Sean Astin Land

Come visit Sean Astin: Hope Unquenchable, a news blog with up-to-the-minute detailed reports on Sean's projects and many varied activities!

I've already reported two previously unannounced movie projects, "Little Boy," a WWI drama about a young boy whose father has gone to war, and, a Hope Unquenchable EXCLUSIVE: "Ribbit," an animated feature film about a frog who doesn't like to hop!



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This time it's for the small instructional sports cable network Sportskool.

Images from here, "in the palasades on set with sean astin shooting for an upcoming sportskool video. we had a blast. in between takes we all got in a game of “two on two”, “three on three” and just plain spiral throwing of the pigskin! i love what i do and being surrounded by such talented individuals both in front of the camera and behind the scenes." -joey

Click twice for bigger versions. It's well worth it--he's looking fine!

More here and here

Sean is among the celebrities who will run in the Los Angeles Marathon tomorrow, March 21! Also running are Shia Labeouf, chef Gordon Ramsay (Hell's Kitchen) and 24, 997 others!

Go Seanie!!!

http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/story/labeouf-ramsay-astin-among-marathons-celebrity-field_1136138

Finally, some pictures of Sean at the 37th Annie Awards have showed up. Unfortunately, his tux must have been at the cleaners. Still, he's looking like he enjoyed himself.

Kudos to lbilover for the find!

Amazon has finally announced March 3, 2010 as the release date for the "Jeremiah" Season 2 manufacture-on-demand DVDs.

Sean will be the industry professional judge for the first annual Putiton Picture Show, sponsored by putiton.com and the New York Film Academy.

According to production company Parallel Media's web site, "Demoted will be released on June 4, 2010!

(click on the Demoted poster at the bottom of the screen)

For those who haven't seen it, you can download the video (57 MB) of the July 2004 20/20 interview with Sean and Mackenzie Astin, and their mother, Patty Duke. It's not an easy interview to watch; they talk frankly about Patty's mental illness and its effect on her children. (Note: the video doesn't start playing for about 20 seconds.)

You can also read the story on ABC's website.