and there are tons of people standing around eating Cheetos and youâre pretending that theyâre not there.â
Despite his Hollywood career, Zahn has never been a city boy, exactly. He was born in Marshall, Minnesota, to Zelda, a YMCA administrator, and Carleton, a Lutheran minister.
Death notices and funeral announcements from the Hull Daily Mail this week
Tributes to those who have passed away in recent weeks
Touching tributes have been made to (l-r) Susan Kyle, Michael James Smith, Giles Nicholas John Hobson and Geoffrey Hammond (Image: funeral-notices.co.uk)
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Updated: 16 Apr 2021, 12:48
LOVE Island presenter Laura Whitmore has said that designing her bridal outfit was a beautiful journey as she shared details of the outfit.
Laura and her now-husband and comedian Iain Stirling got hitched in Dublin in November and they recently welcomed their daughter into the world.
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Laura said that designing the outfit was a beautiful journeyCredit: Instagram
The BBC presenter took to her Instagram today to reveal that she got a gorgeous gift of the sketch that was made for her wedding day outfit.
She revealed that Gillian Bell sent her a sketch of the outfit she wore on the special day and it was in a beautiful white frame.
A DUMBARTON resident with stage four lung cancer has been waiting since December 2020 for West Dunbartonshire Council to fit a shower room in her home. Jackie Bolton, 70, was diagnosed with the disease last year and has struggled to do things around the home ever since. Jackie’s daughter, Gillian Bell, described how Jackie, who is currently housebound, applied for help from the council last summer to make it easier for her to clean herself. Her application was approved by the council who sent round a fitter to put grip handles in her bathroom to help. However, as Jackie got worse and was unable to climb in and out of the bath, it seemed more needed to be done.