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{{Infobox Character|color_theme = bluff| title = Blake Blossom|pronouns = he/him/his| affiliations = [[Gale Green]]<br>[[Hector Hu]]| appears_in = [[The Eighty Six]], [[Messy Business]]|place_of_origin = [[Bluff City]]|player = [[Austin Walker]]}}'''Blake | {{Infobox Character|color_theme = bluff| title = Blake Blossom|pronouns = he/him/his| affiliations = [[Gale Green]]<br>[[Hector Hu]]| appears_in = [[The Eighty Six]], [[Messy Business]]|place_of_origin = [[Bluff City]]|player = [[Austin Walker]]}}'''Blake Blossom''' is an actor-turned-director who has worked in both [[Bluff City|Bluff]] and [[Blough City]]. He looks similar to James Gandolfini. | ||
He starred in the pilot of [[Aliens in the Outfield (TV Show)|Aliens in the Outfield]] as [[Frankie Bianchi]]. | == History and Involvement == | ||
He starred in the pilot of [[Aliens in the Outfield (TV Show)|''Aliens in the Outfield'']] as [[Frankie Bianchi]]. | |||
Blake's conversations with his doctor about his recurring dreams of [[Bluff City (city)|Bluff City]] are the intros to "[[Bluff City 05: There Is No Greater Love Pt. 1|There Is No Greater Love Pt. 1]]" and "[[Bluff City 06: There Is No Greater Love Pt. 2|There Is No Greater Love Pt. 2]]". He was depressed at not being able to reach the Bluff City he dreamed of, until he met Hector Hu, who brought him to the 'real' Bluff City. | |||
Working with [[Gale Green]], he began showing his films in public places and private places (bars, coffee houses, projected onto the side of buildings) without approval of [[the Cultural Trust]]. The Cultural Trust believed his work was dangerous, and began to track his movements. He was also followed by [[The Concern]] during this time. | After Blake starred in [[The Eighty Six|''The Eighty Six'']] as [[Clarence B Grimes|Chief Grimes]], [[Hector Hu]] brought him to [[Blough City]], where he became an avant garde film director. Working with [[Gale Green]], he began showing his films in public places and private places (bars, coffee houses, projected onto the side of buildings) without approval of [[the Cultural Trust]]. The Cultural Trust believed his work was dangerous, and began to track his movements. He was also followed by [[The Concern]] during this time. | ||
Eight months after returning to Blough City, Blake was killed by [[Mike Truk|The Curator]] while shooting footage for his most recent film ( | Eight months after returning to Blough City, Blake was killed by [[Mike Truk|The Curator]] while shooting footage for his most recent film ([[Blossom Tape|The Tunnel]]). | ||
The Tunnel | |||
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Latest revision as of 00:30, 6 July 2023
Blake Blossom is an actor-turned-director who has worked in both Bluff and Blough City. He looks similar to James Gandolfini.
History and Involvement[edit | edit source]
He starred in the pilot of Aliens in the Outfield as Frankie Bianchi.
Blake's conversations with his doctor about his recurring dreams of Bluff City are the intros to "There Is No Greater Love Pt. 1" and "There Is No Greater Love Pt. 2". He was depressed at not being able to reach the Bluff City he dreamed of, until he met Hector Hu, who brought him to the 'real' Bluff City.
After Blake starred in The Eighty Six as Chief Grimes, Hector Hu brought him to Blough City, where he became an avant garde film director. Working with Gale Green, he began showing his films in public places and private places (bars, coffee houses, projected onto the side of buildings) without approval of the Cultural Trust. The Cultural Trust believed his work was dangerous, and began to track his movements. He was also followed by The Concern during this time.
Eight months after returning to Blough City, Blake was killed by The Curator while shooting footage for his most recent film (The Tunnel).