Tim Carr

Developed a remake of the James Dean and Natalie Wood serial General Electric Theater: I'm a Fool (1954) with the hope that his 13th Grade (2005) director JJ Garvine would direct.

In a radio interview, told a story about when he worked on All My Children (1970) he would try to make star Susan Lucci laugh every day. He joked that it never worked.

His father Michael Carr, a high school principal was an extra in Dead Poets Society (1989). Years later Tim appeared in a Pepsi commercial parody of Dead Poets Society (1989) directed by Kinka Usher.

Interned at a casting agency which led to Tim being a "go for" for NBC's canceled soap Sunset Beach (1997), and feature film Kimberly (1999).

While filming Killer Instinct (2001) he got a large bruise on his nose during a mishap in the special effects studio. The bruise was covered except in the photo at the end of the film where it can be seen clearly.

Uses the music of the band The Scatologists in every film. The singer for the Scatologists, Greg Fain even appears in A Deeper Shade of Soul (2006).

Signed on to Down with the Boogey (2008) after reading 7 pages of the script.

The TV pilot for Watching the Detectives (2010) was inspired by a job he worked in a mall in Delaware.

Enjoyed working with Chris Sarandon on the set of Safe (2012) and joked he often thought about walking around with a notebook and taking notes while watching Sarandon work.

Has been performing live with Upright Citizens Brigade Theaterin New York City, since 2013.