2006 Archived News

The sixth annual FanSource Fan Appreciation Weekend took place the weekend of Oct. 13, 14 and 15, 2006 at Beverly Garland's Holiday Inn in Universal City, California, which Sheree attended.  For more information and photos from the event, please visit www.fansource.com.

POP CULTURE AWARD:  This award is presented to a show that has crossed the line from television series to pop culture phenomenon. This year's honoree was Dallas. John Schneider and Tom Wopat presented this award to Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Charlene Tilton, Steve Kanaly, Susan Howard, Sheree J. Wilson, Ken Kercheval and Mary Crosby.  Visit the DALLAS section for photos from the awards show.

Sheree participated in the ensemble cast of a benefit performance of The Vagina Monologues at the DGA in Hollywood on Monday, March 20, 2006.  

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Synopsis: 

Steven Down was with the US Army's Military Intelligence in Nicaragua circa 1986, an observer for the Contras from within a Sandinista farm collective run primarily by college kids from the States.  On a rainy September day, a masked paramilitary unit came out of the trees and lined everyone up against a broken-down bus, killing them all except Down, who was taken inside the bus and tortured. After telling these men everything, Down escapes, barely, with his life; a damaged man, honorably discharged, prone to violence and paranoia, never knowing who his tormentors were or why he wasn't killed with the others. He goes underground, and with the help of another intelligence-community exile, begins obsessively compiling data in an attempt to solve the mystery of what happened on that rainy September day in Nicaragua.  It's 1993 and Down is a freelance corporate security operative, standing anonymously in the background during a clandestine meeting between an EDS-like data-systems firm and an unnamed Latin American client country. At the bargaining table the deal broker begins to speak, and Down believes he hears the voice of his torturer.  Could this be the man? Or is Down just another paranoid bloodbath waiting to happen. And if he can't trust himself to know, who can he trust to help him find out? All clues seem to confirm that Down and his demon have found each other, but have they?  So now the two of them, professionals, linked by chance and the dark couplings of global business and political terror, come together to finish what Down believes inadvertently started in a Nicaraguan jungle years before. Their jungle now is the post-modern city seen through night-vision goggles, scrawled with multinational graffiti, patrolled by private security forces and the homeless, lit by Frank Miller, and scored by the last gasps of the punk/hip-hop restless urban voice.

RACHEL - The beautiful and talented Sheree J. Wilson plays the lead role of Rachel. Her previous film roles include CRIMEWAVE directed by Sam Raimi and written by the Coen brothers and two long running parts on CBS TV shows DALLAS and WALKER, TEXAS RANGER.

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For more information, visit their website at www.killingdown.com.

Join Sheree at the world premiere of KILLING DOWN at the 36th Annual USA Film Festival in Dallas, TX at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, May 2 at the AMC Northpark 15 Theaters.  The Northpark Mall is in Dallas near the intersection of N. Central (75) and NW Hwy.  For tickets, please call Ticketmaster at (214) 631-2787 or visit www.ticketmaster.com.  For more information on the USA Film Festival, you can also visit them online at www.usafilmfestival.com.

Sheree has just finished filming the independent film FRAGILE, for Filmedia Entertainment, written by Frederic Galfo.  Check back for more details soon.   Coming soon ... www.fragilethefilm.com.

FRAGILE will be screened at this year's Cannes Film Festival, as part of the competition for 1st Time Director.