MACRUMOR.COM – ARTICLE

Dec 15, 2022
by Juli Clover
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Samsung today shared another ad in its anti-Apple “On the Fence” series that encourages iPhone users to switch over to Samsung devices.

In the spot, a man sits on a literal fence while a woman using a Galaxy Z Flip 4 starts a conversation. “I used to be you,” she says. “Sitting on the fence between Apple and Samsung.” The man laments on how he wants to switch to a Samsung device, but he’s worried about what his iPhone-using friends will think. She goes on to explain that he should be, because his friends will be jealous.

SOAP OPERA DIGEST – ARTICLE

Sep 21, 2022
by Bryan Beckley
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David Lautman (Smoltz) credits his on-screen supervisor, Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis), with helping him acclimate to GH. “I owe a lot to Nancy,” he declares. “First off, she is an extraordinarily talented actress who has a great habit of making her scene partners look like rock stars, which clearly has been substantiated by her multiple Emmy and Soap Opera Digest Award wins.

SOAPS IN DEPTH – ARTICLE

Sep 21, 2022
by Michelle Parkerton
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The second Insta Story Johnny Wactor shared was a repost from David Lautman, who plays sleazy tabloid reporter Smoltz. Sharing a video clip of Sasha watching Brando flatline, Lautman’s typed text read, “RIP. Brando Corbin could not have been played by a better actor. Love ya, Johnny.” Again adding a message of his own in his repost, Wactor replied, “Thank you, brother. Enjoyed working with you. And may Smoltz live on to wreak more havoc!”

SOAPS IN DEPTH – ARTICLE

Sep 20, 2022
by Chris Eades
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David Lautman Thanks ‘General Hospital’ Co-Star Nancy Lee Grahn

Lautman debuted on GH back in February 2022 when Smoltz showed up at The Invader to pitch a story about Nina destroying Sonny and Carly’s marriage. Alexis may have turned down the reporter’s gossipy muck, but Grahn very much wanted to keep Lautman around!

SOAPS IN DEPTH – ARTICLE

Sep 8, 2022
by Chris Eades
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David Lautman Admits He’s Surprised to Still Be Playing Smoltz on GH!

Since his debut back in February 2022, Grant Smoltz has become one of the preeminent troublemakers on GENERAL HOSPITAL and portrayer David Lautman couldn’t be happier. Especially since the role was originally just meant to be a one-off!

THE RELATABLE VOICE – PODCAST

Aug 25, 2022
by Lucia Matuonto
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Hitting the road with the actor David Lautman – The Relatable Voice Podcast (Society & Culture)

Welcome back to the Relatable Voice podcast! Today, the RV is picking up David Lautman all the way in California for this episode. David is an actor and is currently in the popular soap General Hospital.

DIGITAL JOURNAL – INTERVIEW

Aug 17, 2022
by Markos Papadatos
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Actor David Lautman of “General Hospital” chatted about being a part of the hit ABC daytime drama. He plays the character Grant Smoltz.

On being a part of the show, he said, “It has been amazing! GH has been a blessing and I’ve been having a blast since day one. So to have the opportunity to be invited back to cause more mischief and mayhem has been nothing short of amazing.

THE JIM MASTERS SHOW LIVE – INTERVIEW

May 22, 2022
by Jim Masters
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David Lautman Interview on The Jim Masters Show LIVE. Entertainment, lifestyle, talk show series as award-winning television, radio, multimedia personality and host Jim Masters welcomes actor, filmmaker David Lautman to the show as his special guest.

SOAP OPERA NEWS – INTERVIEW

May 19, 2022
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David Lautman plays Grant Smoltz, a tabloid journalist trying to make good, on General Hospital. We recently got to sit down with him for a very entertaining conversation! Keep reading to find out all about Port Charles’ amazing new addition!

SOAP CENTRAL – INTERVIEW

May 9, 2022
by Kambra Clifford
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Scoring a top-secret news scoop while getting punched and misunderstood is all in a day’s work for General Hospital tabloid journalist Grant Smoltz — and it turns out, it’s also all in a day’s work for his portrayer, David Lautman!

There’s never a shortage of drama in General Hospital’s Port Charles, but shenanigans have definitely increased since the arrival of smarmy tabloid reporter Grant Smoltz, played by actor David Lautman.

GH SUNDAY SHIFT – INTERVIEW

May 9, 2022
by Tracey Corder, Sandra Criswell & Tonya Love
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This week we have an interview with David Lautman (Grant Smoltz, GH). David talked with us (for a little over an hour!) about his family, his improv roots, his role on General Hospital and his many encounters with soap royalty on and off screen.

LISTEN on Apple Podcasts or WATCH on YouTube.

LIVE ON AIR with STEVEN CUOCO POWER 98.5 – INTERVIEW

May 3, 2022
by Steven Cuoco
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Actor David Lautman Talks with Host Steven Cuoco about his Spokesperson role for CarGurus, his recurring character Grant Smoltz on ABC’s General Hospital, and What It Means To Be a Successful Actor.

Live On Air with Steven Cuoco is available on iHeart Radio, Amazon Music, Amazon Audible, Apple Podcasts & Spotify.

DIGITAL JOURNAL – STORY

May 1, 2022
by Markos Papadatos
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Wactor opened up about working with actor David Lautman, who plays Invader reporter Grant Smoltz. “It was awesome working with David. That was the first day that we met,” he said. “I knew it would be fun and we were on the same page. We just went for it and we had fun.”

