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Oded will guest star in episode called “Containment” of the new tv series Eleventh Hour (link).

There are conflicting information regarding the airdate - a listing says the episode will air on October 30, while other listings list the airdate as November 6, 2008.

Drool (2009) Written and directed by Nancy Kissam

Drool is about an abused woman, Anora, who befriends an African American neighbor, Imogene. Their relationship crosses over the friendship line into romance and when the louse of a husband discovers them, he tries to kill them both. However, the tables are turned when Anora - quite by accident - kills him. The remaining family then toss daddy in the trunk of Imogene’s “Kathy K. Kosmetics” car and drives him to Savannah to be buried. It’s a dark comedy. Oded Fehr plays “Cheb”, the abusive husband. (Source, IMBD)

The script won the “Award for Best Feature Length Screenplay” at the 2007 Slamdance Film Festival.

Matt Nix, the creator of Burn Notice, confirms Oded Fehr as one of the quest-stars of season two.

Oded will guest-star in the 5th episode, Scatter Brain, of Burn Notice. The episode will air on August 7, 2008.

Apparently Hybrid has been renamed to “Hunter”.

HOLLYWOOD — Voltage Pictures has acquired foreign rights to Stallion Media’s horror pic “Hybrid,” directed by Eric Valette (”One Missed Call”).Oded Fehr and Shannon Beckner topline the pic about a female mechanic in a Chicago police garage who spends a night of terror with a hybrid car.Stallion Media partners Oliver Hengst and Elizabeth Wang-Lee are producing with Kevin DeWalt of Minds Eye Entertainment and Tim Kwok of Convergence Entertainment. Alex Leung (Studio 407), Tim McGrath (Picture Park) and Christian Arnold-Beutel (Tadora) will exec produce.

Pic’s budgeted at more than $10 million. Shooting will begin this week around Regina, Saskatchewan.

“Hybrid” is written by Neal Marshall Stevens (“Thirteen Ghosts”). Voltage, a partnership between Nicolas Chartier and producer Dean Devlin, is in post-production on its first in-house film, “The Hurt Locker,” directed by Kathryn Bigelow.

Source: http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117983141.html?categoryid=13&cs=1