'Lou the Doorman of E!s Gastineau Girls" Available for Media Interviews

'Lou the Doorman' from "Gastineau Girls' is available for media interviews. He can discuss the upcoming season finale, the show's renewal status, the reality of reality television and his two upcoming movies.

(PRWEB) April 20, 2005 -- Lou Martini Jr., aka 'Lou the Doorman' on E!s Gastineau Girls," is available for media interviews. Two original episodes remain, with the season finale airing on Tuesday, April 26. He can discuss:

- whether the series will be renewed;

- behind-the-scenes tidbits, news and gossip about the show and 'the Girls;

- the increasing use of the narrator" in TV (i.e., Scrubs," Desperate Housewives," etc.);

- the reality of reality television, as well as,

- his two upcoming movies, Lbs." and Searching for Bobby D."

Lou the Doorman can be seen on the weekly series Gastineau Girls," the mother (and daughter) of all reality shows on E! Entertainment Television. Lou the Doorman is the shows narrator, which follows socialite ex-wife and novice fashion-model daughter of former New York Jets football star Mark Gastineau in their search for love. Recently featured in New York Magazine" as the blue-collar analogue to Joe Millionaires snooty butler, Lou lends ... New York flavor to the G-girls vapid adventures."

Lou the actor has been featured in both films and television. He can be seen in Lbs.," which received critical acclaim at the Sundance Film Festival, the adventure/comedy Searching for Bobby D," about four young filmmakers trying to raise money for their project by telling potential investors that DeNiro is on board---now they have to find him. The film also features Carmen Electra, Jaid Barrymore, Sandra Bernhard, and Mario Cantone. On television, hes walked the beat on three of the Law & Order" series and was featured in the crime drama "Falcone."

His career in films started with Mario Puzos The Godfather." His father was the character actor, Lou Martini, who was originally cast to play Luca Brazi in The Godfather." He got sick on the second day of shooting and was replaced by a professional wrestler.

To schedule Lou Martini Jr., aka 'Lou the Doorman for a media interview, please contact Faith Ballantine-Armonaitis, 201-288-6312, or FaithPR24@hotmail.com.

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