John Kyle Sutton's Reel

In this NYFA comedic short, "A Very Short Dinner", I play a surprise guest at a Halloween work dinner party, ousting the fiance of a tyranical boss' in-the-closet husband as my same-sex lover.

In this NYFA short, "Fireworks" I play the ex-boyfriend of a newly engaged fiance, crashing the wedding reception and breaking up the engagement. I'm just too damn charming, I guess.

In this excerpt from DC Comic/Vertigo's Brian Azarello's "100 Bullets", I play a man whose life has been torn apart by a practical joke involving child pornography, finally confronting the woman responsible for my downfall.

Highlights from Ohio prohibition film "Holy Toledo". I play Leo "Lips" Carcello, the muscle of the bootleggers running the town.

In this pilot presentation of "Angel Road", I play a Russian mobster interrogating a retired cop about a girl with a lot of my money.

This adventure comedy was made in Boise, Idaho on a budget of $8,000. It is a communal accomplishment of Boise's best talents. Since traveling the festival circuit, winning the 'Golden Reel' in the Nevada FF, it has recently been reopened for reediting and resubmission to do it justice in a 2014 festival run.

John Kyle Sutton is an actor/writer/producer from Boise, Idaho currently living in Los Angeles, California.

Taken from "Head Hung Low" by Father Tiger Original video director: Jeffrey McHale Cinematographer: Maximilian Schmige