There's always a certain challenge when it comes to doing a biopic, doing proper respect to a person's life on the big screen. But when you have a personal connection to the subject, it's made all the tougher. That was what faced
Jamesy Boy director Trevor White as he chronicled the life of James Burns, a suburban youth who overcame a life of crime to find a brighter future. Trevor and James' lives have been intertwined for a long time, and continue to be so. I had a chance to sit down and chat with Trevor about
Jamesy Boy, his aspirations for the film, and its budding young star, Spencer Lofranco.
