HBO’s ‘All Signs of Death’ fills out cast

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Actress Mercedes Masohn ("The Law") has joined the cast of HBO's "All Signs of Death."


Masohn plays "Soledad," a femme fatal who gets Ben Wishaw's body clean-up crew protagonist in a whole mess of trouble.

Also filling out the cast: Clayne Crawford (“Chev”), Ron Yuan (“Po Sin”), Jeremy Ray Valdez (“Jaime”), Mahershalalhashbaz Ali (“Gabe”) and Kelsey Ford (“Dot”).

"Death" is from "True Blood" producer Alan Ball and is based on the novel "The Mystic Arts of Erasing All Signs of Death."

Masohn is repped by Greene & Associates and Luber/Roklin.
 

'24' baddie Clayne Crawford joins Alan Ball's new HBO drama 'Death'

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All signs point to Clayne Crawford landing a major role in Alan Ball’s HBO drama pilot All Signs of Death.

Based on Charlie Huston’s best-selling crime novel, Death revolves around a slacker-turned-crime scene cleaner (Ben Whishaw) who gets entangled in a murder mystery. Crawford—who recurred as Katee Sackhoff’s psycho stalker on the final season of 24—will play his BFF, a sexy greaser who runs a tattoo parlor. Crawford is currently appearing on A&E’s The Glades.
 

British Actor Ben Whishaw Gets The Lead In Alan Ball's HBO Pilot 'All Signs Of Death'

http://www.deadline.com/2010/07/british-actor-ben-whishaw-gets-the-lead-in-alan-balls-hbo-pilot-all-signs-of-death/

Ben Whishaw has been tapped as the lead in Alan Ball’s pilot for HBO All Signs of Death, marking the British actor's U.S. TV debut. The dark comedic drama, based on Charlie Huston’s 2009 crime noir novel The Mystic Arts of Erasing All Signs of Death, centers on Webster Filmore Goodhue (Whishaw) an inveterate twenty-something slacker who stumbles into a career as a crime scene cleaner, only to find himself entangled with a murder mystery, a femme fatale and the loose ends of his own past. Ball is executive producing and directing the pilot, which was written by Huston. The pilot, slated to start filming in August in Los Angeles, will employ smaller, portable cameras for a cinema verite style. Whishaw, who trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, got his break in the U.K. in 2004 when he played the lead in Trevor Nunn's production of Hamlet at the Old Vic. He has starred in several British series and features, including films Layer Cake, Bright Star and Brideshead Revisited. Whishaw next appears in another William Shakespeare adaptation, Julie Taymor's big-screen The Tempest.