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Q&A: 'Sex, Death, and Bowling ' with Actress Ally Walker

June 12, 2015
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Continuing the second week of the summer series was the comedy-drama, Sex Death, and Bowling, starring Adrian Grenier ("Entourage"), Selma Blair (Cruel Intentions), and Drea de Matteo ("The Sopranos").

The film tells the story of two brothers, who have not seen each other in years, come together when one is diagnosed with terminal cancer. Actress Ally Walker, (While You Were Sleeping, "Sons of Anarchy"), who also wrote the script, makes her directorial debut with the film. Walker sat down with KCET Cinema Series host Pete Hammond for an engaging Q&A session, during which she explained how the film narrates her own experiences - one being that the main character, Sean McAllister (Grenier), is based on the well-known fashion designer Tom Ford, who she went to high school with.

Listen to the enlightening conversation between Pete and Ally.

 
 

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