Runaway DVD to be released December 8, 2009. After several false starts, it looks like this time it will actually happen. You can preorder it on Amazon. The Runaway Facebook page gives some of the flavor of this dark, disturbing, compelling story.
Holy Money is scheduled for European theatrical release September 16, 2009 through Kinepolis, a Belgium-based distributor and operator of cinema complexes in Belgium, France, Spain, and Switzerland. The Holy Money website now features two trailers (extended scenes) and a teaser (bits from throughout the film).
Echoes, in which Aaron Stanford plays the lead role of Stephan, is available for viewing on FEARnet. This is a previously unaired episode of the NBC TV horror anthology series Fear Itself. Thanks again to the ever-alert stanfordwank for the good news.
Fear Itself DVDs (4-disc set) containing all 13 episodes including Echoes, the episode starring Aaron Stanford, is scheduled for release from Lionsgate on September 15, 2009.
Aaron Stanford appeared in a guest role in the fourth episode of the current season of AMC's Mad Men, where he played a potential client of the show's 1960s advertising firm, Sterling Cooper. The September 6, 2009 episode, titled The Arrangements is available for purchase on iTunes.
Playing a poker genius who seems to have lost his gaming skills, Aaron Stanford was the lead guest actor in the July 19, 2009 episode of the USA Network/NBC series Law & Order: Criminal Intent. The episode, titled All In, is available for purchase on iTunes. The episode also aired Monday August 31st on NBC in the 9 pm est time slot.
How I Got Lost continues to run the film festival circuit. For a schedule of screenings future and past, see the film's Facebook page.
The Cake Eaters DVD released March 24, 2009.
The Cake Eaters U.S. cinema distribution begins March 13, 2009. It is the first project distributed by 7-57 Releasing, a new company created by the film's producers The 7th Floor and 57th and Irving Productions. The official website includes reviews, a trailer, and more.
Aaron Stanford plays Andrew Peterson in How I Got Lost. Written and directed by Joe Leonard, this is a full length version of his earlier (2005) short film of the same name. For the information on the film's development, see the official site.
Please note: Aaron Stanford does not have, and has never had, a page on myspace.com.
new and recent roles
Horace (Ho-Ho) Cook, Jr. in The Arrangements, the September 6, 2009 episode of AMC's award-winning television series Mad Men.Role Description
Josh Snow (the poker prodigy) in All In, the July 19, 2009 episode of the USA Network television series Law and Order: Criminal Intent. The same episode was shown on NBC on August 31. Role Description
Stephan in Echoes, an episode of the NBC TV horror anthology series Fear Itself. Filming completed July 2008, but the episode, along with four others, was not broadcast when the series was interrupted by coverage of the 2008 Olympic Games and national political conventions. Made available online via FEARnet in September 2009.
Aaron Stanford is the voice of Pvt. Polonsky in the videogame Call of Duty: World at War. Developed by Treyarch. Distributed by Activision November 2008. Official Site.
Andrew Peterson in How I Got Lost. Filming completed May 2008.
Anthony Tregoni in Holy Money, a film based on the novel Holy Smoke, by Tonino Benacquista. Produced by Moviestream. Filming
completed November 2007.
Brett Chandler (the young film star) in Hollywood Homicide, the October 5, 2007 episode of the CBS television series Numb3rs.Role Description
Thanks yet again to stanfordwank for finding this interview of Aaron Stanford and Kristen Stewart talking about The Cake Eaters and other matters.
A currently (August 2009) active French-language fan site for Aaron Stanford in blog format contains up-to-date entries, responses/comments, and some nicely chosen images.
This May 10, 2007 interview, conducted by MeeVee managing editor Marjorie Kase, covers an unusually wide range of topics—the making of Traveler, comic books, favorite TV viewing, more. Thanks to Aaron Stanford Online for their alert.
Jayce Bartok, who wrote The Cake Eaters and who stars in the film, talks about writing the script and making the movie in an interview with Lisa Steinberg for Starry Constellation Magazine. Thank you to
stanfordwank for finding this. Interview
The fan site stanfordwank contains postings which are (as of August 2009) accurate, up-to-date, interesting and informative.
The fan site Aaron Stanford Online features (as of August 2009) a rich gallery of images and a forum.