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Gabriel Sunday (born October 18, 1985) is an American actor and director, best known for portraying Archibald Holden Buster Williams in the teen comedy-drama film Archie's Final Project, and for directing and starring in the Daniel Johnston short film Hi, How Are You Daniel Johnston? as '1983 Daniel Johnston' alongside his modern day, real life counterpart.
Gabriel Sunday is an American actor, producer and editor, born in 1985. He has worked on films such as My Suicide, Year One and Hi, How Are You Daniel Johnston, and TV shows such as CSI and Saul.
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Gabriel Sunday is an actor and producer, known for My Suicide (2009), Year One (2009) and Hi, How Are You Daniel Johnston? (2015). He was born on October 18, 1985 in Petaluma, California, USA and has a self-verified profile on IMDbPro.
- October 18, 1985
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I first talked with Dope State creator Gabriel Sunday in 2015 when he contacted me as part of his earliest research into the life of a cannabis journalist. I spent a couple hours with him on the phone, sharing stories from my long run as a High Times editor and more recently as a columnist and video host/producerwith VICE. To be honest, I kinda nev...
Dope Stateis at its most insightful when profiling OG heads from the weed underground as they struggle to find a foothold in the new corporate cannabis economy. In Episode 2, Rick and Mortyco-creator Dan Harmon pretty much nails it as Cooter, a longtime weed dealer who understands all too well that he’s being pushed out of the market by the predato...
What makes Dope Stateso special is that instead of punching down at Cooter as a bearded, disheveled relic, we come to see that his critique rings true. After years of facing arrest and imprisonment for growing and selling cannabis, the new threat to “legacy operators” comes from all the Silicon Valley investors and Wall Street d-bags angling to cas...
From start to finish, the most lovable characters in Dope Stateare the ones who come to it from a place of true love for the plant. One of the best of them is Martin, an old-school hippie (again played by Sunday) who’s trying to transition his unlicensed weed farm into a legit “Bud and Breakfast” to keep from going under. Fighting corporate raiders...
It makes sense that Dope Stateroots so hard for the underdogs. You wouldn’t know by looking, but the six-part series was shot on a shoestring. Sunday wrote, produced, directed and edited the series himself, in addition to playing seven different roles. “Dope Stateis a labor of love and also a love letter to California’s cannabis culture, which I gr...
Gabe Sunday is a Bay Area-based artist who has created and starred in various projects, such as Dope State, a live action series on PlutoTV, and My Suicide, an indie feature film. He also acts in film and TV, and has won awards for his writing and performance.
Sep 30, 2011 · Opens on Friday in Manhattan. Directed by David Lee Miller; written by Mr. Miller, Eric J. Adams and Gabriel Sunday, based on a story by Mr. Miller and Jordan J. Miller; director of photography ...
Nov 5, 2019 · The young actor talks about his role as Archie, a 17-year-old who plans to film his own suicide, in the film "Archie's Final Project". He shares his experience of living on the set, filming himself, and connecting with the audience. He also talks about his other projects, such as "The Escort" and his upcoming role in a Vietnam film.
