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Q: I was glad to read in your column a couple of weeks ago that Eric Winter will be guest starring on “Rizzoli and Isles,” one of my favorite shows. Can you tell me what else he’s up to? — Pam B., New Orleans
A: The handsome actor, who played the duplicitous FBI agent Craig O’Laughlin on CBS’s “The Mentalist,” has a couple of projects in the pipeline. According to Eric, right now he is having a blast working on the set of “Rizzoli and Isles,” calling Sasha Alexander and Angie Harmon two of the best ladies in the business.
“I am so happy to be a part of this show,” he told me. “It’s a huge hit on TNT, and it’s such a great cast. I love the dynamic between my character (BT) and Maura. I really hope the fans enjoy it!”
Eric also co-stars with Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe in the PlayStation 3 videogame, “Beyond: Two Souls,” which will be released Oct. 8. For all you nongamers out there, this game is a pretty big deal, with a storyline rivaling a big-screen movie. It will contain extended scenes, bonus scenes and features, and a bunch of other cool stuff for excited “Beyond” fans.
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Sony will be premiering an hour’s worth of content from Quantic Dreams’ upcoming supernatural thriller Beyond: Two Souls as it debuts at the Tribeca Film Festival this Saturday in New York. The best part is you don’t have to be in New York to see it as we’ll have a livestream of it right here on Eurogamer.
The event begins at 7 p.m. EST – i.e. midnight GMT – this Saturday night, 27th April.
Beyond: Two Souls was chosen as an Official Selection by the Tribeca Film Festival organisers, which is impressive as it’s not even a film. It does look like one, though, plus it stars A-list talent like Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe, which I guess makes it close enough to a movie.
The event will also contain a Q&A panel with game creator David Cage and actors Ellen Page, Kadeem Hardison and Eric Winter.
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SOD-January 28, 2003
Written by Stephanie Sloane
Eric Winter(Rex, Days Of Our Lives) was your average college student majoring in pre-med when a passing remark from his then-girlfriend changed the course of his life. “She was like, ‘Why aren’t you modeling? Why aren’t you doing something like that?'” recalls the actor. “My thought was, ‘Because everybody in this town does that.'” But the gal, who was pursuing an acting career herself, set him up with her manager and within a week, Winter secured a print agent and was modeling professionally. Over the next six years, he traveled through Europe doing print campaigns and commercials and met future soap hunks Matt Cedeno(DAYS, Brandon) and Josh Duhamel(ex-Leo, ALL MY CHILDREN) along the way.
Successful, yes, but it took some time for his mother to adjust to his new career. “My mom was not happy at first,” recalls the actor. “It’s like, ‘My son’s going to be a doctor, it’s so great.’ Then, ‘What? You’re going to be a model?’ She was very supportive, but a little shocked. I got really fortunate because in my first six months I booked Tommy Hilfiger.” Winter then went on to do some guest roles on CHARMED and MTV’s UNDRESSED and got his psychology degree. And the girlfriend? They split, but Winter is forever grateful to her. “I’m saying thank you now. My life has changed because of her comment.”
For better, of course, now that he’s playing Rex, the math-whiz “alien” twin on NBC’s No. 1 soap. When he was auditioning, Winter was in the dark about the curious nature of the part. “When I was reading for it, they said, ‘Just have fun with it, take it for what it is.’ I was like, ‘Okay, this guy doesn’t know what goosebump is? What is he, a freak?'” says the actor. “After I got the role, I was told, ‘Oh, you’re going to be playing an alien.’ It was a shocker but cool becaue it’s so different from any other soap role. It wasn’t typical, so I was game.”
Game enough to go along with the rather skimpy wardrobe that Rex wore in the beginning. “A tinfoil skirt?” he laughs. “Let me tell you, not easy to pull off. Never in my life have I thought I’d be wearing a tinfoil skirt on TV. It was so bad.” At least the ice had already been broken with co-star Alexis Thorpe(Cassie). “We met three years ago and didn’t see each other much since,” he explains. “I went to high school with her roommate in L.A. One night, a bunch of buddies got together, and Alexis and I met again. We saw each other at an audition a year-and-a-half later and it was, ‘Oh, yeah, you’re Roger’s friend, nice to see you again.’ Then, we tested on the same day here, didn’t recognize each other and then it dawned on her when she heard my name. It made us really comfortable with each other right away.”
As he was with vets Deidre Hall(Marlena) and Drake Hogestyn(John). “Deidre has guided me along,” praises Winter. “We’ve had dinner at the commissary, just talking about where I’m headed in my career, and the show and how to always look out for myself. She laid it right down for me: She said, ‘If you ever need anything, let me know.’ That was so nice coming form her. Same with Drake. He’s such a down-to-earth guy. Loves to talk; loves to tell stories. They made me feel right at home.”
Home, though, is with his wife, Allison, a model whom Winter met in his former career. “We met doing a modeling job together about four-and-a-half years ago.” he says. “We were forced to kiss all day on the job; it was instant sparks. We had some other things going on in our lives at the time that we were sort of drifting out of. We dated for a while, did a long engagement and have been married for more than a year.”
As for the future, “I’ve tired to keep myself from thinking too far ahead and am kind of enjoying it for what it is now.” Winter reflects, “I really love the lifestyle on the show; it’s pretty tough to pass up. The money’s great, the people are great, and it’s like having a nine-to-five job.”
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