TEED-OFF is a 25 minute short film written, directed and produced by "Dizzy" Daniels. It's also the first time in which he filmed the scenes he wasn't in and did the camera set ups for many of the scenes when a cameraman was not available (and in some cases when one was available). It also holds the distinction of being the only film in which he used a different character: Jolyon from the play A PRINCESS NEVER SHOULD.
Cast of Characters
Caroline Therrien plays the Girl in the film. She also did some camera work for the film.
Marty "Basa Basa" Lebovitz plays the main Cop in the film.
Martin Foley plays an Accident Victim (who doesn't have a prayer) reading the Holy Bible. Martin also doubled as a cameraman.
Pierre Charles Dubreuil plays the Drunk in the film. He was the first full time cameraman for the film, but most of those scenes didn't make it to the final cut.
Mario (last name unknown) plays Caroline's boyfriend in the film.
Martin Simon Fortin Gauthier is the Ballplayer in the film
John Ashton (a.k.a. Corpusse) plays a bit role as a cop in one short scene..
