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MODEL/ACTOR OF THE WEEK (MAY 21-25): BOB RASCHKE!
Name: BOB RASCHKE
Age: 53
Hometown: Chicago, IL
How did you get discovered?
What were you doing prior to modeling?
Transportation Industry / IndyCar Logistics.
People would be surprised to know that I….
am doing what I am doing. Then again, maybe not.
What’s your latest obsession?
V2 CarWash, LLC.
Your most prize possession?
Can’t think of one off hand. I don’t believe I have one.
Growing up, who did you look up to as your hero?
My Father.
When is the last time you said “I Love You” to someone?
Just a few days ago.
Three adjectives that best describe you…
Meticulous , energetic , adventurous.
Describe your personal style….
Driven.
Your favorite place you have traveled to?
Australia / Germany. TIE.
Your favorite film?
Currently: Act of Valor. Or on a rainy afternoon/evening: Bourne trilogy
Your favorite sport or sports figure?
Football / Auto Racing.
If there’s a destination or item you would recommend us to check out or visit about your native country/city/town what would you recommend?
SuperDawg. Haha!
Your favorite song/artist
Currently: Adele: Rolling in the Deep (We Could Have Had it All).
What is your wish for 2012?
Hard work brings good luck.
There’s a movie based on Battleship — so why not adapt any of these 12 board games as well?
We put together a dozen fake posters for board game movies we’d like to see — as well as plot summaries and casting suggestions for each flick. (For Connect 4: “In Connect III, Reg Caldwell pulled one last job and thought he was out of the life for good. He was wrong. Again. With only four bullets in the chamber, he takes on syndicate boss Milton Bradley (William Fitchner), who has kidnapped Caldwell’s sister. Luckily, sis (Gina Carano) is known to be pretty sneaky herself.”)
Too funny not to share!!
Dannijo collar necklaces, snapped by Fashion Assistant Brooke Ely Danielson.
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