Episodes Tagged ‘tiff’
KayvonTV catchings up to English film legends Michael Caine and John Neville during the Toronto International Film Festival.
Sunday, April 27th, 2008KayvonTV meets Andre 3000 Benjamin at 2007 Toronto Film Festival
Friday, February 8th, 2008Mr. Andre “3000″ Benjamin of the hip-hop supergroup Outkast was in Toronto for the International Film Festival recently. Mr. 3000 is starring alongside the very ravishing Charlize Theron in the Battle in Seattle. It was good to get a few minutes with Andre as he came 2up the red carpet for the premiere.2
Kayvon’s TIFF Red Carpet Reports – Woody Harrelson
Tuesday, September 18th, 2007One of the most anticipated feature film premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival this year is Battle In Seattle starring Charlize Theron and Woody Harrelson. I caught up to Mr. Harrelson just as he was leaving the press conference to promote the film. Woody wasn’t in a very talkative mood (surprising, considering he just came out of an hour long press conference where he was continually talking) I did mention that my celebrity photographer uncle Firooz Zahedi does say Hi. Firooz has shot Mr. Harrelson on several occasions. Keep watching KavyonTV.com for a very special interview with my uncle Firooz coming soon. And keep watching for more of my Red Carpet reports from the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival.
Donald Sutherland meets KayvonTV @ the Toronto Film Festival
Friday, September 14th, 2007KayvonTV greets Hayley Atwell and Kenneth Branagh at TIFF
Wednesday, September 12th, 2007What a truly fantastic morning. While Woody Allen was a little tough to catch up to – the star of his new movie, Hayley Atwell, was kind enough to autograph my Sharpie Pink Ribbon Jersey. Even managed to later meet a truly fantastic actor, director, producer and fellow Brit Kenneth Branagh.
Kayvon’s TIFF Red Carpet reports continue.
Monday, September 10th, 2007
Today’s production on KayvonTV was halted while our star Kayvon got some badily needed sleep. Seems like our Toronto Film Festival video reports have hit a bit of “arrested development.”