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Gilmore Girls: The Festival of Living Art
Running Time: 60 min.

Stars Hollow is chosen as the site for the annual Festival of Living Pictures. Cast as Jesus in a staging of "The Last Supper," Kirk (Sean Gunn) goes way too far "losing" himself in his role, while Lorelai (Lauren Graham) struggles with writing a bad review for another presentation. Meanwhile, Lane (Keiko Agena) replaces band guitarist Dave with Gil (Sebastian Bach), who though undeniably talented is much, much older than the other band members; Sookie (Melissa McCarthy), determined to have her baby at home, hires a midwife who turns out to be more of a mid-husband (Rusty Schwimmer); and Luke's soon-to-be-ex Nicole (Tricia O'Kelley) makes a surprise proposition. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Gilmore Girls: The Festival of Living Art Cast and Crew:

Rusty Schwimmer - (Bruce)

Sally Struthers - (Babette Dell)

Liz Torres - (Miss Patty)

Michael Winters - (Taylor Doose)

Nick Offerman - (Beau Melville)

Sebastian Bach - (Gil)

Rini Bell - (Lulu)

Grant Lee Phillips - (Grant)

Todd Lowe - (Zach)

Mike Gandolfi - (Andrew)

Brian Berke - (Joe)

Tricia O'Kelley - (Nicole Leahy)

Jackson Douglas - (Jackson Melville)

John Cabrera - (Brian)

Gabriel Brock - (Chinese Acrobat)

Lynda Scarlino - (Buff Otis)

Production Credits:
Chris Long (Director)
Daniel Palladino (Screenwriter)

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