Christopher Andrews
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For other people of the same name, see Christopher Andrews (disambiguation).
Christopher Andrews (born July 14, 1970) is an actor and writer who lives in Southern California with his wife, Yvonne Isaak-Andrews. He is working on his seventh novel, Of Wolf and Man, the sequel to Pandora's Game, and continues to work as an actor, both on stage and in film.
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[edit] Filmography
[edit] Short films
- HeroMan
- Windsong
- Mistake
- Love Conquers All[disambiguation needed
] - The Pond[disambiguation needed ]
- Thirst[disambiguation needed ]
[edit] Theatrical
- Blithe Spirit
- Love Letters
- Deathtrap
- Private Lives
- Don't Dress for Dinner
- Greetings!
- The Old Couple
- Woman in Mind
- Bus Stop
- Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
- A Christmas Carol
[edit] Bibliography
- Pandora's Game (hardcover, ISBN 978-0738804842, paperback, ISBN 978-0977453528, 1999), published by Rising Star Visionary Press & Fine Line Publishing Co., Inc.
- Dream Parlor (hardcover, ISBN 978-0738827896, paperback, ISBN 978-0977453535, 2000), novelization of film
- Paranormals (hardcover, ISBN 978-0977453511, paperback, ISBN 978-0977453566 2002), published by Rising Star Visionary Press & Fine Line Publishing Co., Inc.
- Hamlet: Prince of Denmark (hardcover, ISBN 978-0977453504, paperback, ISBN 978-0977453559, 2005), adaptation of Hamlet.
- The Darkness Within (ISBN 978-0977453542, 2006), short story collection
- Of Wolf and Man (hardcover, ISBN 978-0977453597, paperback, ISBN 978-0982488201, 2008)
- Night of the Living Dead (ISBN 978-0982488218, 2009), novelization of film
[edit] Awards
- 2005 - won WCT Theatrical Award "Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role" for his appearance in the play Don't Dress for Dinner.
