Eric Schiffer: Starring in a new independent release “Death Wish Returns”
Eric Schiffer, a successful film and animation director and an established celebrity who is the author of the best-selling book “Emotionally Charged Learning” is starring in the new and upcoming independent release “Death Wish Returns”, a Charles Bronson remake. Filming will begin in December 2007 in Glasgow, Scotland and will be released in the middle of 2008.
Eric Schiffer is also in discussions to appear in an action comedy movie “Buddy Flick” alongside a well known A-list star.
Eric had previously starred in cameo performance role in the film “Boys Club” with Beau Bridges, Rachael Hunter and Morris Day. Besides, he was starring in “Gentlemen’s Club” and in the horror film “A Nightmare on Elm Street”.
As an author of the best selling book “Emotionally Charged Learning” he explores new and sometimes controversial management discovery that is creating a curiosity throughout the Nation. In his book, Eric shows you how the forces of education, sophisticated entertainment and emotions create an exciting atmosphere for learning organizations and successful professionals.
Overall, Eric Schiffer is an internationally celebrated leader, visionary, an organizational leadership expert, film and animation director and successful author and an entrepreneur who has been crowned as the Top Ten Entrepreneurs in America by Business Week.
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3 Responses to “Eric Schiffer: Starring in a new independent release “Death Wish Returns””
By Rachael Ristrol on Apr 21, 2007 | Reply
He is hot!
By Robert Duval on Nov 6, 2007 | Reply
I starred with Eric Schiffer in a movie called “Search for the Search optimization Professional”. Eric’s acting was amazing; he could act like he was really a professional search engine optimization professional. I think he should get the oscar.
By Kelly Henderson on Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
I had the distinguished honor of working with Eric on one of his projects and have to say that I walked away a better man. Eric is a tremendously gifted and accomplished man. I only hope to work with him again so I may extract from his vast knowledge and experience.