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Ted Raimi is an actor and brother of director Sam Raimi. The Detroit-born Ted began acting as an extra in his elder brother's Super 8 films. His motion picture credits include most of his brother's films including The Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2, Army of Darkness, and Darkman as well as roles in such features as Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger, Lunatics: A Love Story, Skinner, Shocker, Born Yesterday and Stuart Saves his Family.
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Bruce Campbell and Ted Raimi will be the guest stars at the first Official Xena and Hercules Convention in New Orleans on June 3 and 4, 2000. They will ... be at the Saturday Night Cabaret. For more information please visit the Creation Web site at http://www.creationent.com
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In his film and television projects, Sam Raimi's brother Ted Raimi and his friend Bruce Campbell often appear in on-screen roles, though these appearances are often just short cameos. The trio have been working together since their college days. Both Ted and Bruce have appeared in all three Evil Dead and Spider-Man movies. In the Dead films, Campbell plays the recurring star role of Ash, while Ted played various small parts every time. In the Spider Man films... Ted plays Daily Bugle advertising manager Ted Hoffman, while Campbell has played different roles every time.
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Born in Detroit, Michigan, Ted Raimi first got the acting bug when he appeared in older brother Sam's early homemade Super-8 films. Later on, he would appear in several of Sam's feature films. Ted went on to briefly attend Michigan State University before transferring to New York University and finally attending the University of Detroit.
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Ted Raimi has been confirmed as a guest for Dragoncon 2000 - Atlanta, June 29 through July 2nd. The other guests are Alexandra Tydings (Aphrodite), Claire Stansfield (Alti), Karl Urban (Cupid / Caeser). For more info go to:
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In 1995, Raimi once again stepped back behind the camera to helm The Quick and the Dead, a revisionist Western starring Sharon Stone. It earned only a lukewarm reception, and it was three years before Raimi directed another feature. 1998's A Simple Plan was a far greater success than The Quick and the Dead: Starring Billy Bob Thornton and Bill Paxton as brothers driven to mistrust and paranoia after discovering four million dollars in the woods, it was Raimi's most lauded film to date, earning a Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar nomination for Scott B. Smith and a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for Thornton. The following year, Raimi submerged himself fully in the mainstream, directing the Kevin Costner baseball vehicle For Love of the Game. Unfortunately, the film met with a very mixed reaction from critics and audiences alike, many of whom longed for the days when Bruce Campbell, demonic mutilation, and possessed appendages reigned supreme. The Southern gothic trappings of Raimi's next film, The Gift (2000), found the director's longtime fan base hesitantly re-embracing the one-time cult figure with its tale of the supernatural and quietly creepy atmosphere.
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