On getting into a character from such an emotional storyline, Joshua says, “‘Sex, Death & Bowling’ is really different from ‘Break Point,’ and took a lot of different preparation. His new teammate, his uncle with an estranged relationship with Eli’s father, is confronted with old wounds and works with Eli to find positivity and hope. Following his father falling ill, Joshua’s character, 11 year-old-boy Eli, must find another teammate to help him fulfill his goal of winning the Fiesta Cup bowling tournament.
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We have a new storyline, new people, and totally new enemies, but it still has that pizazz that only a ‘Lion King’ storyline can deliver.”Īnother project of Joshua’s that is coming out in November is the movie “Sex, Death & Bowling”.
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It is going to be so great, and anyone who thinks that it will not, will be eating their words come November.” Don’t believe him? Joshua adds, “Trust me, I have seen it.”Īlso, don’t expect the new TV series to be just like the original film that spawned the franchise. On joining the project which has a deep rooted legacy and connection with fans due to the original “The Lion King” movie, Joshua says, “IT’S TERRIFYING!” He tells himself, “Some people are not going to be so happy with it… until they see it. I have to think about what the animators are going to do with my voice, and though I totally trust the great animators at Disney, DreamWorks, and Cartoon Network, I always want to help them as much as I can.”Īnd helping animators with his voice over work is going to be a large part of Joshua’s future considering he got the role of ‘Bunga’ for ‘The Lion King’ TV movie sequel and subsequent “The Lion Guard” series. “Being in front of the camera can be more tiring, but it requires more thought to be in front of the microphone, in my opinion. “They are both really different in their own ways,” Joshua says, referring to acting in front of a camera versus voice over work. “I love being on TV, I love being in movies, and I love doing voice over, so I guess my answer is nope! I love them all equally!” Switching from behind the camera to in front of it is as different as one can imagine. “That is really hard!” he tells Teenplicity. They are all different, and they are all really fun to do!”įinding his favorite part about acting is not as easy as it sounds. From television to film, animation to Netflix, Joshua’s work can be found virtually anywhere! “It has all been really amazing, but I never felt overwhelmed by the projects. “She noticed that I really liked being around the camera at age four or so, and so she got me into modeling, and it just kind of grew from there!” His time in the business so far, though he is still young, has shown his great versatility. “My mom really got me in to acting,” he says. However, Joshua Rush is no newcomer to the entertainment industry.
“Does all of it work? Because everything on that set was AWESOME!” he enthused when asked what his favorite memory was. As far as time on set, Joshua loved it all. “He dresses really outrageously, and acts sort of crazy sometimes! He is a fun character to play, and he ends up bringing our two main characters together.” Barry is an easily lovable character for his quirks and blunt honesty at times. It released to theaters earlier this month and is available on iTunes and Video On Demand.īarry is “this funky, weird kid,” Joshua comments on his character in “Breaking Point”. In 2014, “Break Point” won “Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking” at the Newport Beach Film Festival and was nominated for “Narrative Spotlight” at the SXSW Film Festival. Joshua Rush plays the 11 year-old-boy named Berry, with great comedic timing and insight for the other characters. “Break Point” is a story about two estranged brothers that reunite and, with the unlikely help of an 11 year-old-boy, make a run at a grand slam tennis tournament.
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