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Evan Wolfgang

  • White, male actor with short blond hair and grey/green eyes. He’s wearing a blue sweater and a blue coat while smiling into the camera.
  • Same blond, white, male actor pensively gazing into the camera. He is wearing a chunky black turtleneck.
  • Same blond, white, male actor wearing a red sweater. He is gleefully smiling with teeth.
  • Same blond, white, male actor wearing the same chunky black turtleneck. He is mischievously smirking into the camera.

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  • Same blond, white, male actor wearing a white t-shirt and a blue and grey flannel. His head is tilted to the right and he is playfully smiling into the camera.
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Full body shot of the same blond, white, male actor. His hair is messy and he is wearing a red flannel with grey corduroy pants and brown boots. He looks distressed, perhaps having a panic attack, as he gestures with his arms to the right of him. He is looking to his left. Behind him to his left is a coatrack with a blue jean jacket and a white wedding dress hanging on it. Behind him to his right is a small round table with a chair at it. Beneath him is a red and brown carpet.
Full body shot of the same blond, white, male actor kneeling behind a female actor with fair skin and black hair. He wears a brown fur cape, which he is holding around the female actor. He also wears grey striped pants, suspenders, and a white shirt with a high collar. She wears a yellow skirt, a yellow and black striped shirt with a high collar, a black jacket with feathers, and a black hat with feathers. The male actor is gazing up into the sky and the female actor has her head turned profile to the left.
Medium shot of the same blond, white, male actor wearing a white shirt with a high collar, a brown double breasted vest, and grey striped pants. Next to him is a white, female actor with long brown hair wearing a grey dress and a brown coat. She holds onto his arm and gazes up at him. He has his head turned away from her. He is crying, and is holding his chest and side with his hands. Behind them is a shadow screen projecting bookcases as well as painted flats depicting a sunset on a lake.
Full body shot of the same blond, white, male actor wearing a black half mask with blue and yellow lighting bolds carved into it. He is wearing a white shirt with a high collar, a brown double breasted vest, grey striped pants, and a black trench coat with yellow lighting detailing and blue beading. He is on his knees next to an Afro-Latina female presenting actor with pulled back black hair. She is holding his neck and forcing his head to tilt to the right. She is gazing forward and is wearing a purple half mask with silver cracks carved into it, as well as a black jumpsuit and a green and white cape. Behind them is a chair, a table, some suitcases, and a shadow screen projecting bookcases.
Closeup of the same blond, white, male actor now with messy hair and wearing a red flannel and grey corduroy pants. He is holding a female Latina actor with long brown hair in his arms. She is wearing a blue and yellow flannel. The two are intensely gazing into each other’s eyes. He is trying to calm her down.

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