Alan Madlane 49 pictures

Actor
Alan Madlane is a Detroit-based actor, script revisionist and screen writer, best known for "Wendigo," "Beyond the Mask," and "Train Station." He is also a former critic, copywriter and associate editor for the seminal rock and roll magazine CREEM from 1977-79. A proud member of SAG-AFTRA, he has been acting in films since 1980 and onstage since ...

Born: August 15, 1957
Star sign: Leo
Known for: Wendigo (1995), Beyond the Mask (2015), Eddie's Casket Shop (2011), P.I. Blues (2003)
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Imaginary Absinthe commercial, circa 2012
BTM afterparty, Scripps Mansion, 5/28/15
BTM afterparty, Scripps Mansion, 5/28/15
As Big Daddy in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Detroit, 2010.
On the Red Carpet at the Beyond the Mask Official Premiere, May 28, 2015.
Weird selfie with fake colored in goatee. Why? Ca. 2009, from personal collection.
As
Late 90s, off to a Mardi Gras in Detroit. From personal collection.
Clowning in the downtime, December 2013. Which way to the Spamalot auditions?
Alan Madlane
Alan Madlane
May 2015. From personal collection.
On the right, against blue screen, shooting the never-released film
Post- Ben Franklin start over, Oct. 31, 2012.
2011
Post-Buried Child, thoughtful serial killer look, 2014.
As
Mr. Vidor, early impression.
There's a certain element that loves the Troma stuff.
Interactive theater: As Mr. Vidor in
Creem Magazine reunion, 2012.
Onstage, 2014. Don't be hatin' the po-po.
Taking one for charity, 2009
Onstage in the world premiere of Joseph Zettelmeier's
Backstage, 2011
Street Scene, 2007
Onstage, 2014
As
As Sol Sussman in
As bar owner Jack Romanelli in Malignant Separation, 2015.
French. Fall 2009.
As Wolfgang Sebastian Lichtermann Faust in Dirty Trousers. Summer, 2004.
As Jeeter in Last of the Boys, Detroit MI May 2011.
Apres theater, 2006.
As Sol Sussman in promo shot for
August 2010. From personal collection.
Late 80s. From personal collection.
Backstage during the run of
Backstage during the production of
As the Village Leader in
As Ben Franklin in Beyond the Mask, 2015.
Backstage, 2007.
As Jesus Costazuela, with
2007
2010
As Wolfgang Faust, one of
2010
As
2010