Michael Wolfe

Maybe Tomorrow, A Bellevue Love Story
Actor, Screenwriter, Director and Producer

New York City, New York

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February 2012

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About Michael

An actor, writer and director. In 2012, he wrote, directed, produced and starred in Maybe Tomorrow, his feature film debut. The film had a successful run on the 2012-2013 festival circuit racking up numerous awards including Best Actor, Best Director, Best Screenplay and several for Best Picture before it acquired distribution with Entertainment One.

He is currently seeking financing for his follow-up feature, A BELLEVUE LOVE STORY. The script was an Academy Nicholl Fellowship Semi-Finalist and he aspires to direct the picture.

As a member of Actors Equity Association, Michael has acted in numerous New York theatrical productions over the years. As a member of SAG-AFTRA, he has appeared on The Deuce and in many commercials and independent films.

As a member of the WGA, he has had several films optioned, several more produced and is also currently shopping around a pilot of A BELLEVUE LOVE STORY as well as BRAINSTORM, a political action drama.

Gender:
Male

Height:
6'

Weight:
165

Body type:
Athletic

Hair:
Short

Hair color:
Brown

Eyes:
Mixed

Ethnicity:
Caucasian

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A BELLEVUE LOVE STORY Budget: $100K - $1M | Romance ⋄ Drama When a manic and a depressive begin a hospital romance, it forces us to question everything we thought we knew about medicine and everything we want to believe about the healing power of love.
BRAINSTORM Budget: $1M - $5M | Action ⋄ Drama In the wake of a tumultuous presidential election, a Columbia University philosophy professor and five of his students form a vigialante taskforce and attempt to change the trajectory of American politics...by any means necessary.

Credits

Straight (2014)
Film (Short and Drama) Actor A woman trying to get her life in order dealing with a heroin addiction, her relationship and the forgiveness of her family
Maybe Tomorrow (2014)
Film (Drama) Actor When faced with a lengthy prison sentence, Russ Mahler, a career criminal armed with a destructive secret, blackmails the only man that can get him off the hook, Manhattan District Attorney Graham Seifert. An ambitious politician on the rise, Graham's life is upended when Senator Monty Clemens asks him to join his ticket in a campaign to become the next Governor of New York. Clemens, an un-apologetically corrupt politican, is currently being investigated by the D.A.'s office for a multi-million dollar embezzling scheme so Graham must choose...either finish an investigation that could have the Senator impeached...or ride his coattails and become the youngest Lieutenant Governor in New York State history. Written by Michael Wolfe
Follow the Leader (2011)
Film (Short, Horror and Thriller) Actor Every year, hundreds of young people go out on wilderness hiking trips designed to teach them leadership and outdoor survival. On this particular trip, Haley is plagued by nightmares about the woods. Her intense and eccentric Guide doesn't make things any easier, driving her up the mountain. And when she sees a strange man digging through the trees, her experience begins to feel more like actual survival. Written by Anonymous
Overheard in NYC (2008)
Film (Short and Comedy) Actor Overheard in NYC brings to life fragments of real conversations mistakenly (or not) overheard in the streets... See full synopsis »
Coffee to Cream (2007)
Film (Short and Drama) Actor Street hustler runs into man he bullied when they were schoolmates and gets bullied himself.
Dirty Laundry (2007)
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Tracks (2005)
Film (Drama and Crime) Actor 'Tracks' is based on the true-story of a middle class white suburban teenagers who unknowingly committed a senseless act of violence in July of 1982. Peter Madigan and his friends spent countless summer nights on the train tracks in Fairlawn, New Jersey when one evening, they mindlessly threw a switch and derailed an oncoming train resulting in the death of its conductor. This case made history in the New Jersey judicial system and these teenagers (who, at the time, were between the ages of 14 and 16) were the first in the state to be tried and convicted as adults. 'Tracks' chronicles their descent with a portrayal of a boy who made a mistake, paid the consequences and got back on 'track.' Written by Anonymous