End Game, the movie that David Selby was filming in Spokane, Washington back in March 2005 when he held a book signing at the Barnes & Noble there, will be released on DVD on May 2, 2006. The film stars Cuba Gooding, Jr. and Angie Harmon as a Secret Service agent and a reporter who team up to uncover a conspiracy behind the assassination of the President. Anne Archer, Burt Reynolds, Jack Scalia, and James Woods also appear in the film. David Selby portrays Shakey, a homeless man who witnesses the assassination.

To view a trailer in Quicktime format, click here. To purchase the DVD from Amazon, click here.

Kate Jackson appeared on Larry King Live earlier this month. (I think it was on Feb. 3, but I'm not sure.) The topic of the show was surviving heart disease, and Patty Duke was also a guest. Jackson has appeared on the show in the past to discuss this issue. This episode will air again on Saturday, Feb. 11, at 9 pm Eastern for anyone who's interested.

Some of this may have been mentioned in separate threads, so apologies for repeated information. I've updated my David Selby site to include the following:

• Information about the DVD release of the first season of Police Woman. David Selby appears as Nate Fesler in the episode "No Place to Hide." Screen captures are available on the site. (Lara Parker also appears in an episode in this collection.)
  
• Information about the first Region 1 (U.S./Canada) DVD release of Raise the Titanic, the 1980 film based on the Clive Cussler novel starring Jason Robards, Richard Jordan, David Selby, Anne Archer, and Alec Guinness. Screen captures and production stills are available on the site.
• Information about the DVD release of the third season of The Waltons. David Selby appears as art teacher Joshua Williams in the episode "The Romance." A link to screen captures from this episode is included. (Kathy Cody appeared in the following week's episode.)
• A link to the official Spin web site. David Selby appears in this film as record company owner Rob Polan. Filming wrapped in December, and the final product should be ready by the spring. The site features images and a preliminary version of a trailer. David can be seen in both the images and the trailer.

All new material is accessible via the "What's New" page of the site:

http://www.ldrweb.com/davidselby

Anyone in the LA area who's interested in seeing Joanna Going on stage should check out the L.A. Theatre Works web site. She'll participate in performances of Caryl Churchill's Top Girls in January at the Skirball Cultural Center.

David Selby was interviewed about his new book, A Better Place, on this weekend's episode of Inside Appalachia, a radio program produced by West Virginia Public Broadcasting. The show is now archived on the IA web site. The interview with Selby begins approximately 35 minutes into the program. This interview will be available online for about a week before it is removed.

For anyone who's curious about Jamison Selby's work as an actor, one of his movies will finally be making its way to DVD on December 6. In Puddle Cruiser, he portrays Traci Shannon, a college rugby player. The film's main character tries to win over Shannon's ex-girlfriend.  Selby's role is a supporting one. You can order the movie from Amazon here.

If you'd prefer to see Jamison Selby in a lead role, then I would recommend One Take. The film focuses on his character's journey after mysteriously receiving a photo in the mail of himself with his dead girlfriend. Amazon also has that one here.

I happened to stumble across the last few minutes of the second part of a two-part episode of Gunsmoke on TVLand this afternoon, and Kathy Cody was in it. The episode is "Women for Sale." According to the IMDb, this originally aired in September 1973.

Here are a few screen caps. The other actor is Nicholas Hammond (Peter Parker from the Spiderman television series).