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Susan Treat |
| Title: Leatherheads, feature film Cast: George Clooney, Renee Zellweger Extra: Susan Treat, Salisbury train station. Producers: Grant Heslov, George Clooney, Casey Silver Director: George Clooney Script: George Clooney, Stephen Schiff, Duncan Brantley, Rick Reilly About Susan Born: Corning, New York Family: Husband Bill. Celebrated 39th anniversary. Children: Melanie married with 2 children, Marcy, David, Tim. First date: Susan and Bill met at a roller skating rink. Bill had just gotten out of the Army and was visiting the rink as Susan was there. Susan and her friends and church groups would frequent the rink once a month. Bill and Susan soon began dating soon after that chance meeting and then later married and made their first home in El Paso, Texas where Bill worked as a Dale Carnegie course salesman. Close enough: Susan was a step away from the platform with John Krasinski and Johathan Pryce acting when she turned to the right. Had she turned immediately to the left she may have bumped into George Clooney. Queen for a day The special attention at wardrobe, hair and makeup made Susan Treat feel like she was “Queen for a day. I felt like a star with all the attention. I felt just like I was in the movies, getting all made up and thinking ‘I’m going to work today... They did a great job in wardrobe. Seeing all the women in their stylish clothing made me think I was back in another era. “My hair is shoulder length and I was a little hesitant getting it cut. I kiddingly thought if it was awfully bad I would just shave it. But some of the ladies and I liked the new style and we had fun with it.” Susan got to be a passenger on the train and sat right behind John Krasinski and Jonathan Pryce. “They got off the train and were being interviewed while standing on a platform. Susan suggested her husband (Bill) join her for some fun trying out for the movie. “It was worth it trying to be in the movie with George Clooney,” Susan said. “We had so much fun and enjoyed seeing what went into making a movie.” |