‘Oneonta’s Heartthrob’ In Town To Shoot New Film

Korey Rowe, left, steadies the camera on actor Cuyle Carvin, dubbed “Oneonta’s Heartthrob,” as they prepare for a scene in the film “Asteroids,” written by Rowe and his screenwriting partner, Dylan Avery, inside ISD this afternoon. Cuyle, a 1999 OHS graduate who is also starring in the forthcoming film “The 24th” by Oscar-winning director Kevin Willmott, will be in his hometown for the next week to finish the film. At left is Liam Jennings, who was working on the film. (Ian Austin/AllOTSGO.com)

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Oneontas heartthrob? Come on… really? So if I call myself king of Oneonta then thats a thing too, right? Unbelievable…

@k.hedlund a bit butthurt that someone is better looking then you? Done better in life then you? It is wonderful to have someone integrate their small little hometown into a film. Doesn’t hurt that he is gorgeous as well

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