The Kiamichi Project

Australian actor Nathan Jones joins the cast of High Entertainment’s the Kiamichi Project, an action-packed, suspense film set in the mountains of Oklahoma where legendary sasquatch roam. Jones, known for his towering height of 6 foot, 11 inches, will star as a tall, hairy creature suspected as the killer leaving bodies in its wake.

Learn more about Jones here.

Canadian actor John DeSantis, known for his turn in Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World with Russell Crowe, and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, joins the cast of High Entertainment’s, The Kiamichi Project.

The movie is set to be filmed in the Kiamichi Mountains of Oklahoma by High Entertainment subsidiary, Cryptid Films, and will feature DeSantis in a villainous role.

To learn more about the 6-foot 9 actor, visit here.

Daniel Gilchrist, one of the tallest actors in the business at 7 foot 7, has signed on to play a villain in High Entertainment’s upcoming movie, The Kiamichi Project. Gilchrist is known for his role as The Enuattii in 2017’s The Beast of the Water, and as Demby, in Chained for Life.

The Kiamichi Project is in development by High Entertainment’s Oklahoma subsidiary, Cryptid Films. Learn more about the actor here.

British actor John Lebar has joined the cast of Cryptid Film’s The Kiamichi Project as one of the film’s villains. Cryptid is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Arizona-based High Entertainment.

Standing 7 foot, 3 inches, Lebar has stood tall in a variety of film roles, including the Ghost Engineer in Ridley Scott’s 2012 sci-fi thriller, Prometheus; the Golem in BBC’s reimaging of Sherlock, the Irish Giant in The League of Gentlemen, and as a Panto Giant in Jack the Giant Slayer, directed by Bryan Singer and starring Nicholas Hault, Eleanor Tomlinson, Ewan McGregor and Stanley Tucci.

Lebar trained at the Actors Centre in London, studying improvisation, jazz and historical dance, the Meisner technique, and bask stage combat. He makes his home in southwest England. Learn more at his website.

Paul Sturgess, a former professional basketball player and England’s tallest man, has signed on to play a movie bad guy in High Entertainment’s The Kiamichi Project. Cryptid is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Arizona-based High Entertainment.

The former Harlem Globetrotter, nicknamed “Tiny,” is the tallest person to play for the famous team of basketball tricksters. He led the team’s notorious opposition, the Washington Generals, as Cager, a masked villain. Sturgess stands 7 feet, 7 inches tall. He also played professionally for the Texas Legends in the U.S. and for the Cheshire Phoenix in Britain.

His role in The Kiamichi Project will be his first film role, though his antics with the Globetrotters have given him plenty of entertainment experience. He also has made numerous television appearances as himself and is a well-known motivational speaker throughout Britain. Read more about Sturgess here.

Native American actor Michael Spears has joined the cast of Cryptid Film’s The Kiamichi Project. Born in South Dakota, Michael’s first film role was playing Otter in Kevin Costner’s Dances with Wolves. Since then, Michael has worked steadily appearing in Skins, Into the West, and Yellow Rock. He has previously hosted and co-hosted the American Indian Film Institute Awards in 2013. In addition to his acting skills, Michael is also a talented dancer and drummer. He is a champion in Lakota Traditional and Grass Dancing, as well as a hand drum singer champion. Michael is a member of the Lakota Sioux Tribe and now lives in Bozeman, Montana. Read more here.

Eddie Spears, a Native American actor from South Dakota, has signed on for a role in Cryptid Film’s upcoming horror / action film The Kiamichi Project. Spears has had notable roles in a variety of productions including DreamKeeper, Bone Tomahawk, and Into the West, alongside his brother Michael. In previous interviews, One of Eddie’s more well-known roles was playing the lead in Black Cloud, directed by Ricky Schroder. Eddie trained in boxing for three months to portray a young Navajo boxer preparing for the Olympics while conflicted about his family heritage. Read more here.