GateWorld published an interview by David Read with Ben Browder about Freeze Frame on May 4^th, and the most cogent statement to come out of the interview was the following:

When I was researching, there was the discussion of how the subject is generally contained within the community. They certainly didn’t talk about it during World War II. No one wanted to come home from World War II and [hear], “Grampa, what did you do in the war?” “Well, I kind of lost my mind.”

A lot of vets wouldn’t talk about war unless it was with other vets, and other people had been there. I think there’s an important component there. This community keeps it amongst themselves but it’s important for the rest of the community to understand.

The interview was thoughtful, provocative, and beautifully presented.

On Friday, April 24^th, LAScaper (Kim Carl) from The Ben Browder Portal, interviewed Ben Browder by phone and the results were a wonderfully frank discussion about the humanity underlying the script to Freeze Frame as well as his thoughts on the politicalization of veteran's issues (and the fact that he doesn't believe that anything to do with sending our men and women to fight should be political and that we have an obligation to take care of them when they return home), as well as his admiration for Jonas McCord, the writer/producer of the proposed movie.

The interview is witty, humble, and intelligent. Here is a snippet and you can read the rest over on The Ben Browder Portal.