Dennis Woodruff's inspirational message

We ran a post last month about running into Hollywood icon Dennis Woodruff, who for years has driven his car up and down Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards advertising his acting services. This week, Dennis sends along this inspirational message:

Hi. It's me, Dennis Woodruff. I've become very successful making movies. My new company is High Voltage. Cold Creepy Feeling is now showing a trailer on youtube. We're getting world interest in distribution opportunity. I'll tell all you folks, hard work pays off if you stick to it. I've been working at my career for over twenty years and the rewards have started pouring in. Prosperity is a good thing. It brings more. I probably have everything I ever wanted in life, even more. In fact, I have too much.

"I am a winner,
and I inspire others to be winners, too.
I like to help people, and I like to have fun
and be happy and create more projects."

I count my blessings and I am thankful for all my success. I am a positive person, and do not surround myself with losers or negative people or control freaks, especially not evil people. I try to lead a spiritual life and make a contribution to the world as an artist. I believe individuality is important, and I'm proud to say that people around the world respond and buy my work.

My movies are available on Troma website, and if you google my name, you'll see my store at the very top. I've already sold 100,000+ movies at ten dollars each and I just started. There's an overwhelming demand, even the studios want to see my movies. So, don't give up. I am a winner, and I inspire others to be winners, too. I like to help people, and I like to have fun and be happy and create more projects. Best wishes to all of you. You can email me or contact me, but most of all buy my movies. You'll love them.

Sincerely,
Dennis Woodruff

We just ran into Dennis Woodruff

Dennis Woodruff is part of the Hollywood firmament, known for decades as the man who drives along Sunset and Hollywood Boulevards in a car or van covered in hand-painted signs advertising his acting services. More recently, this human work of naive folk art and male Angelyne has taken to writing, directing and starring in his own films and talk shows and hawking DVDs from the trunk of his latest vehicle, a former police car.


This afternoon, Dennis Woodruff ventured farther west on Sunset than he's been in some time, and stopped to walk his faithful dog and try to sell some DVDs not far from the Tabloid Baby offices. That's when we noticed the car and walked right into him and his dog. His latest project is a film called Cold Creepy Feeling. He has been chasing his dream since the Seventies and he has not given up.