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As you can see we have a gorgeous new layout made by my talented friend Katya featuring pictures of Nathan way back in 2006 at the Toronto Film Festival. Isn't he just cute as a button? I hope you like the layout as much as I do!

Also, I unfortunately had to take down all the behind the scenes pictures from Dry Rain but you can see them all over the the films official blog. The link is in the 'current projects'.

I'm finally back and can start off updating with some great news! Nathan has booked a new TV series! He'll star alongside teen actress Jodelle Ferland in ABC's "Atlas".

Described as "Harry Potter" meets "Pan's Labyrinth," "Atlas," centers on Gwen (Ferland), an adventurous young girl who finds a magical atlas that reveals a secret world underneath ours.

Find out more here. Check back for updates, I'll be getting on top of everything the next few days!

I'm going to be away for the next few weeks and so the site will not be updated. However once I get back it'll be near to the time when 'The Dark Knight' will be premiering so we are sure to get new pictures and news on Nathan. Until then keep a look out on the 'Dry Rain' (which will be showing tomorrow in Seattle!) and the 'Marley and Me' blogs for updates on Nathan's films. The tagboard is down until I get back as we were getting quite a bit of spam and I don't want anything unsuitable on the site. It'll be back up when I return. Until then, bye!

Just added a few random new pictures, 2 are from the 'Marley and Me' set on the 16th, 2 are old magazine scans from around the time of Runaway and one is a gorgeous picture from the set of 'Dry Rain'. You've got to check it out, it's beautiful. Remember Dry Rain is premiering this week at the SIFF, so if you're in the Seattle area be sure to go see it. For more info check out the offcial Dry Rain Blog here. Someone already got the opportunity to see it and here's what she said...

"One of the better locally produced shorts in the festival, Matthew J. Clark's Dry Rain is in...it's about a noncustodial parent (James Le Gros) spiriting his unusually bright kid (Tacoma native Nathan Gamble) across the Canadian Border for a "vacation." The acting is great, and the little prodigy isn't even annoying"