If you’re a fan of Amy Adams, please stop by Amy Adams Fan, a brand new Amy fansite created by my friends Riikka and Mycah. It’s a wonderful new addition to their collective and is both informative and beautifully put together. 
Welcome back. I apologize for the downtime, but it took me a while to get everything re-coded and make sure all the pages were working properly. I hope you will all love the shiny new look that my friend Dora created as much as I do. Please note that comments are now open, so feel free and share feedback or comment on articles and such. New photos will be added very soon, I’ve just been super busy lately and haven’t had time to work on any gallery updates.
I’m also currently working on getting the streaming media archive (for video and audio clips) off the ground, but that is still going to take a little while, so please continue to be patient with me. If anyone has any video or audio clips they’d like to share, please email them to me at stef@benjamin-mckenzie.org and they will be added (with full credit) to the media archive before its grand opening in the semi-near future. Please note that I have clips of most all of Ben’s recent television and radio interviews, but am happy to accept any and all donations that you guys are kind enough to send in.
Click here to listen to an interview did with Mancow.com and click here to listen to an interview Ben did with Kelly McKay on WZPL radio station on April 15, 2008. Thanks to swedish_girl80 at ben_support for the links.
Sorry for the delayed posting of these videos. I’ve been swamped with real life stuff lately and have gotten way behind with all of my site updates again. Better late than never through, right? 
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Click here to view a recent interview Ben did with ASM TV. Interviews with the other cast members can be viewed by clicking on the desired clip from the list beside the main video. There is also a lengthy behind the scenes video here. Enjoy!
Most famously known as heartthrob Ryan Atwood on The O.C., Benjamin McKenzie is now working his way onto the silver screen, hoping to land himself bigger roles in blockbuster hits.
Despite an inspired turn in the indie gem Junebug, McKenzie is trying his hand in more commercial, genre-based movies, like his upcoming thriller 88 Minutes starring Al Pacino (Righteous Kill).
McKenzie’s main concern was the shift from a popular television series to a feature film. The young actor said his role selection was based on “picking things quite differently than The O.C. and teen films.”
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