If you go down in the woods today, as the saying goes, you’re sure of a surprise. And that surprise comes in the form of a 9 foot tall brown bear. Suffice to say, staring down this fuzzy wuzzy is enough to make your hair stand up. All of them. And that is why Grizzly Night succeeds; it’s tale of just how scary nature can be, and in a true story no less.
Oded Fehr is one of the stars in Burke Doeren’s film and it’s good role for him (even if he doesn’t have a majority of screen time). Playing a doctor on vacation with his family, he joins the large cast as they all try to stay safe from the ursine predator roaming the woods of Glacier National Park.
Actors who have a great deal of legitimacy can command the screen regardless of what they are doing in front of the camera. And Fehr excels at this because of the poise and control he gives to all his deliveries.
In our interview, he laughs and calls his acting talent “resting angry face.” Kidding aside, Fehr has become a solid character actor because he’s as dependable as he is convincing – even when he’s mowing down zombies or trekking through the stars.
This desert viper turned silver fox has had a career in most mediums and has become a very important and iconic supporting character in numerous films, TV and video game projects. Enjoy our time with Oded on this episode of The GoSeeTalk Podcast Experience!
Based on true events, this terrifying survival thriller follows a rookie park ranger thrust into the fight of her life when Glacier National Park becomes the scene of deadly grizzly attacks. As panic spreads and communication breaks down, she must lead a group of frightened strangers through the darkness, confronting both the untamed wilderness and her own fears. What begins as a quiet summer evening turns into a night of chaos that changes the nation’s understanding of wildlife forever.
