"I really loved this character as a role model for people. I thought hey, this is great, people can see women in power, getting what they want, and doing the right thing in the world. And then I find out that the whole thing is a sham." - Sarah Clarke on finding out that Nina was the mole
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NINA MYERS: I don't wanna shoot you just yet, but I will if I have to! - "24"
Pas De Deux
A clown (Sarah Clarke) gets kicked out of the circus and
ignored all over New York despite efforts to bring joy to the
city. A chance meeting with a man (Bill Prouty) who is left at
the altar because of his inability to laugh.
Main cast:
Sarah Clarke ... the Clown
Bill Prouty ... the Man who couldn't laugh
Information:
Genre: Short / Comedy
Running time: 18 min
Filming location: New York
Awards: Brooklyn Film Festival 2000
Best Diverse Filmmaker - Nara Garber CiNY Awards 2000
Outstanding Film (Narrative Dramatic Short)
Outstanding Performance - Sarah Lively
Trivia:
"Pas De Deux" is a short black and white mute movie,
the only voice that can be heard is the laugh of the man when he
sees the clown. Sarah is credited as Sarah Lively.
"When I first met Sarah during auditions we had a long
conversation about European clowns vs. American clowns,"
recalls director Nara Garber. "She was one of very few
people to audition for the role who really had an intuitive grasp
of this, and it was largely because she had spent a semester in
college studying theater and movement techniques in Italy."