SOAPS IN DEPTH – STORY

Apr 26, 2022
by Chris Eades
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SMOLTZ on GENERAL HOSPITAL: Everything You Need To Know.

Smoltz on General Hospital is a recurring character who has become very good at stirring up drama in Port Charles! He first appeared in February 2022 and is played by actor David Lautman, who has appeared in numerous television series and short films in his career.

CLICHÉ MAGAZINE – INTERVIEW

Apr 15, 2022
by Erin Tatum
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David Lautman can pinpoint the exact moment he was bitten by the acting bug. “My earliest acting memory was in my middle school English teacher Steve Haberman’s class. He was most known for writing ‘Dracula: Dead and Loving It’ (1995) with legendary comedy icon Mel Brooks, which I thought was massively impressive as my friends and I were huge fans of Mel’s films.

“IT’S CRYPTO TIME” – ADRUBY

Mar 3, 2022
by adRuby
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The campaign – written and directed by Stasiewicz – includes nine unique spots that directly confront the stereotype of older investors being ‘out of touch’ or ‘behind the times’ when it comes to managing technological advancements or crypto investing.  It uses quirky role reversals that shake up the tropes of who creates financial legacies in today’s ever-evolving, digital economy.

YOUNG ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE – INTERVIEW

Feb 4, 2022
by Mordechai Laub
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David Lautman shares how to get started in commercials based on his experience. David has done a lot of commercial acting. He has been in 100+ commercials, and is the new spokesperson in a National Commercial Campaign for CARGURUS. YEM was able to speak with David about his commercial acting, his biggest motivators, and his upcoming work.

PIZAZZ NEWS – INTERVIEW

Jan 23, 2022
by Natasha Stone
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Pizazz News Readers, It is a tremendous pleasure to introduce and to interview David Lautman who is a very kind, down-to-earth, engaging and naturally endearing in-demand Commercial Actor living and working in LA.

CARGURUS SPOKESPERSON CAMPAGIN – ADWEEK

Oct 5, 2021
by Kyle O’Brien
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CarGurus Drive Into Homes to Offer More Mobile Services: By casting our duo of Gurus, we were able to bring the brand to life in playful and unexpected ways, while also creating a campaign that’s unmistakably CarGurus.

GAYEST COMMERCIAL OF 2021 – YAHOO NEWS

Oct 27, 2021
by Donald Padgett
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A recent advertisement from CarGurus is being hailed by some as the gayest commercial of the year! Regardless of its place in the Gay Commercial Hall of Fame™, the 30-second ad —entitled “We Need Space” — thankfully places a cute, male, gay couple in a situation that normalizes their relationship through humor, and it’s the kind of casual, everyday representation we love to see!

BEST BUY CAMPAIGN – ADWEEK

September 27, 2021
by Richard Collings
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Best Buy’s Home Experts Are the Stars of Its Fall Campaign: Wether it’s tricking out your home office or preparing a meal for that special someone, Best Buy home experts are there to help in-store, online and at home.

ITHACA PAN ASIAN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL

April 14, 2017
by Jordan Nitsch
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The approach to this incredibly important moral is unique and compelling, reaching a wider audience and displaying an incredible array of talent. You’ll be enthralled with its charm straight up to the final scene. This short film is not one to miss.

AGENCY SPY – ADWEEK

October 28, 2016
by Erik Oster
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The Variable checks in with Millenials at “Camp Whatever” to promote Duke Health during the health insurance open enrollment period.

THE ROUNDUP NEWS

April 13, 2014
by Jessica Boyer
& Richard Zamora
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“I think it’s so important to make sure that you have the skills to survive,” said David Lautman, the actor who plays the active shooter in the film. “You know, something like Columbine is a perfect example of law enforcement and faculty not being ready to deal with the problems and with the situation.”

The Columbine High School massacre is one of the most infamous school shootings in which two teens planted bombs and used a variety of guns to injure and kill students at the Columbine High School in Colorado. Fifteen people died that day and the event served as an awakening to school safety and police response tactics.

Playing the part of someone who would commit a shooting on campus is a serious role that Lautman said gave him a surreal perspective.

“It puts you into the experience of what unfortunately does happen in real life,” Lautman said. “As an actor, more so than a regular civilian, you don’t get the opportunity to actually see through your eyes and feel what it’s like to be in the zone of a killer and it’s just kind of sobering.”

HUFFPOST

August 22, 2012
by Fern Siegel
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Shakespeare’s plays are frequently staged in contemporary dress to make them accessible to modern audiences. Pulp Shakespeare keeps period garb and enlists his distinct style of language to cleverly restage Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction…

…Pulp Shakespeare recreates the film’s set pieces — the diner dancing, pocket watch story and resuscitation scene — with flair. The touted discussions, such as the sexual overtones of massaging a woman’s foot, work beautifully in the metaphor-rich language of the Elizabethan stage.

Aaron Lyons as Vincent de la Vega and Dan White as Julius are nicely paired; the cast in general — Mia (Hannah Beck), Butch (Christian Levatino), Roger/Zed (David Lautman), and Marcellus (Nathan Freeman) — clicked.

Issues of divine intervention, revenge and loyalty are approached with both menace and black humor intact. Pulp Fiction fans will love it.