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lpassociation.comLast  month we reported details of a movie listed on IMDB  titled "Dark as  Day" directed by Levi Holiman, which was speculated to star Mike Shinoda  & Chester Bennington in a casting role. Well, not liking  speculation, the LPA set out to confirm or disprove these rumours, and  give you fans a little insight on the status of this project.
After speaking to Levi Holiman myself personally, here is what we discussed, and what Levi had to say on the project.
- On how Levi met Chester, and involved him within the project:
Chester  and I went to High School together in AZ. I had written the "Dark as  Day" script, 5 years ago, after moving to Los Angeles. I ran into  Chester on the set of "Bleed it out." We hadn't seen each other since 96  maybe? So I told him about the script and asked if he'd be interested  in reading it. He gave me his info and I sent it to him.
About a  week later, he emailed me and agreed to play a part in the film. We  initially wanted to see if he would be good for the lead but because of  his busy schedule, he felt it would be better for him to make an  appearance in the film rather than committing to the lead.  Understandable.
- On whether or not Mike Shinoda will be involved:
I  don't know Mike Shinoda though. As far as I know, Chester will be the  only one from LP involved. I do love Mike and his music. SOB is one of  my favorite groups. I listen to "Second to none" almost everyday on my  ipod.
- On Mike's name being listed on IMDB:
I just  checked imdb and have no idea how Mike's name got on the castlist. It  would be great to have Mike but I have no other information on that.
- More on Chester committing to the project:
The  first time I saw Chester act was in high school. He was good. I  remember him chasing someone on stage with a fire poker. I think he  played an old man in the play. But that was back when he had hair and  glasses like John Lennon. When I asked if he wanted to move back to  acting later his eyes perked up and he seemed very excited.
- Chester's role in the movie:
All  I can tell you with regard to the film is that Chesters character is  going to be a challenge for him. Emotionally, I'm going to ask him to  push himself. But I'm not worried whether he could pull it off or not.  He's a pro and he's been performing for a while.
He doesn't play a  bad guy in the movie. He's a good guy that has made a lot of bad  choices and when his character is introduced in the film, he has  realized the damage he has done and is ready to atone for his sins. I'm  really excited to see Chesters angle on the character and am very  confident that whether you are an LP fan or not, people will really dig  his character.
- The vision for Dark As Day:
"Dark as Day"  is like the the dark back alley for a fairy tale. It's in the same vein  as "Jacobs Ladder", "Donnie Darko" and "Vanilla Sky." If the fans like  those movies, I think they'll like DAD. If they don't, they might want  to put my head on a stick.
- The status of the project:
Financing  has been quite difficult because of the state of the economy. We are  hoping to find an independent source that will put in 7 figures and the  search is still on.
- Levi's kind words in regards to the LPA:
I  love that you guys are doing so much to promote other projects that  involve Chester. For no name guys like me, Chester coming on board and  you guys writing articles about this could make all the difference in  getting established as an artist.